Class Attendance

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	Title	Date	Summary
151	Faculty committee offers excuse system at system meeting College Eye 28:1, p.1	9/8/1936	Faculty considering policies on class attendance.
152	Faculty action on system of excuses has been deferred College Eye 27:53, p.1	8/14/1936	Would make class attendance a matter to be resolved between faculty and students.
153	What next? We're interested College Eye 27:53, p.2	8/14/1936	Claims that the present attendance system needs to be revised.
154	Students limit activities Alumnus 20:3, p.3	7/1/1936	Students may hold one major and two minor organization offices; experiment with optional class attendance in several classes.
155	Experiment in attendance ventured; attendance is optional for three college courses spring term College Eye 27:34, p.1	3/13/1936	Attendance will be optional in classes taught by Professors Beard, Uttley, and Gilbert.
156	The College Eye platform for a better Teachers College College Eye 27:29, p.2	1/31/1936	College Eye editorial staff offers suggestions for making ISTC a better college.
157	Comprehensive examinations favored if cut rules changed Schmidt--Robert R. (Student--1934) College Eye 26:14, p.2	9/28/1934	Student responds to an editorial dealing with lack of student opinion on campus.
158	Council minutes will be printed College Eye 26:13, p.1	9/21/1934	Minutes will be printed in the College Eye; also considers election procedures and cut system.
159	That Carnegie Report College Eye 26:12, p.2	9/10/1934	Discusses a recent study done by the Carnegie Foundation and the results that were found; believes that ISTC should look at some its recommendations relating to curriculum and class attendance, and comprehensive examinations.
160	Dialogue (in any college editor's office) College Eye 26:4, p.2	6/29/1934	A dialogue between a student and an editor.
161	Proved right College Eye 25:33, p.2	3/2/1934	Students show their independence and responsibility; believes revised class attendance system warranted.
162	"I wouldn't have that system," says Wisconsin professor; educator does not believe in coercion on part of teachers College Eye 25:17, p.1	10/20/1933	John Guy Fowlkes talks about class attendance; recalls acquaintance with Dean Nelson.
163	Coe College men protest against excuse system College Eye 24:21, p.2	2/24/1933	Coe fraternity men voted against compulsory class attendance, 126-12.
164	Kansas University abandons excuses College Eye 24:21, p.1	2/24/1933	Abandoned as unnecessary expense.
165	Editorials; New Mexico progresses College Eye 24:18, p.2	2/3/1933	Notes change in attendance policy at school in New Mexico.
166	Forum Bragonier--Wendell H. (Class of 1933) College Eye 24:17, p.2	1/27/1933	Wendell Bragonier believes that the matter of class attendance has been thoroughly discussed; believes attention should turn to participation in organizations, theft, and vandalism
167	Forum College Eye 24:16, p.2	1/20/1933	Professor Fagan suggests doing away with required class attendance.
168	Editorials; stealing our credits College Eye 24:15, p.2	1/13/1933	Believes that class attendance policy still needs serious consideration.
169	Council reviews local problems; ten problems advanced at first council meeting for discussion College Eye 24:10, p.4	11/11/1932	Most significant problem seems to be student control of Commons; brief note of other problems.
170	Committee will study excuses; Associated Student Council appoints group to make cut system report College Eye 23:40, p.1	4/29/1932	Committee will report to faculty.
171	No term exams says student College Eye 23:37, p.2	4/8/1932	Criticizes the proposed cut system which would require two hour final examinations.
172	Thirty students express views concerning proposed cut system College Eye 23:32, p.1	2/26/1932	Students tell what they think about the new proposal.
173	Associated council here receives variety of data on college cut systems College Eye 23:31, p.2	2/19/1932	Reports on policies at other colleges.
174	On cuts and excuses College Eye 23:30, p.2	2/12/1932	Criticizes present excuse system and proposed cut system for class attendance.
175	Survey of local opinion on cut system to be presented Monday College Eye 23:30, p.1	2/12/1932	Will study practices at other colleges.
176	The cut system now College Eye 23:29, p.2	2/5/1932	Discusses proposed unlimited cut system approved by the Student Council.
