Alaska

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#	Title	Date	Summary
1	U. S. oil shouldn't depend on Alaskan reserve Northern Iowan 102:45, p.7	03/24/2006	Offers argument against drilling for oil in Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
2	President Koob heads out on the highway; while looking for adventure, Koob finds Alaska Northern Iowan 101:11, p.14	10/05/2004	President Koob enjoys his summer motorcycle outings; photo.
3	Reader argues against drilling in Alaska Northern Iowan 99:44, p.6	03/14/2003	Claims that oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge will disrupt and destroy the ecosystem.
4	Environmental impact of drilling for oil in Alaska Public Relations News Release 1990:78, p.1	10/01/1990	Americans looking to Alaska for oil. Environmentalists are concerned about detrimental effects on wildlife. Glendon Brunk to speak at UNI.
5	Wildlife biologist to give presentation on Arctic National Wildlife Refuge at University of Northern Iowa September 26 Public Relations News Release 1990:51, p.1	09/13/1990	Multi-media slide show will present the wildlife and wilderness values of the Arctic refuge
6	Oil spills confronted by local environmentalist Northern Iowan 86:53, p.5	04/17/1990	Glendon Brunk will make presentation on Alaska.
7	Alaskan research may lead to economic gain Northern Iowan 84:4, p.10	09/04/1987	James Walters talks about his research; photo.
8	Local students, teachers to explore terrain of Alaska, Western Canada on 45-day UNI adventure Public Relations News Release 1986:445, p.1	05/27/1986	A group of seventeen Iowa science teachers, UNI students and other interested adults will study the wildlife, geology, and wilderness areas June 9-July 25; group led by Walters who has spent the last ten summers in Alaska.
9	Alaskan landforms shown Northern Iowan 80:32, p.7	01/31/1984	Jim Walters talks about his work in Alaska.
10	Slides of Alaska to be shown Northern Iowan 76:37, p.7	02/22/1980	Jody Hines will show slides from her backpacking trip to Alaska.
11	Call of the wild lures UNI grad to Alaska Northern Iowan 74:62, p.5	07/14/1978	Bonnie Bless talks about her experiences of teaching in Alaska; photo.
12	Seminar Northern Iowan 74:5, p.7	09/16/1977	Professor Walters will speak about Alaska.
13	Geo-Forum Northern Iowan 73:37, p.12	02/11/1977	Professor Walters will speak on Alaska.
14	Museum Northern Iowan 72:54, p.4	04/30/1976	Russell and Dann Schultz will talk about bicycling on the Alcan Highway.
15	Museum program Northern Iowan 72:26, p.4	12/05/1975	Professor MacMillan will speak on Alaska.
16	UNI Museum Northern Iowan 70:5, p.9	09/28/1973	Gus Hanuske will present photos from Alaskan trip.
17	Alaskan's two escapades: trips to Arctic Circle, south College Eye 59:9, p.6	11/06/1964	Profile of Eric Thompson, who is from Alaska; photo.
18	Return from Alaskan trip College Eye 45:40, p.3	08/06/1954	John Charles talks about trip to Alaska.
19	Alumnus to give talk on Alaska College Eye 42:29, p.6	05/04/1951	Dorothy Tostlebe Thompson will speak.
20	Brindley Scholarship winner plays tennis, likes to travel College Eye 42:4, p.2	10/06/1950	Profile of Dick Wischmeier; photo.
21	No chicken for Alaska Sunday dinner Alumnus 34:2, p.28	04/01/1950	Alumna recounts experiences of living in Alaska.
22	April Alumnus features letter from Alaska College Eye 41:24, p.6	03/31/1950	Loretta McCurnin describes her life in Alaska as a teacher.
23	Survey of Campus Opinion College Eye 40:14, p.2	01/07/1949	Students asked what they think of statehood for Alaska and Hawaii.
24	Gold mining provides adventurous, profitable experience for Wischmeier College Eye 40:1, p.2	09/17/1948	Dick Wischmeier talks about his experiences in Alaska.
25	Mary Ellen Sprole Alumnus 31:2, p.20	04/01/1947	Married Pearse Walsh on August 24, 1946, in Nome, Alaska. They will reside in Nome where Pearse is employed by Pan-American Airways. Prior to her marriage, she was an instructor in the Territorial High School in Nome.
26	Teaches school in Alaska Alumnus 30:2, p.17	04/01/1946	Mary Ellen Sprole recounts experiences of living in Nome.
27	Mrs. Stanley Thompson, (Dorothy Jean Tostlebe) Alumnus 29:4, p.25	10/01/1945	Resides in Fresno, California. Stanley is in service in Alaska but expects to be discharged soon and plants to teach in the high school in Nome, Alaska. Dorothy will join him there and may also teach in the Nome schools.
