Academic Regalia

Displaying 1 - 48 of 48 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
1	Chain, mace traditions symbolic of UNI's past Northern Iowan 96:55, p.13	04/28/2000	UNI graduation traditions include the wearing of the chain by the President and the carrying of the mace by the Commencement marshal; photo.
2	Caps & gowns: Not just a funny outfit Northern Iowan 96:55, p.13	04/28/2000	The wearing of caps and gowns at graduation is long tradition; cut and color of gown have meaning; photo.
3	Grads order gowns Northern Iowan 70:57, p.3	06/21/1974
4	Academic attire for grads should be ordered now Northern Iowan 68:58, p.3	06/30/1972
5	Come see gowns, hoods, colors College Eye 59:2, p.2	09/18/1964	Encourages people to come to convocation.
6	Let's be coolly inspired College Eye 56:3, p.2	09/29/1961	Discusses the benefits of getting rid of graduation gowns.
7	Grads to order College Eye 52:22, p.3	03/10/1961	Time to order graduation gowns.
8	Rehearsal College Eye 39:32, p.1	05/21/1948	Corrine Hamilton and Nancy McGaw inspect a graduation cap and gown; photo.
9	Caps and gowns carry traditions College Eye 38:43, p.1	08/15/1947	History of academic regalia and commencement customs.
10	2 yr. graduates don caps, gowns College Eye 38:38, p.1	07/11/1947	First time that two-year students will wear academic regalia.
11	Academic gowns, caps are symbols College Eye 36:33, p.3	05/18/1945	Explanation of academic regalia.
12	Notice College Eye 29:43, p.1	08/05/1938	Seniors should get academic regalia.
13	Seniors College Eye 29:32, p.1	05/13/1938	Must be measured for caps and gowns.
14	Caps and gowns College Eye 38:0, p.1	07/30/1937	Candidates for graduation should rent academic regalia.
15	Graduates notice College Eye 27:11, p.3	08/07/1936	Should be measured for academic regalia.
16	May Old Gold 0:0, p.212	06/01/1936	Photo of graduates.
17	Graduates will measured be measured for caps College Eye 24:31, p.1	05/05/1933
18	Winter graduates will meet tomorrow College Eye 24:17, p.1	01/27/1933	To make arrangements for academic regalia.
19	Professors don gay colors, but pretty silks mean high degrees College Eye 21:23, p.1	03/14/1930	The meaning behind the gowns and hoods that professors wear during Commencement day.
20	NOTICE! College Eye 19:35, p.5	05/16/1928	Reminder for Commencement preparations; cap and gown fittings.
21	Senior chapel Friday College Eye 19:25, p.5	03/07/1928	Should attend in cap and gown.
22	Fall graduates! College Eye 19:12, p.1	11/23/1927	Should order caps and gowns.
23	August B. A. graduates College Eye 18:52, p.1	08/03/1927	Should order cap and gown.
24	June B. A. graduates College Eye 18:41, p.5	05/04/1927	Announcement for ordering gaps and gowns.
25	Notice College Eye 17:45, p.1	05/19/1926	Seniors should get caps and gowns.
26	Seniors don caps and gowns College Eye 16:33, p.8	05/06/1925	Members of the senior class to wear caps and gowns and march as a body to chapel services.
27	Editorially speaking; how about senior caps and gowns? College Eye 15:11, p.4	11/14/1923	Wants college to buy caps and gowns to reuse every year.
28	Herbert Cook chosen to head senior class College Eye 13:29, p.1	04/05/1922	Roster of officers; considering wearing caps and gowns on Fridays during spring term.
29	Caps and gowns are donned; seniors appear in chapel Friday morning in full regalia College Eye 4:10, p.8	11/12/1914	Gives brief history of the wearing of caps and gowns at graduation ceremonies.
30	1913 Old Gold 0:0, p.17	06/01/1913	Commencement cap.
31	Editorial Normal Eyte 20:18, p.295	01/26/1910	Football season was financial and athletic success; Bachelor of Arts graduates will be the only ones to wear cap and gown; subscribe to this year's Old Gold.
32	Seniors to entertain; Class of 1910 meets; committee for winter social even is appointed Normal Eyte 20:17, p.282	01/19/1910	Considering who will be allowed to wear caps and gowns at Commencement.
33	Commencement plans; seniors decide upon matters relative to graduation--orators chosen Normal Eyte 19:25, p.385	04/14/1909	Lenore Shanewise, Helen Katz, and James P. Murphy will speak; seniors will wear caps and gowns.
34	A product of imagination Normal Eyte 3:36, p.285	06/23/1894	Fanciful drawing of a senior in cap and gown.
35	The Fourth Years Normal Eyte 3:34, p.271	05/26/1894	Wearing tennis outfits rather than caps and gowns.
36	An exchange tells us Normal Eyte 3:23, p.183	03/03/1894	Humorous look at caps and gowns.
37	We do not know Normal Eyte 3:19, p.147	02/03/1894	Satire on caps and gowns.
38	The Omaha Christian Advocate Normal Eyte 3:15, p.116	01/06/1894	Praise for the work of Olin B. Chassell and his wife; Mr. Chassell does not like the class quarrel at the Normal.
39	We prepared an article Normal Eyte 3:14, p.105	12/09/1893	Maintains that caps and gowns are not an appropriate feature for ISNS Commencement.
40	Caps and gowns Normal Eyte 3:13, p.102	12/02/1893	Believes that caps and gowns will have a good effect on class unity.
41	A Fourth Year claims Normal Eyte 3:13, p.103	12/02/1893	Humorous suggestion that cap and gown can be worn in fields next summer.
42	Training School boy Normal Eyte 3:13, p.104	12/02/1893	Humorous reference to caps and gowns.
43	A meeting of the Fourth Year Class Normal Eyte 3:13, p.104	12/02/1893	Decided to wear caps and gowns.
44	Words are the servants of thought Normal Eyte 3:13, p.97	12/02/1893	Claims that a misspelling was intentionally used to make a point.
45	To the editor of the Normal Eyte Normal Eyte 3:13, p.98	12/02/1893	Believes that seniors should wear academic regalia at Commencement.
46	Notice Normal Eyte 3:13, p.100	12/02/1893	Accepting designs for award for Normal Eyte editor who denounced academic regalia.
47	That awful editor Normal Eyte 3:13, p.101	12/02/1893	Believes matter of caps and gowns should be properly discussed in class meetings, not in the newspaper.
48	Pretension Normal Eyte 3:12, p.89	11/25/1893	Belittles idea of wearing caps and gowns.