Censorship

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#	Title	Date	Summary
101	Student hopes rumors are not true Northern Iowan 67:47, p.2	04/23/1971	Will be disappointed if rumors about not printing nude photos in Seven are true.
102	The photographer tells his feelings about Seven Northern Iowan 67:47, p.2	04/23/1971	George Taylor notes disappointment after his photos were not printed in Seven.
103	"Book learning" Northern Iowan 67:35, p.2	03/02/1971	Disagrees with recent decision to remove book from Holmes Junior High School classroom.
104	Book controversy--a talk with Prof. Mary Kay Eakin Northern Iowan 67:35, p.3	03/02/1971	Professor Eakin describes removal of the book The Me Nobody Knows from a classroom reading area; outlines her views on the matter.
105	Union art display artistic expression Northern Iowan 66:38, p.2	02/27/1970	Appreciates recent exhibit.
106	Union art exhibits are conversational focal point Northern Iowan 66:38, p.1	02/27/1970	Elizabeth Downie talks about the work in her exhibit.
107	Freedom of press should be preserved Northern Iowan 66:35, p.2	02/17/1970	Applauds President Nixon's move on Justice Department subpoenas.
108	M. B. Smith asks action to assure free speech Northern Iowan 65:10, p.1	10/11/1968	Professor Smith expressed concern to the Faculty Senate Monday over organized efforts to deny speakers free expression.
109	Student publications at UNI Alumnus 53:1, p.8	02/01/1968	Survey of procedures and practices involving student publications especially in light of recent controversies; photo.
110	Dr. Maucker: 'Sound ideas will prevail' Northern Iowan 64:25, p.1	12/11/1967	Believes academic freedom is good for society as a whole.
111	Board of Control approves policy statement additions Northern Iowan 64:22, p.5	12/01/1967	Policies deal with potentially offensive material.
112	Freedom of expression at UNI Alumnus 52:4, p.16	12/01/1967	Reactions to the article on draft resistance written by Professor Hoffmans.
113	2 1/2 bushels? Northern Iowan 64:13, p.2	10/24/1967	Professor Howard's humorous reaction to Professor Hearst's suggestion.
114	Censorship instead of freedom? Northern Iowan 64:12, p.9	10/20/1967	Professor Wilson criticizes those who would limit free speech.
115	How far to go? Northern Iowan 64:12, p.3	10/20/1967	Professor Eiklor believes that it is appropriate to print Hoffmans article in student newspaper.
116	Joint statement on policy Northern Iowan 64:12, p.2	10/20/1967	President Maucker, Professor DeHoff, and NI editor Ila Wales agree that the Northern Iowan will foster wide-ranging discussion with only legal limitations and extreme vulgarity being out of bounds.
117	Student censor board? Northern Iowan 64:12, p.2	10/20/1967	Professor Wiesenfeld speculates about who the real censors are.
118	Maucker announces no action is planned against Hoffmans Northern Iowan 64:11, p.1	10/17/1967	Local newspaper columnists critical of publication of letter in Northern Iowan.
119	Fox would give editor much freedom College Eye 63:59, p.2	06/30/1967	Feels the student newspaper editor should be the final authority over the paper except for three specific cases.
120	Sides mutually at fault College Eye 63:59, p.2	06/30/1967	Describes the editor's and the publisher's side of the recent retouched photo controversy in the Old Gold.
121	Fox misdrew analogy College Eye 63:36, p.2	02/28/1967	Questions the validity of statements made in the recent column.
122	Professors need freedom and responsibility College Eye 63:35, p.2	02/24/1967	Chides the editor for attempting to censor the actions of the faculty.
123	Friday vindicates The Eye. College Eye 63:30, p.2	02/07/1967	Feels the paper has been vindicated in its discussion of the homosexuality controversy last spring.
124	Make financial decisions on Eye policy statement College Eye 63:30, p.1	02/07/1967	Potentially libelous or obscene will be referred to the Board.
125	Board is responsible for censoring the Eye College Eye 63:19, p.1	11/18/1966	Clarification was established by the Board of Control that they have the responsibility for censoring for possible libel, not the College Eye's advisor.
126	Freedom has nurtured finest thought College Eye 63:17, p.2	11/11/1966	Comments on the possible censorship of the College Eye by the administration.
127	Board of Control submits new Eye editorial policy College Eye 63:9, p.1	10/14/1966	Board of Control hopes to remove all censorship of the College Eye.
128	First large-scale liquidation of lewdness near? College Eye 63:9, p.3	10/14/1966	Comments on the increase in censorship of the arts.
129	College Eye should have censor College Eye 63:7, p.2	10/07/1966	Believes that President Maucker is responsible for censoring the College Eye.
130	College Eye seeks change in present editorial policy College Eye 60:64, p.2	07/29/1966	Disagrees with the current policy which gives the publications advisor censorship control.
