Academic Calendar

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101 3000 students sign petitions for December 17 dismissal
College Eye 63:24, p.1 		Students outline reasons for not wanting to stay on campus for Monday and half of Tuesday before Christmas.
102 Dr. Maucker speaks on dismissal time
College Eye 63:24, p.1 		Considers student demands for early Christmas vacation.
103 Protests late vacation
College Eye 63:23, p.3 		Expresses discontent with the holiday break schedule.
104 Students support request of December 16 dismissal
College Eye 63:23, p.1 		Group petitions for early Christmas closing.
105 Classes will resume January 3
College Eye 63:22, p.1
106 Classes resume January 2
College Eye 63:21, p.7
107 First nine weeks end
College Eye 58:9, p.3
108 Year around school has advantages for students
College Eye 57:33, p.2 		Students finish sooner and save money through year around school.
109 Year around schooling economically strong
College Eye 57:30, p.2 		Professor Tulasiewicz suggest change in academic calendar.
110 SCI to begin one-week spring vacation next year
College Eye 57:25, p.1 		Current schedule calls for dismissal at 5 PM Wednesday and resumption of class at 8 AM Tuesday.
111 Officials are reviewing calendar rationale: Maucker
College Eye 57:16, p.2 		There seems to be no hope in the short term for a calendar change and a longer vacation.
112 Why not equal vacation time?
College Eye 57:14, p.2 		Wonders why University of Iowa was able to lengthen its Christmas break and SCI was not able to do that.
113 Maucker says classes resume as scheduled
College Eye 57:13, p.1 		Students petition for longer holiday.
114 We feel obligated to offer a sympathetic word
College Eye 57:13, p.2 		Thoughts about giving students two extra days for vacation have been circulating.
115 Board of Regents announces 12 week summer school in '63
College Eye 56:15, p.5 		Marshall Beard talks about the advantages of the summer session schedule.
116 It's either classes or Christmas
College Eye 56:13, p.2 		Does not like the way that the semester is organized with classes and finals after break.
117 New semester plan?
College Eye 52:32, p.6 		Proposes a comical new academic calendar.
118 Correction in ISTC calendar
College Eye 52:18, p.1 		Classes resume April 4 after Easter.
119 Semester plan begins
College Eye 48:32, p.2 		Congratulates the Registrar's office for the relatively smooth change from quarters to semesters.
120 Registrar begins semester switch
College Eye 48:26, p.5 		Converting statements of graduation requirements into semester hour requirements.
121 Record enrollment for winter quarter
Alumnus 41:1, p.4 		Early winter figure is 3010; may climb; fall enrollment was 3189; will begin transition to semesters..
122 Changes at TC discussed by Registrar
College Eye 47:39, p.1 		Marshall Beard speculates on changes in the curriculum, the academic calendar, and the campus landscape.
123 Semester catalogs available now
College Eye 47:34, p.1 		Will reflect semester plan changes.
124 Curricular change will be explained
College Eye 47:30, p.1 		Will explain change from quarter to semester calendar.
125 Semester system plans continue
Alumnus 40:2, p.2 		Dr. Beard reports progress.
126 Semester switch will bring changes
College Eye 47:28, p.1 		A look at the advantages of the new semester plan.
127 Fee changes and budget are approved
College Eye 47:27, p.1 		Most changes reflect the upcoming change from the quarter to the semester academic calendar.
128 Semester change work continues
College Eye 47:20, p.6 		Departments re-arranging courses; adjusting student teaching; translating quarter hours into semester hours.
129 State board approves changes
Alumnus 39:4, p.3 		Will shift from quarters to semesters beginning with 1957 summer session; also, all students in dorms must pay both room and board.
130 College starts new semester plan in 1957
College Eye 47:3, p.1 		Will begin at start of 1957 summer session; cite ease of registration and transfer of credit.
131 Eight week session set for summer '55
College Eye 45:34, p.1 		Eight week session will be followed by two week period for graduate independent study and workshops.
132 Faculty votes for quarters
College Eye 45:14, p.7 		Vote to retain quarter system over semester system, 109-103; brief history of quarter system on campus.
133 Study quarter system
College Eye 45:11, p.1 		Will hold open discussion.
134 Board approves admission policy
College Eye 43:13, p.8 		Also approves a longer academic year.
135 Formal beginning of the Iowa State Normal School
First 75 Years 0:0, p.8 		Board elects faculty and decides salary; adopts admission rules and length of terms.