177	Council approves cut system; student opinion will be sought; attitude of student body may result in petition to faculty College Eye 23:28, p.1	1/29/1932
178	Again the cut system College Eye 23:25, p.2	1/8/1932	Explores cut systems in other colleges.
179	Student Council will investigate cut system College Eye 23:25, p.1	1/8/1932
180	One-tenth makes a difference College Eye 23:21, p.6	11/13/1931	Rule adopted in 1916 deducts one tenth of a point of credit for each unexcused absence; Professor Finkenbinder believes that the rule is effective.
181	Program for last day is announced College Eye 23:11, p.1	8/14/1931	Classes shortened; graduates need not attend.
182	Drinking fountains reign triumphant College Eye 23:9, p.4	7/31/1931	Students are late to class because they stopped for a drink of water.
183	Students enjoy better health since excused absences are required College Eye 23:9, p.2	7/31/1931	Student absences have dropped since college began requiring absence slips; system introduced in 1916.
184	Editor serves her term and goes free; writes "swan song" Fish--Evelyn (Student--1930) College Eye 22:32, p.2	5/22/1931	Recap of editorial opinions throughout the year and a welcome to the new editor.
185	J. Stitt Wilson accomplishes the seemingly impossible, Monday; arouses talk of action among Teacher's students College Eye 22:23, p.4	3/20/1931	Students appreciate Mr. Wilson's call for action.
186	While freshmen complain and seniors ignore, Eye reporter investigates this "five minute rush period" College Eye 22:17, p.1	1/30/1931	College Eye reporter speaks on difficulty to appear at class on time due to inadequate periods of time between classes.
187	Don't apply for a room at poor house. There is still some hope. College Eye 22:16, p.2	1/23/1931	Commentary on Depression, excuse slips, and leaving before the end of an athletic contest.
188	Students of eleven Iowa high schools observe "skip" day College Eye 22:16, p.2	1/23/1931	Professor Riebe finds that most high schools do not allow a day to cut class.
189	What chance does a man have to keep from getting married?; the assistant editor asks us with an air of submission College Eye 22:15, p.2	1/16/1931	Marriage statistics discussed as well as class attendance and the "cut" system.
190	Did your vacation leave you refreshed and ready to work?; or do you feel worse than you did before? College Eye 22:14, p.2	1/9/1931	Vacations described as being demoralizing; Grinnell's "cut" system is discussed in relation to that of Teachers College.
191	New education plan discussed by head of education department College Eye 22:14, p.1	1/9/1931	Lengthy excerpts from Professor Nelson's ideas about education reform.
192	Down with old signs and the old cut system, first item on platform; we will work out a cut system and present it for your approval College Eye 22:12, p.4	12/1/1930	Paper to implement "Our Platform" column to address editorial opinions.
193	"Equality for All" is our slogan; give us all cuts or lying landladies College Eye 22:11, p.2	11/21/1930	Continuation in series of editorials on class attendance.
194	They disregard the moral effect: now, what's the effect of that?; O. R. Clark writes in favor of our "unlimited cuts" suggestion College Eye 22:10, p.2	11/14/1930	Morals and ethics of class attendance are debated.
195	Education professors pick on us, our "cuts", and our statistics; compare cuts to crime err three times in safety the fourth-- College Eye 22:9, p.2	11/7/1930	Education faculty rebukes claims that class absences should be excused.
196	Should scholarship be the basis of the allotment of "cuts"; should we make it three or five a term? College Eye 22:8, p.2	10/31/1930	Current attendance system criticized; new options are explored; appreciates spirit shown by Boy Scouts.
197	Is "learning to lie" a part of your college education?; you must be ill or you cannot get an excuse for absence College Eye 22:7, p.2	10/24/1930	Students who lie get illness excuses from class; editor debates fairness.
198	Official notices College Eye 22:2, p.2	9/19/1930	Students must furnish acceptable excuse when they miss class.
199	Official announcements College Eye 21:1, p.1	9/9/1929	Schedule of freshman lectures; rules for absences.
200	Editorially speaking College Eye 20:39, p.4	6/27/1929	Figures that it costs a student twelve cents every time s/he misses class; encourages students to go to class.

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