Alcohol and Drugs

Displaying 1101 - 1150 of 1213 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
1101	Editorials; beer laws unnecessary College Eye 24:30, p.2	04/28/1933	Does not believe that beer drinking will become a campus problem now that Prohibition has been repealed.
1102	Irish debaters declare American students take classes too seriously; education is obtained for sake of culture in Ireland College Eye 24:10, p.1	11/11/1932	Irish debaters contrast British and American college life.
1103	Mob hysteria will be discussed by Hanson College Eye 24:8, p.1	10/28/1932	At CHIC service.
1104	Dr. Lambertson to be Sunday soloist College Eye 23:50, p.1	07/15/1932	At CHIC.
1105	Dr. Robinson interprets Republican stand on eighteenth amendment; professor outlines correct constitutional method of procedure College Eye 23:47, p.1	06/24/1932	Professor Robinson gives his opinion on where Republicans stand with regard to Prohibition.
1106	Prohibitionist comes Sunday; Mrs. Ida B. Wise Smith will speak at morning service College Eye 23:29, p.1	02/05/1932	Will consider Eighteenth Amendment.
1107	Star and automatic give away "hooch" storeroom on campus College Eye 23:15, p.1	10/02/1931	Professor Getchell serves as local official who tests illicit liquor samples for the courts.
1108	Drinking charges are investigated by officials College Eye 22:29, p.3	05/01/1931	Investigating reports of drinking after dance in Waterloo; one student suspended.
1109	Mrs. Eda B. Wise-Smith, nationally known Prohibition speaker Public Relations News Release 1930:16, p.1	09/21/1930	Will speak on Prohibition at the interdenominational church.
1110	Nationally known speaker to lead college discussion College Eye 22:2, p.8	09/19/1930	Edna B. Wise-Smith will speak on Prohibition.
1111	The tenth anniversary of the Prohibition Public Relations News Release 1929:147, p.1	01/17/1930	Activities commemorating the anniversary of Prohibition are planned.
1112	Symbolic program for tenth anniversary of amendment planned College Eye 21:15, p.6	01/17/1930	Will commemorate passage of Prohibition Amendment.
1113	Open forum to discuss Kellog Peace Pact College Eye 20:15, p.1	01/10/1929	Sponsored by literary societies; hope to duplicate good earlier discussion on Prohibition.
1114	Editorially speaking College Eye 20:10, p.2	11/15/1928	Mourns the death of Mrs. Irving Wolfe; article written by Professor Emerson of Columbia University gives twelve benefits of Prohibition.
1115	All changes should strengthen Prohibition College Eye 20:9, p.7	11/08/1928	Discussion topic at CHIC open forum.
1116	Open forum to be held at Vesper College Eye 20:8, p.1	11/01/1928	Will consider revision of Prohibition.
1117	W. C. T. U. lecturer speaks to classes College Eye 19:44, p.7	07/25/1928	Lotte Abbott Woodford speaks.
1118	Col. Moudy to speak in chapel Fri.; free lectures both evenings and open forum Wednesday College Eye 19:26, p.1	03/14/1928	Representing Flying Squadron Foundation; strongly supports enforcement of eighteenth amendment.
1119	Less drinking on campus College Eye 18:49, p.6	07/13/1927	Only about 5% admit to drinking even occasionally.
1120	More news of Volstead College Eye 18:34, p.7	03/16/1927	Students at Illinois suspended for violating liquor laws.
1121	The Iowa Senate dry College Eye 18:27, p.2	01/26/1927	A stimulant of whiskey could not be found when a senator had a heart attack.
1122	W. C. T. U. worker to speak Sunday College Eye 18:24, p.1	01/05/1927	Ida B. Wise Smith will speak.
1123	To poison, or not to poison College Eye 18:24, p.2	01/05/1927	Editorial talks about alcohol and the government.
1124	Mrs. Jeanette Man College Eye 18:21, p.8	12/01/1926	Spoke in Waterloo; members of the Cedar Falls W. C. T. U attended.