136 Quarter to end Friday, Dec. 15
College Eye 42:13, p.1
137 Longer fall term begins
College Eye 42:1, p.1 		A look at the academic calendar for the year.
138 Students will start to school a week later this fall; will have almost a month of vacation during the year
Public Relations News Release 1950:12, p.1 		The new calendar was recently adopted for the 1950-51 school year; students will be in school longer next spring. The fall quarter will be more than two weeks longer than the winter and spring terms.
139 Fall term starts one week later
College Eye 41:25, p.1 		Various changes in the academic calendar are announced for the 1950-1951 school year.
140 Saturday classes for summer term approved
College Eye 41:13, p.3 		The summer session is changed from a twelve-week session to a ten-week session; students will attend classes on Saturday.
141 Time for integration
College Eye 40:38, p.2 		Suggests that seniors need a few weeks at the end of the quarter to tie up loose ends.
142 Most students here favor quarter system
College Eye 40:29, p.6
143 Letter to the editor
College Eye 38:20, p.2 		Discuses the advantages of a two semester plan over the three quarter system now in practice. Written by the members of speech 110.
144 Students given time to think at Coe; more study and conferences possible
College Eye 38:14, p.2 		Applauds plans by Coe College to have occasional days free to study, meet, and think.
145 Enrollment continues upward trend
Alumnus 30:2, p.1 		Spring term enrollment is 1497, of whom 555 are men; 447 are veterans; 46 students completed special six week session for veterans.
146 Special short term begins; extra term for veterans has started
College Eye 37:17, p.1 		For veterans who were discharged to start at the beginning of the winter quarter; description of courses.
147 Special session to start soon for servicemen
College Eye 37:15, p.6 		Special six-week winter quarter set up for returning veterans.
148 Special six-week session for veterans
Alumnus 30:1, p.6 		Courses selected to meet veterans' needs.
149 Winter term expands to 13 weeks this year
College Eye 36:15, p.3
150 Christmas holiday period unchanged
College Eye 34:11, p.1
151 Fall quarter ends on November 24
College Eye 34:9, p.2 		Students must move all their belongings to their new living quarters on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving.
152 Vacation will extend from Nov. 24-Dec. 8
College Eye 34:9, p.1 		Break between fall and winter terms will allow time for installation of new equipment for military personnel.
153 College advertises its short training plan
College Eye 33:17, p.1 		Promotes flexible program to teachers.
154 Weekend of cramming scheduled
College Eye 32:11, p.1 		A schedule for events for the next month is given.
155 Student opinion favors shorter summer term
College Eye 31:41, p.1 		Support a term of eight or nine weeks.
156 Holiday
College Eye 29:37, p.1 		No school on July 4; summer term will end on August 19.
157 The summer term is officially closed
Public Relations News Release 1934:591, p.1 		The fall term will begin September 12.
158 Single day is lone vacation in spring
College Eye 25:34, p.4 		Only Memorial Day will be holiday.
159 Weathering the busiest term
College Eye 25:34, p.2 		Spring weather, events, and sports make the term busier than others.
160 Winter term will end noon, March 9
College Eye 25:33, p.1 		Spring term registration will begin on the following Monday.
161 Until January 8
College Eye 25:25, p.1 		School will be in session until Friday, December 22; will resume January 8.
162 Fall term ends Wednesday noon
College Eye 25:22, p.1 		Early dismissal will aid students who have a long way to travel.
163 Class schedules are issued for winter term this week
College Eye 25:21, p.4
164 Class instruction to continue until end of term, Nov. 29th
College Eye 25:12, p.5 		The academic calendar for the year is given.
165 Thirty-seventh term of summer school begins here June 5
College Eye 24:32, p.1 		Class begins on June 6 and ends on August 25.
166 Students at the Iowa State Teachers College
Public Relations News Release 1931:125, p.1 		Fall session ends November 25; winter term begins November 20.
167 Students await only recess in winter and spring term
College Eye 22:13, p.1 		Classes suspended for two weeks over Christmas.
168 Two thousand students enroll for spring term; indications show that final no. will slightly surpass last year
College Eye 21:23, p.1 		Enrollment stands ad 2010 for spring 1930 term.
169 The last lap
College Eye 21:10, p.2 		Only two weeks left until the end of the term.