28	Mr. and Mrs. W. Morgan Davies, (Audrey Munson) Alumnus 29:3, p.23	07/01/1945	Live at Anchorage, Alaska. They are the parents of two sons, John and Jim. Morgan is with the Civil Aeronautics Administration in the Aleutian area.
29	Mr. and Mrs. Jasper W. Thompson, (Wilma Freeland) Alumnus 29:2, p.21	04/01/1945	Are teaching in the schools at Nenana, Alaska.
30	Beryl Frances Michaelson Alumnus 28:2, p.26	04/01/1944	Teaches at a government school in Selawik, Alaska.
31	Christmas with the Eskimos Alumnus 28:2, p.6	04/01/1944	Beryl Michaelson recounts experiences in the North.
32	Marjorie Paulus Alumnus 27:3, p.24	07/01/1943	Teaches social science and girls' physical education in Ketchikan, Alaska.
33	Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morgan Alumnus 27:3, p.22	07/01/1943	The former Jessie Storie teaches at an Eskimo school in White Mountain, Alaska.
34	Leigh E. Robinson Alumnus 27:2, p.28	04/01/1943	Moved to Bellingham, Washington, after living in Alaska for many years.
35	Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morgan Alumnus 27:3, p.32	04/01/1943	The former Jesse Storie teaches at an Eskimo school in White Mount, Alaska.
36	Rev. G. Scott Porter Alumnus 27:2, p.31	04/01/1943	Pastor of the Westlawn Presbyterian church in Sioux City, Iowa; went to Alaska for five months.
37	Mahlon (Curly) Hintzman Alumnus 27:1, p.18	01/01/1943	Foreman of the road construction crew in Fairbanks, Alaska.
38	Margaret Conrardy Alumnus 26:4, p.24	10/01/1942	Program director of the U. S. O. club in the naval at Anchorage, Alaska.
39	Marguerite Griffen Bradford Alumnus 26:3, p.15	07/01/1942	Works in the general merchandising and fur trading business in Dillingham, Alaska.
40	Arthur Tessmer Alumnus 25:3, p.29	07/01/1941	Is an instructor in industrial arts in Ketchikan, Alaska. He said that "It's just like living in the states, except that the pioneer spirit still prevails. People are friendly, and do not have the tendency to put the teacher on a false pedestal."
41	Leigh E. Robinson Alumnus 25:2, p.9	04/01/1941	Has been transferred from Klawock to Hoonah, Alaska. After a six-year stay at Klawock, the Robinsons have moved to their new location, where they are engaged in the Indian service.
42	Mrs. W. Morgan Davies (Audrey Munson) Alumnus 24:2, p.28	04/01/1940	Now living in Bethel, Alaska; Morgan is a pilot for Star Air Lines. They are the parents of a son, John Morgan. Before marriage, Audrey taught home economics in the Fairbanks, Alaska, high school.
43	Mrs. Alexander Henry Bradford (Marguerite Griffen) Alumnus 24:1, p.22	01/01/1940	Resident of Alaska for twenty years; resides in Dillingham, Bristol Bay, Bering Sea. Married J. C. Lowe in 1920, engaged in fur business, died in 1930. Married Bradford in 1931 who was interested in salmon canneries. He died in 1937.
44	E. D. Weyant Alumnus 23:3, p.26	07/01/1939	And his wife are living at Nondalton, Alaska, where he is a United States government teacher and community worker in the Bureau of Indian Affairs. The work consists of caring for the medical needs of the natives, teaching and making applications.
45	A. D. King Alumnus 21:2, p.18	04/01/1937	Publishes article on Alaska.
46	Audrey D. Munson Alumnus 21:1, p.26	01/01/1937	Teaches home economics at the territorial school in Bethel, Alaska.
47	Ruth Sheldon Alumnus 21:1, p.28	01/01/1937	Married pilot Matt Flensburg on April 14, 1936.
48	Former student is prize cake baker College Eye 28:5, p.4	10/08/1936	Audrey Munson wins prize in Alaska.
49	Hamilton Club College Eye 28:2, p.2	09/18/1936	Erwin Gaite elected secretary.
50	Graduate to Alaska College Eye 27:53, p.3	08/14/1936	Audrey Muson will teach in Bethel, Alaska.
51	Arthur Tessmer Alumnus 25:3, p.24	01/01/1936	Teaches industrial arts in Ketchikan, Alaska.
52	Wright to go with Guernsey exhibition College Eye 27:20, p.1	11/08/1935	Will take show to Alaska.
53	Dean Reed speaks to Lambda Delta Lambda College Eye 27:18, p.3	10/25/1935	Speaks on trip to Alaska.
54	Marjorie M. Potts Alumnus 19:4, p.25	10/01/1935	Teaches fourth grade in Palmer, Alaska.
55	Dean L. I. Reed to tour Alaska College Eye 27:48, p.3	07/12/1935	Will visit Washington and Alaska for one month.
56	Ruth Sheldon Alumnus 21:1, p.19	07/01/1935	Works in the Government Hospital in Kanakanak, Alaska.
57	Wiping noses, cutting hair of young Alaskans--all in day's work for Helen Taft, '24 Alumnus 19:3, p.10	07/01/1935	Alumna describes work in Presbyterian mission work in Alaska.
