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              UWRF 231-6/14 · folder · 1915
              Part of UWRF Subject Files, 1874-Present

              The Oracle was a one-time publication of the Junior Rhetoric Class of the River Falls State Normal School in the Spring of 1915. The publication was not intended to be a school paper, but it was hoped it would evolve into one. The class designed The Oracle as an outlet for students' "literary genius". The publication includes short stories by students, campus happenings, and local advertisements.

              Normal Ballads, Rhetoric Class, 1891. A sleigh ride / J. E. Downer -- An inspiration / Nealie S. Knowles -- Our Normal School / John Weinzirl -- A gem from the literature class / Jessie F. Deyarmond -- Sequel to Our Normal School / Olive L. Hallock -- The melon patch / Geo. T. Martin -- My first and last song / Mellie Barker -- A rhyme while you wait / Maggie Sutherland -- Vision of a Normal student / D. W. Maloney -- My first rhyme / Martha McShane -- Hopes deferred / Bertha A. Hamilton -- Fallacious fantasies / H. Gallagher -- Calisthenics / Ida Jenson -- Death of little puss / Mrs. J.S. Wadsworth -- Whispers / Bessie ApRoberts -- Writing poetry / Florence Helt -- Scientific solilcquies / Etta Harnsberger -- Intended for a poem / O. S. Follansbee -- The mist / W. B. Ogilvie -- An episode / Orrie Bigham -- Composite poem.

              The Creative Impulse
              UWRF Series 166-D166.002 · item · 1988
              Part of Thursday Reflections, 1988-1991.

              Creativity and the creative arts, featuring Bonnie Netzel on art, Marshall Toman on creative writing, Robert Samarotto on music, and Karla She on Dance.