Class Attendance

Displaying 151 - 200 of 219 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
151	Scholarship not changed much by optional classes College Eye 28:7, p.1	10/23/1936	Little difference revealed in optional attendance experiment.
152	The College Eye platform for a better Teachers College College Eye 28:2, p.2	09/18/1936	Brief platform of suggested improvements; includes united students, support for athletic activities, workable class attendance policy, and participation in extracurricular activities.
153	Faculty committee offers excuse system at system meeting College Eye 28:1, p.1	09/08/1936	Faculty considering policies on class attendance.
154	Faculty action on system of excuses has been deferred College Eye 27:53, p.1	08/14/1936	Would make class attendance a matter to be resolved between faculty and students.
155	What next? We're interested College Eye 27:53, p.2	08/14/1936	Claims that the present attendance system needs to be revised.
156	Students limit activities Alumnus 20:3, p.3	07/01/1936	Students may hold one major and two minor organization offices; experiment with optional class attendance in several classes.
157	Experiment in attendance ventured; attendance is optional for three college courses spring term College Eye 27:34, p.1	03/13/1936	Attendance will be optional in classes taught by Professors Beard, Uttley, and Gilbert.
158	The College Eye platform for a better Teachers College College Eye 27:29, p.2	01/31/1936	College Eye editorial staff offers suggestions for making ISTC a better college.
159	Comprehensive examinations favored if cut rules changed College Eye 26:14, p.2	09/28/1934	Student responds to an editorial dealing with lack of student opinion on campus.
160	Council minutes will be printed College Eye 26:13, p.1	09/21/1934	Minutes will be printed in the College Eye; also considers election procedures and cut system.
161	That Carnegie Report College Eye 26:12, p.2	09/10/1934	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.
162	Dialogue (in any college editor's office) College Eye 26:4, p.2	06/29/1934	A dialogue between a student and an editor.
163	Proved right College Eye 25:33, p.2	03/02/1934	Students show their independence and responsibility; believes revised class attendance system warranted.
164	"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.
165	Kansas University abandons excuses College Eye 24:21, p.1	02/24/1933	Abandoned as unnecessary expense.
166	Coe College men protest against excuse system College Eye 24:21, p.2	02/24/1933	Coe fraternity men voted against compulsory class attendance, 126-12.
167	Editorials; New Mexico progresses College Eye 24:18, p.2	02/03/1933	Notes change in attendance policy at school in New Mexico.
168	Forum College Eye 24:17, p.2	01/27/1933	Wendell Bragonier believes that the matter of class attendance has been thoroughly discussed; believes attention should turn to participation in organizations, theft, and vandalism
169	Forum College Eye 24:16, p.2	01/20/1933	Professor Fagan suggests doing away with required class attendance.
170	Editorials; stealing our credits College Eye 24:15, p.2	01/13/1933	Believes that class attendance policy still needs serious consideration.
171	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.
172	Committee will study excuses; Associated Student Council appoints group to make cut system report College Eye 23:40, p.1	04/29/1932	Committee will report to faculty.
173	No term exams says student College Eye 23:37, p.2	04/08/1932	Criticizes the proposed cut system which would require two hour final examinations.
174	Thirty students express views concerning proposed cut system College Eye 23:32, p.1	02/26/1932	Students tell what they think about the new proposal.
175	Associated council here receives variety of data on college cut systems College Eye 23:31, p.2	02/19/1932	Reports on policies at other colleges.
176	Survey of local opinion on cut system to be presented Monday College Eye 23:30, p.1	02/12/1932	Will study practices at other colleges.
177	On cuts and excuses College Eye 23:30, p.2	02/12/1932	Criticizes present excuse system and proposed cut system for class attendance.
178	The cut system now College Eye 23:29, p.2	02/05/1932	Discusses proposed unlimited cut system approved by the Student Council.
179	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	01/29/1932
180	Again the cut system College Eye 23:25, p.2	01/08/1932	Explores cut systems in other colleges.
181	Student Council will investigate cut system College Eye 23:25, p.1	01/08/1932
182	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.
183	Program for last day is announced College Eye 23:11, p.1	08/14/1931	Classes shortened; graduates need not attend.
184	Students enjoy better health since excused absences are required College Eye 23:9, p.2	07/31/1931	Student absences have dropped since college began requiring absence slips; system introduced in 1916.
185	Drinking fountains reign triumphant College Eye 23:9, p.4	07/31/1931	Students are late to class because they stopped for a drink of water.
186	Editor serves her term and goes free; writes "swan song" College Eye 22:32, p.2	05/22/1931	Recap of editorial opinions throughout the year and a welcome to the new editor.
187	J. Stitt Wilson accomplishes the seemingly impossible, Monday; arouses talk of action among Teacher's students College Eye 22:23, p.4	03/20/1931	Students appreciate Mr. Wilson's call for action.
188	While freshmen complain and seniors ignore, Eye reporter investigates this "five minute rush period" College Eye 22:17, p.1	01/30/1931	College Eye reporter speaks on difficulty to appear at class on time due to inadequate periods of time between classes.
189	Students of eleven Iowa high schools observe "skip" day College Eye 22:16, p.2	01/23/1931	Professor Riebe finds that most high schools do not allow a day to cut class.
190	Don't apply for a room at poor house. There is still some hope. College Eye 22:16, p.2	01/23/1931	Commentary on Depression, excuse slips, and leaving before the end of an athletic contest.
191	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	01/16/1931	Marriage statistics discussed as well as class attendance and the "cut" system.
192	New education plan discussed by head of education department College Eye 22:14, p.1	01/09/1931	Lengthy excerpts from Professor Nelson's ideas about education reform.
193	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	01/09/1931	Vacations described as being demoralizing; Grinnell's "cut" system is discussed in relation to that of Teachers College.
194	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	12/01/1930	Paper to implement "Our Platform" column to address editorial opinions.
195	"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.
196	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.
197	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	11/07/1930	Education faculty rebukes claims that class absences should be excused.
198	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.
199	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.
200	Official notices College Eye 22:2, p.2	09/19/1930	Students must furnish acceptable excuse when they miss class.