Boardman--Benjamin (Class of 1899; Business Manager)

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	Title	Date	Summary
51	A puppy can do anything! College Eye 31:13, p.5	12/15/1939	Lost dog finds way to Business Office.
52	Lost-found office busy College Eye 31:10, p.5	11/17/1939	A look at some of the items now awaiting claim.
53	Doy Baker plays Campanile concerts twice each day College Eye 31:7, p.1	10/27/1939	Campanile Committee arranges for upkeep; brief description of the bells; photo.
54	School flag holds our colors, history, traditions, purposes College Eye 31:6, p.7	10/20/1939	History of the school flag.
55	Administrative officials Old Gold 0:0, p.17	6/1/1939	Brief description of the people and what they do; photos.
56	The student board of publications Old Gold 0:0, p.211	6/1/1939	Brief description of the group and list of members; photos.
57	Ten faculty men play "Proud Papa" role tomorrow College Eye 30:7, p.5	10/21/1938	Several faculty have children attending ISTC.
58	Women outnumber men 6 to 1 College Eye 29:35, p.1	6/10/1938	A look at the ratio between men and women students; summer 1938 enrollment is 1659.
59	Administration Old Gold 0:0, p.23	6/1/1938	Administrators and their duties; photos.
60	Student Board of Control Old Gold 0:0, p.193	6/1/1938	Brief description of the group and list of members; photos.
61	Faculty Forum Boardman--Benjamin (Business Manager) College Eye 29:27, p.1	4/8/1938	Benjamin Boardman, Irving H. Hart, and A. E. Brown discuss the role of TC students and alumni in politics.
62	Administration Old Gold 0:0, p.24	6/1/1937	Description of duties of the various administrative officials; photos.
63	Board of Student Publications Old Gold 0:0, p.229	6/1/1937	Governs the publications operating on campus; photos.
64	Phi Tau Theta Old Gold 0:0, p.107	6/1/1937	Purpose, activities, officers, and members; photo.
65	College hails athletes at fifth assembly College Eye 28:33, p.1	5/21/1937	Sixty-five athletes will receive awards.
66	Advance registration shows new increase College Eye 28:21, p.1	2/19/1937	1137 students have registered; men register at a slower rate than do women.
67	Miss Lambert made alumni president at Homecoming business meeting Alumnus 21:1, p.14	1/1/1937	Elect officers of Alumni Association and Seerley Foundation.
68	Picture of Iowa champions recalls injury, Latin class Alumnus 21:1, p.6	1/1/1937	Alumnus Guy E. Green recalls 1898 season and a comment he made about his Latin professor, Albert Loughridge.
69	Teachers College administrators remember careers in journalism; Hart and Boardman published weekly papers in Butler County, Iowa College Eye 28:14, p.1	12/17/1936	Irving Hart and Benjamin Boardman talk about their experiences in newspaper work.
70	Advanced registration climbs over thousand by Thursday night College Eye 28:10, p.1	11/13/1936	Students appreciate the advantages of registering early.
71	Faculty cooperates to plan celebration College Eye 28:5, p.3	10/8/1936	Roster of committee members.
72	Registration shows highest summer total since 1932 College Eye 27:3, p.1	6/12/1936	Summer 1936 enrollment is 1634; Benjamin Boardman comments on trends in enrollment.
73	Administration Old Gold 0:0, p.20	6/1/1936	Description of duties; photos.
74	Alpha Delta Alpha Old Gold 0:0, p.61	6/1/1936	Description of activities, officers, and members; photos.
75	Board of Control of Student Publications Old Gold 0:0, p.221	6/1/1936	Description of duties and activities; photos.
76	President of two colleges is one of seven who received early training at your alma mater! Alumnus 20:2, p.11	4/1/1936	Survey and roster of alumni who direct or serve in executive position in colleges and universities.
77	Untitled College Eye 27:32, p.1	2/21/1936	Enough coal on hand for two weeks; no plans to close school.
78	Governor Clyde Herring will give his regular Saturday noon radio broadcast from the Commons Public Relations News Release 1935:269, p.1	11/19/1935	Schedule of events and guest list for the luncheon.
79	"Girls register sooner than boys" College Eye 27:21, p.1	11/15/1935	At this time 515 women had registered for class and only 121 men had.
80	Eight hundred Boy Scouts and officers are expected at the sixth annual Boy Scout day Public Relations News Release 1935:21, p.2	9/12/1935	Schedule of events.
81	Administration Old Gold 0:0, p.14	6/1/1935	Description of duties of upper level administrators; photos.
82	Board of Student Publications Old Gold 0:0, p.48	6/1/1935	Objectives of the board; photo.
83	President John Scholte Nollen will address the graduating class Public Relations News Release 1934:1082, p.1	5/24/1935	Schedule of commencement events.
84	College bookstore, and 'Y' exchanges discontinued May 1 College Eye 26:41, p.4	5/3/1935	Various services will be discontinued.
85	The College Book Store will discontinue business May 1 Public Relations News Release 1934:1038, p.1	4/29/1935	The used textbook exchange and canteen run by the Y. W. C. A. and Y. M. C. A. are also scheduled to close.
86	Graduation activities will open today when President O. R. Latham opens his home Public Relations News Release 1934:944, p.1	3/3/1935	Schedule of activities.
87	One thousand Boy Scouts are expected at the fifth annual Boy Scout Day Public Relations News Release 1934:612, p.2	9/9/1934	Program of events scheduled for the day.
88	Administration Old Gold 0:0, p.30	6/1/1934	Description of duties; photos.
89	The Board of Student Publications Old Gold 0:0, p.140	6/1/1934	Description, purpose, and members; photos.
90	News briefs College Eye 25:19, p.3	11/3/1933	Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
91	New men's alumni unit formed this summer Alumnus 17:4, p.17	10/1/1933	Group formed to build spirit among ISTC men.
92	New Alumnus features faculty; photographs of President, Deans are included in article College Eye 25:8, p.1	7/28/1933	Will include "Meet Your Faculty" feature.
93	Education is job requisite; Boardman says businesses are again requiring college people College Eye 25:7, p.1	7/21/1933	Benjamin Boardman says that the job prospects for college graduates are improving.
94	The depression is turning around Public Relations News Release 1932:338, p.1	7/19/1933	Large corporations are once again contacting the college about students.
95	Five faculty members give their impressions of Chicago Fair College Eye 25:6, p.1	7/14/1933	Professors report on visit to Fair.
96	Personals College Eye 25:6, p.2	7/14/1933	Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
97	Cram is elected Iowa director; several faculty members attend association meeting College Eye 25:5, p.1	7/7/1933	Of NEA.
98	Finance Secretary Alumnus 17:3, p.4	7/1/1933	Brief profile of Benjamin Boardman and description of the functions of his office; photo.
99	Board of Student Publications Old Gold 0:0, p.210	6/1/1933	Description, purpose, and faculty members; consists of nine members, five students and four faculty; photo.
100	Financial Secretary Old Gold 0:0, p.18	6/1/1933	History and description of services; Katherine Schell was the first private secretary to President Seerley in 1890; photos.

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