170 Christmas vacation extends from Dec. 19--Jan. 3
College Eye 20:14, p.1
171 Editorially speaking
College Eye 20:11, p.4 		Announces changes in the school calendar; school administration thanks the students for a successful Homecoming; comments on student grades; believes Teachers College should be represented at the National Student Federation of America.
172 Before and after
College Eye 18:21, p.4 		States that the end of the term is received with open arms.
173 Christmas vacation
College Eye 16:16, p.1 		Class will end after fourth hour on Tuesday; will resume on January 7.
174 The Inquiring Reporter
College Eye 16:16, p.3 		Students asked if Christmas vacation should begin the Friday before Christmas as opposed to Tuesday as the calendar currently stands.
175 Why not go home Friday?
College Eye 16:16, p.4 		Administration urged to comply with student wishes and dismiss for Christmas vacation on Friday.
176 A holiday--Friday after Thanksgiving
College Eye 16:12, p.4 		Believes that students should be given the Friday after Thanksgiving off from class so that they may travel home for the holiday.
177 Thanksgiving Spirit
College Eye 12:11, p.4 		Wants to celebrate Thanksgiving at home with a break from school.
178 Do the students want Thanksgiving vacation?
College Eye 12:10, p.4 		The student body wants a break from classes on Thanksgiving Day and the Friday afterward.
179 Vacation
Alumni News Letter 5:4, p.2 		Winter vacation was changed to December 5 through December 30, instead of December 23 to January 7, because of coal shortage due to a miner's strike.
180 It has been decided
College Eye 10:7, p.1 		Thanksgiving vacation will consist of just Thanksgiving day and not the Friday following it.
181 No vacation Friday after Thanksgiving
College Eye 9:5, p.2 		Due to days off at the time of the ISTA meeting.
182 I desire to thank the author
College Eye 8:8, p.2 		Expresses support for the idea of getting the Friday after Thanksgiving off for vacation.
183 Thanksgiving vacation at I. S. T. C.
College Eye 8:7, p.4 		Faculty urged to support having no classes scheduled on the Friday after Thanksgiving.
184 Appropriations
Quarterly News Letter to the Alumni 0:0, p.1 		ISTC granted money for building Vocational Building and second section of women's dorm, furnishing Bartlett Hall, paving 23rd Street, organizing Study Centers in all counties, and providing a 48 week school year.
185 The fall term 1915
Quarterly News Letter to the Alumni 0:0, p.1 		Term will begin September 15.
186 Editorial
College Eye 3:24, p.395 		Want to add a fee to tuition to pay for the lecture course; seniors decide to construct gateway at 26th Street entrance.
187 Official Notes
College Eye 3:22, p.369 		Notes on faculty changes; class schedule set with societies to meet evenings and athletics on Saturdays; South Hall will be repaired.
188 Official Notes
College Eye 3:13, p.225 		Professors Cory and Lambert conducted study center; advising system revised; faculty decide on class term length; student organizations have made financial reports..
189 Official Notes
College Eye 3:5, p.88 		President Seerley will speak on rural school matters; a new secretary will be appointed; faculty considering changes in academic calendar, meeting rules, and curriculum.
190 The ISTC school calendars are now out
Normal Eyte 20:14, p.235
191 School closes for vacation
Normal Eyte 15:14, p.210 		The school will close on December 21st and reopen on January 5th for winter break.
192 Untitled
Normal Eyte 14:12, p.188 		The winter term opens Tuesday, December 1, 1903.
193 It is much to be regretted
Normal Eyte 12:13, p.193 		Holiday vacation interrupts winter term, but the current calendar is probably necessary to accommodate those who teach.
194 School closes on Thursday noon
Normal Eyte 12:13, p.193 		Will open January 2 after Christmas break.
195 For convenience of students
Normal Eyte 9:13, p.307 		Christmas vacation lengthened.
196 The holiday recess
Normal Eyte 8:15, p.206 		Holiday schedule.
197 We continue the custom
Normal Eyte 8:12, p.161 		Puts out issue of the Normal Eyte during Thanksgiving and break between terms.
198 The winter term closes
Normal Eyte 7:23, p.5 		A look ahead at the break between terms.
199 The term is drawing to a close
Normal Eyte 7:10, p.116 		Some will go home; some will stay; class ends the day before Thanksgiving; registration is the day after; new term starts Monday.
200 The State Normal School
Normal Eyte 6:3, p.28 		Arranging academic calendar to accommodate teachers' work schedules.