58	Robinson, '04, escapes Nome fire Alumnus 19:2, p.14	04/01/1935	Leigh E. Robinson recounts experiences in Alaska.
59	Zickefoose aids in discovery of path traveled by first Americans Alumnus 19:2, p.11	04/01/1935	Harold Zickefoose conducts archeological research in Alaska.
60	Three campus weekend events offer variety in entertainment College Eye 26:30, p.3	02/08/1935
61	Helen L. Taft Alumnus 26:4, p.21	01/01/1935	Serving as missionary in Haines, Alaska.
62	Leigh E. Robinson Alumnus 27:2, p.16	01/01/1935	Moved to Klavock, Alaska.
63	Mrs. Francis Ballard Alumnus 19:1, p.15	01/01/1935	The former Adah Snedicor had a wonderful trip to Alaska and has seen some old classmates.
64	Mrs. George L. Jenkins Alumnus 19:1, p.18	01/01/1935	The former Mae Cunningham lives in Anchorage, Alaska, with her family.
65	Harold E. Zickefoose Alumnus 18:3, p.28	07/01/1934	Accompanied an anthropological expedition to the Kodiak Island in Alaska.
66	Zickefoose to sail on U. S. Expedition College Eye 25:40, p.4	04/27/1934	Will explore Alaskan islands.
67	John Speer shows movies of Alaska Tuesday evening College Eye 25:9, p.1	08/04/1933	John Speer has been teaching in Alaska.
68	Untitled College Eye 22:6, p.6	10/17/1930	Professor Lambertson talks about trip to Alaska.
69	Helen Lovene Taft Alumnus 14:2, p.28	04/01/1930	Taft, of Fairmont, Minnesota, is now assistant supervisor in an orphanage for native children at Haines, Alaska. She is working on a three year contract under the Presbyterian Church Board of National Missions.
70	Leona Maye Glass College Eye 19:3, p.5	09/21/1927	Graduate has accepted position teaching sixth grade and Physical Training in Ketchikan, Alaska.
71	Colorful story of Alaskan life told by Miss Buxbaum; says that Alaska is a white man's country College Eye 17:17, p.1	10/07/1925	Professor Buxbaum writes about Alaska.
72	Dr. F. N. Mead tells of his Alaskan trip; visits state college with enrollment of sixty College Eye 15:10, p.1	11/07/1923	Dr. Mead recounts his trip.
73	Dr. F. N. Mead College Eye 14:5, p.4	07/06/1923	Dr. Mead will take a trip West and then go to Alaska to hunt for specimens for the Museum.
74	Alaskan traveler to lecture here College Eye 10:21, p.1	04/02/1919	Edgar C. Paine will speak.
75	Address by Professor Kay College Eye 1:18, p.5	02/14/1912	Speaks on Alaska to Science Club.
76	Leo Ranney Normal Eyte 19:4, p.58	09/30/1908	Will study at Northwestern University.
77	Leo Ranney Normal Eyte 18:8, p.126	10/30/1907	Is teaching in Alaska.
78	Harlan American Normal Eyte 17:15, p.233	01/09/1907	Katheryn Atz married Stanford Vose; went to Alaska.
79	Nina Grau Normal Eyte 15:26, p.63	10/01/1904	Went home to visit sister.
80	Mr. John Wilson Normal Eyte 9:16, p.211	11/11/1899	Home from the Klondike.
81	The Cedar Falls Klondike party Normal Eyte 7:28, p.14	04/16/1898	Snow slide in Chilkoot Pass.
82	Ossoli Normal Eyte 7:23, p.16	02/26/1898	Presents short program.
83	Mrs. J. E. Fitzgerald--Mayme Wilson Normal Eyte 7:22, p.11	02/19/1898	Group planning to go to the Klondike to search for gold.
84	Society notes Normal Eyte 5:22, p.199	03/07/1896	Results of triangular debate; description of Natural History Association meeting.
85	Y. M. & Y. W. C. A. Normal Eyte 2:21, p.170	02/18/1893	Leaders announced; Mrs. Young speaks on Alaska work.
86	Up in the corner of this vast continent Normal Eyte 1:18, p.137	05/17/1892	Calls for development of Alaska.
87	Among the questions Normal Eyte 1:16, p.121	05/03/1892	Comments on controversy surrounding the Bering Sea and northern boundaries.