Reninger--H. Willard (English Faculty)

Displaying 1 - 13 of 13 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
1	"No cause for despair" with new G. E. program Northern Iowan 75:17, p.2	10/31/1978	Professor Reninger offers an ironic look at a way to save the general education program.
2	Response to Conlee's challenge Northern Iowan 67:11, p.3	10/23/1970	Professor Reninger states that the administration is taking Mr. Conlee's remarks seriously.
3	Did students keep faith? College Eye 63:26, p.2	01/06/1967	Criticizes students for not attending on the last day of classes before winter break
4	Orchids to Jacobs College Eye 63:14, p.3	11/01/1966	Thanks John L. Jacobs for his letter to the editor in the October 25 issue of the College Eye.
5	Reality dictates university status College Eye 63:9, p.3	10/14/1966	Discusses the process used by the Advisory Committee on Future Development to decide that SCI should be made into a university.
6	Greater depth in graduate program Alumnus 50:3, p.12	09/01/1965	Survey of curriculum, personnel, programs, and opportunities in English Department; photo.
7	Prof lauds president at alumni-faculty fete Alumnus 50:3, p.19	09/01/1965	Text of Professor Reninger's tribute to President Maucker.
8	Reninger asks questions of Hushagen College Eye 58:12, p.2	12/13/1963	Disagrees with statements made by John Hushagen regarding the English Department at SCI.
9	Reninger rejects Fox proposal College Eye 52:22, p.8	03/10/1961	Believes majors and minors are an important part of a college education.
10	Exam should teach College Eye 52:19, p.6	02/17/1961	Professor Reninger believes that tests should be built over the term; students will then understand what the test will be about, and will have no need to cheat or steal.
11	Untitled College Eye 50:18, p.2	02/06/1959	Discusses a recent column about Dr. Zhivago.
12	English students College Eye 39:10, p.3	11/21/1947	English I and English II classes will meet.
13	Letters to the editor College Eye 38:17, p.2	01/24/1947	Discuses Warren Smith's pronunciation of the words piano and pianist; in a second letter, Charles Stark responds negatively to the photo of women in their swimsuits presented in last week's campus paper.