They Say It\u27s Love

Love means many things to many people. Have you ever tried to explain its meaning? We asked several Iowa State students and faculty, What is love? Here are their answers

Cornbread Summer

I\u27ll always remember last summer as The Cornbread Summer. Cornbread was the first assignment I had as an undergraduate recruit in one of the Pillsbury Test Kitchens, and I spent my first days trying to develo

Journalism is for You

If you once thought about majoring in journalism, then decided dashing around the country as a reporter was exciting and romantic, but not for you, read on

Karla Baur- Student Career Girl

More than ever, I appreciate the prestige of the Home Economics Division at Iowa State College. This is what Karla Baur has to say after 15 months as an assistant foods editor on Household Magazine, Topeka, Kansas

Symbols... Language of the Soul

At Thanksgiving, we are reminded that no man has ever created anything. Our feast is a symbol of gratitude. All art is an expression of man)s desire to understand himself. Hidden within contemporary designs are these basic symbols

Holiday Reunion

A full cookie jar, hot spiced tea and friends dropping in are part of Christmas. This vacation have the crowd in for a holiday reunion. 0 pen house, old-fashioned style, needn\u27t be elaborate during this busy time. A coffee table laden with luscious Christmas goodies, the family tree shining from the corner and friends gathered about singing Christmas carols or exchanging news are all you\u27ll need for a successful party

The Iowa Homemaker vol.37, no.4

Poem, Bernice Burns, page 4 Symbols – Language of the Soul, Ann Baur, page 4 Search for Creative Living, Esther S. (Warner) Dendel, page 7 Family and Career – I Cater to Both, Donna Schneider, page 8 Uberraschend – Six and a Half Years!, Faye Kochheizer, page 11 Caution, Students at Large, Ann Walters, page 1

The Iowa Homemaker vol.39, no.5

The Course That Created A Cookbook, Bonnie Rollins, page 4 Cookery = Artistry, Gwen Mathews, page 6 Decorate A Cookie Tree, Jill Gaylord, page 7 Cornbread Summer, Ann Baur, page 8 Christmas Connoisseur, page 11 Bring Home the Bacon, Janet Purdy, page 12 What’s Going On?, page 13 1959 Room Contest, page 1

The Iowa Homemaker vol.36, no.14

Here’s to Your Job!, Marcia Wilsie, page 4 Journalism is for You, Ann Baur, page 6 Contest, Betty Gregory, page 7 “Little World of Spices”, Pat McBride, page 8 Miss Bernice Burns, Jan Anderson, page 10 Promise, Martha Elder, page 11 Choose Wisely, Cutlery, Anne Beem, page 12 Clara Inkumsah from West Africa, Margot Copeland, page 13 Good Design doesn’t have to be Expensive, Mary Vandecar, page 1

The Iowa Homemaker vol.33, no.5

The Everlasting Light, Elinor Holmberg, page 7 Get That Plum Pudding Glow!, Jean Brown, page 8 Caroling through the Ages, Marilyn Wright, page 9 Create Your Christmas, Karla Baur, page 10 Dressed in Luxury, Doris Jirsa, page 11 Shop Early in Ames, Donna Mumford, page 12 What’s New, Ann Lindemeyer and Millie Willett, page 14 Reviewed for You, page 15 Corsages for Christmas, Jean Goul, page 16 Trends, page 1