1125	Commonwealth conference discusses plans for local government; authorities claim state government could enforce prohibition more strictly College Eye 18:5, p.1	07/09/1926	Conference highlights.
1126	Collegiate prohibition referendum is on College Eye 17:44, p.4	05/12/1926	Sampling of opinions from US colleges on the effects of Prohibition.
1127	Experiment vote shows students favor dry workers; Hare system ballot used College Eye 17:42, p.1	04/28/1926	Government class experiments with Hare ballot system; find support for enforcing Prohibition.
1128	The Task College Eye 17:35, p.4	03/10/1926	Demonstrates that teachers will have hard work ahead of them.
1129	Upper Iowa debate College Eye 17:32, p.1	02/10/1926	Women will debate Prohibition.
1130	Gilchrist Chapel last Thursday College Eye 17:24, p.2	11/25/1925	Women will debate Prohibition.
1131	Shades of Aristotle College Eye 17:23, p.5	11/18/1925	Quick quips on politics.
1132	Professor Getchell College Eye 17:15, p.5	09/23/1925	Professor Getchell has served as an expert witness in prosecution of bootleggers.
1133	Lake Geneva report; the findings of the Lake Geneva Commission on the drinking and law enforcement College Eye 17:8, p.2	07/22/1925	Supports prohibition and encourages others to follow the law.
1134	Miss Knickerbocker wins women's extemp. contest; another women's contest will be held on Feb. 5 College Eye 15:20, p.1	01/30/1924	Continue debate and discussion on Prohibition.
1135	Original oration and extempore contest next week; rivalry for places will be keen; winners will represent T. C. in inter-state meet; contestants coach College Eye 15:17, p.1	01/09/1924	Will speak on Prohibition.
1136	National temperance worker speaks here; Mrs. Ida Middleton spoke at vesper services; "Education" keynote of address College Eye 15:9, p.1	10/31/1923	Talks about educating people on the effects of alcohol.
1137	Editorially speaking; prohibition--Swedish vs. American plan College Eye 15:8, p.4	10/24/1923	Believes that American Prohibition is farther ahead in controlling alcohol consumption than programs in other countries around the world.
1138	Earl London College Eye 14:48, p.4	06/22/1923	Spoke at a meeting of the Young People's Branch of the W. C. T. U.
1139	A debauch College Eye 14:34, p.6	02/28/1923	Describes butterflies and bees feasting on fermented apple cider.
1140	Student contest College Eye 14:15, p.1	09/27/1922	Contest offers prizes for essays on alcoholism.
1141	To a dry-ad College Eye 13:18, p.1	01/18/1922
1142	Mrs. J. W. Wild Alumni News Letter 6:1, p.4	01/01/1922	Rose Edith Wild is reelected to the office of president of the W. C. T. U.
1143	Earl London Alumni News Letter 6:1, p.2	01/01/1922	Earl London is recognized at the Woman's Christian Temperance Union Assembly for writing the best essay on a Temperance Subject.
1144	Student wins big prize; Mrs. Orth, of Cedar Heights, presented the prize College Eye 13:12, p.1	11/16/1921	Earl London won $100 prize in temperance essay contest.
1145	Receipt for home brew College Eye 13:8, p.3	10/19/1921	Humorous recipe.
1146	Chemistry Department College Eye 12:21, p.7	02/09/1921	Having trouble securing alcohol for classes because of Prohibition; P. Victor Peterson is studying at Stanford.
1147	Another prize essay contest College Eye 12:20, p.1	02/02/1921	National Women's Christian Temperance Union will accept essays dealing with the eighteenth amendment and the evils of cigarettes.
1148	Editorially speaking; a protest vote College Eye 12:9, p.4	10/27/1920	Encourages students to consider voting for a less popular party, rather than for Harding or Cox.
1149	College drys plan convention College Eye 11:12, p.1	12/03/1919	National temperance conference to be held in Des Moines.
1150	From Hon. B. W. McKeen College Eye 10:8, p.2	12/11/1918	Expresses gratitude for being elected to the General Assembly.