Astronomy
Displaying 51 - 100 of 107 in reverse chronological order
| # | Title | Date | Summary |
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| 51 | Special observatory program Thursday October 2 to feature 'Cosmos' Public Relations News Release 1980:101, p.1 |
The "Cosmos" series has been moved to Lantz Auditorium. | |
| 52 | 'Cosmos' television course to begin Sunday through UNI Public Relations News Release 1980:90, p.1 |
The course 'Studies in Astronomy: Cosmos' will be offered through Iowa Public Broadcasting network and include two seminars at UNI. The course will be a two hour credit and go over several aspects of space. | |
| 53 | Student assistants give sky show Northern Iowan 77:3, p.6 |
Students taking any astronomy class are required to attend at least one of the presentations. | |
| 54 | Astronomy course added Northern Iowan 77:2, p.5 |
An astronomy course will be offered in conjunction with an IPBN series. | |
| 55 | UNI to offer study of 'cosmos' via television, seminars Public Relations News Release 1980:47, p.1 |
The course 'Studies in Astronomy: Cosmos' will be offered through Iowa Public Broadcasting network and include two seminars at UNI. The course will be a two hour credit and go over several aspects of space. | |
| 56 | Public service announcements Public Relations News Release 1980:48, p.1 |
The two hour credit course 'Studies in Astronomy: Cosmos' will be held in connection with Iowa Public Broadcasting. | |
| 57 | Public service announcements Public Relations News Release 1980:48, p.1 |
The two hour credit course 'Studies in Astronomy: Cosmos' will be held in connection with Iowa Public Broadcasting. | |
| 58 | 'Project: Universe' now offered Northern Iowan 76:39, p.11 |
A televised astronomy course is now being offered through the Division of Extension and Continuing Education. | |
| 59 | Trip to Chicago Northern Iowan 76:14, p.4 |
A trip to Chicago is being planned for the astronomy class. | |
| 60 | Earth Science Old Gold 0:0, p.41 |
The Department of Earth Science offers classes in: astronomy, earth science education, environmental studies, geology, meteorology, and planetarium education; field work has become an integral part of the earth science department's courses; photo. | |
| 61 | Solar slides Northern Iowan 75:41, p.8 |
Will show eclipse photos. | |
| 62 | Eclipse "indescribable" says UNI group; students, faculty witness event in North Dakota Northern Iowan 75:40, p.6 |
Professor Odell describes observation of total eclipse of the sun; photo. | |
| 63 | Solar eclipse is Monday Northern Iowan 75:38, p.1 |
Sun will be 85% covered locally. | |
| 64 | Lunar samples Northern Iowan 73:19, p.6 |
Students study lunar samples. | |
| 65 | Lunar samples to be displayed Northern Iowan 73:17, p.1 |
Twelve lunar samples will be on display next week in the Physics Building; photo. | |
| 66 | Kohoutek not as predicted; media plays up comet Northern Iowan 70:28, p.1 |
Professor Hoff talks about observing the comet. | |
| 67 | African eclipse program Northern Iowan 70:11, p.6 |
Tom Wagner will put on show at Museum. | |
| 68 | Student journeys to Africa for eclipse Northern Iowan 70:10, p.1 |
Tom Wagner talks about his trip; photo. | |
| 69 | Senior finds world's best view of eclipse UNI Century 1:4, p.4 |
Thomas Wagner goes to Africa to view solar eclipse; photo. | |
| 70 | Bennett's comet visible in April Northern Iowan 66:45, p.6 |
Instructions for viewing. | |
| 71 | Bright comet may be seen in Iowa soon Public Relations News Release 1969:426, p.1 |
Professor Roemer speaks at UNI to talk about the 'Bennett' comet which will appear around March 25th. | |
| 72 | Eclipse could put SCI on map College Eye 57:37, p.2 |
Total eclipse is to be seen clearly on campus. | |
| 73 | Astronomer to visit campus next week College Eye 50:25, p.1 |
Seth Nicholson to speak on campus. | |
| 74 | Heavens are brought in a box to tots College Eye 32:42, p.1 |
Aletha Wilkey Macy invents device to simulate constellations; photo. | |
| 75 | Stupendous universe grows bigger every day, says Cable College Eye 32:41, p.1 |
Professor Cable gives his views on the nature of the universe; photo. | |
| 76 | Cable inspires poetic genius College Eye 32:41, p.1 |
As he talks about the stars. | |
| 77 | Do you know the answers? College Eye 28:41, p.1 |
Professor Cable has the answers about astronomy. | |
| 78 | Basic human ideas due to astronomy, avers E. E. Watson College Eye 27:20, p.4 |
Professor Watson outlines views on value of the study of astronomy. | |
| 79 | Drake U. president to give illustrated talk on astronomy College Eye 27:19, p.1 |
D. W. Morehouse will speak. | |
| 80 | Students watch as Earth's shadow covers full moon College Eye 27:49, p.1 |
Students watch total eclipse of the moon. | |
| 81 | Yerkes Observatory's director states faith in nature's laws; Barker reports informal talk by Doctor Frost College Eye 26:6, p.3 |
Don Barker reports on remarks made by observatory's former director. | |
| 82 | Local students to study meteors for Byrd's expedition College Eye 25:22, p.1 |
Group notes meteors observed at night. | |
| 83 | Students struggle "ad astra per aspera" College Eye 21:38, p.3 |
Professor Cable's students study astronomy. | |
| 84 | A. F. Moulton Monday; noted astronomer to give lecture on constellations; will use slides to illustrate subject College Eye 17:8, p.1 |
Speaker profile. | |
| 85 | Eclipse of sun may be seen partially at Cedar Falls College Eye 16:18, p.3 |
Sun will be 91% in eclipse. | |
| 86 | Chicago U. astronomer describes coming eclipse College Eye 16:17, p.3 |
Partial solar eclipse to occur January 24. | |
| 87 | A new telescope College Eye 15:7, p.8 |
Will be used for astronomy classes. | |
| 88 | Training School News College Eye 14:35, p.2 |
News from the Training School. | |
| 89 | Audience pleased by lecture on stars College Eye 12:31, p.2 |
Mr. Baumgard gave illustrated lecture on astronomy. | |
| 90 | An evening with the stars; B. R. Baumgard to give illustrated lecture on the wonders of the heavens College Eye 12:28, p.1 |
Preview of the presentation. | |
| 91 | Professor Cable Normal Eyte 20:34, p.570 |
Astronomy class has been able to see Jupiter with the new telescope. | |
| 92 | Comets a popular theme; Professors Cable and Begeman give interesting talk before Science Club Normal Eyte 20:30, p.496 |
With approach of Halley's Comet, people are interested in comets in general. | |
| 93 | Telescope is installed Normal Eyte 20:30, p.493 |
All parts except the lenses made in college shop by M. T. Coleman. | |
| 94 | The next meeting Normal Eyte 20:27, p.454 |
Science Club will discuss comets. | |
| 95 | Effort is being made Normal Eyte 20:13, p.225 |
Faculty want part of a meteor that fell near Manchester a week ago. | |
| 96 | The astronomy class Normal Eyte 11:25, p.607 |
Watching sky at night. | |
| 97 | The Faculty Reading Circle Normal Eyte 9:20, p.477 |
Professor Newton spoke on astronomy. | |
| 98 | Watch for the meteoric showers Normal Eyte 9:5, p.107 |
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| 99 | Prof. Walters Normal Eyte 6:22, p.260 |
Teaching courses in astronomy. | |
| 100 | The telescope Normal Eyte 4:34, p.533 |
C. A. Frederick has built a telescope. |