131	Open-minded art at SCI College Eye 60:60, p.2	07/01/1966	Advocates a freedom to view and create art.
132	Final editorial a schmaltzie one College Eye 60:57, p.2	05/20/1966	A review and critique of the past school year.
133	Sounding board named 'the vigilantes' College Eye 60:53, p.2	05/06/1966	Considers the idea of having a sounding board for campus artwork to be censoring.
134	Many views on censorship expressed at confrontation College Eye 59:36, p.1	04/27/1965	Brief summary of views.
135	Confrontations discussion reinitiated this Thursday College Eye 59:34, p.4	04/20/1965	Will discuss censorship.
136	Nature of Dr. Fox revealed College Eye 59:17, p.2	02/05/1965	Professor Fox acts as mediator in his column against restriction of 'Another Country;' student disagrees with banning of book.
137	We¿re grateful for the responsibility College Eye 56:27, p.2	04/13/1962	Eye is thankful that their material is not censored by the college.
138	Student debate scheduled for Monday evening College Eye 52:18, p.5	02/10/1961	Four of Professor Wagner's students will conduct debate relating to television and censorship.
139	Forum hits 'censorship' fallacy College Eye 51:36, p.2	07/15/1960	Three library faculty moderate discussion.
140	Obiter Scripta College Eye 49:31, p.2	05/16/1958	It is improper for the faculty to take a stand on the matter of censorship of Time and Life magazines.
141	'Give me liberty, or. . .' College Eye 49:31, p.2	05/09/1958	Discussion of the recent move for censorship on the TC campus.
142	Act against 'censorship'; NEA letter protested by faculty vote College Eye 49:31, p.1	05/09/1958	Regarding action taken by NASSP against Life magazine.
143	Obiter Scripta College Eye 49:30, p.2	05/09/1958	Removal of two paintings by Professor Smith from the Grout Museum exhibit is absurd.
144	Untitled College Eye 49:30, p.2	05/09/1958	Soviets consider more censorship.
145	Shall the press be free? College Eye 49:30, p.2	05/02/1958	Freedom of the press is restricted at TC.
146	Eisenhower blisters book burners as modest McCarthy plays it cool College Eye 44:34, p.2	06/19/1953
147	IATE blasts all kinds of academic censorship College Eye 44:2, p.2	09/19/1952
148	'Literature or smut?' College Eye 42:23, p.2	03/15/1951	Dubuque women's groups are raiding town for 'obscene' printed materials.
149	Letter to the editor College Eye 40:15, p.2	01/14/1949	Upset because College Eye seems to be censored.
150	As I See It College Eye 40:13, p.4	12/17/1948	Outlines his thoughts on censorship and restrictions.
151	Around the Campus College Eye 39:29, p.2	04/30/1948	Michael Lee Blake comments on the wives of student veterans, war, free speech, and prejudice.
152	Teachers oppose strict censorship College Eye 39:7, p.3	10/31/1947	Professors express opinions on proposed governmental regulations.
153	Is in "chairborne command" Alumnus 28:1, p.5	01/01/1944	Eugene C. Bovee describes duties as mail censor in England.
154	Huey failed to control the press College Eye 27:35, p.2	03/20/1936	Claims that student newspapers should also be able to exercise their freedom of the press.
155	Score 0-0 College Eye 27:48, p.2	07/12/1935	Favors National Education Association's stance on teaching all sides of issues in the classroom.
156	Nazis "removed" books, too College Eye 26:43, p.1	05/17/1935	Disagrees with drugstore owner Walgreen's desire to remove books from University of Chicago.
157	Fable for idealists College Eye 26:24, p.2	12/14/1934	Students at Louisiana State University protested against censorship.
158	This business of censorship College Eye 25:18, p.2	10/27/1933	Censorship a problem for every school publication.
159	Editorials; anarchic and seditious College Eye 24:21, p.2	02/24/1933	Believes that literature that makes people unwilling to protect their nation has no place in public libraries.
160	Editorials; Harvard lampoon goes "Indecent" College Eye 24:20, p.2	02/17/1933	Postal authorities barred from the mails a recent number of Harvard's "Lampoon" on the grounds that it was obscene and plagiaristic.
161	Student control or faculty publications College Eye 18:25, p.4	01/12/1927	Discusses recent censorship of student publications by faculty across the nation.
162	Harvard Lampoon suppressed College Eye 16:32, p.4	04/29/1925	Account of a Boston police raid against the Harvard Lampoon due to 'obscene' material in the issue.
163	Teachers 4--Morningside 2; dual debate means triumph for teachers College Eye 9:23, p.1	03/27/1918	Debated the topic of censorship of the press during war times.
164	Judging from some of the stories College Eye 8:10, p.3	11/22/1916	Concern expressed with the topics of discussion presented at the dinner table at a local boarding house.