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951 Appoint safety education supervisor
Alumnus 31:1, p.14
1/1/1947 Bert L. Woodcock resigns position with state program to head new driver training and safety education curriculum
952 MacKenzie visits campus; lectures on curricula
College Eye 38:13, p.4
12/13/1946 Gordon MacKenzie speaks to a number of groups.
953 Announce plans for new catalog
College Eye 38:11, p.6
11/22/1946 Will outline curricular changes.
954 First classes held in Safety Education at Teacher College
College Eye 38:1, p.5
9/13/1946 Professors Palmer and Woodcock will supervise program; driver training range planned for area south of campus.
955 Teachers College inaugurates safety course
Alumnus 30:3, p.8
7/1/1946 Safety education will be offered as a teaching minor; driving course will be developed south of campus.
956 Faculty members work on design for education
College Eye 37:36, p.2
6/21/1946 Five faculty appointed to state secondary education design group.
957 Safety education program endorsed
College Eye 37:34, p.3
6/7/1946 Will offer minor course of study this fall.
958 Contemp, short but tough, causes grade-point slump
College Eye 37:32, p.3
5/10/1946 Professor Thompson talks about modifications and improvements in the Contemporary Affairs class.
959 A plea for better living
Alumnus 30:1, p.16
1/1/1946 Speaker Stewart B. Hamblen believes that schools can help people raise their standard of living.
960 Special six-week session for veterans
Alumnus 30:1, p.6
1/1/1946 Courses selected to meet veterans' needs.
961 Should we teach sex here?
College Eye 37:3, p.2
9/21/1945 Question is raised, should TC teach a class on sex?
962 Earth Science offered since 1913
College Eye 36:37, p.3
6/29/1945 Subject of article written by Professors Uttley and Aitchison.
963 Radio classes learn by experience as they attend KXEL classroom
College Eye 36:33, p.3
5/18/1945 A look at some of the work done in the radio survey class.
964 Students submit report on curriculum
College Eye 36:32, p.5
5/11/1945 Full text of department-by-department recommendations for improvement in the curricula.
965 E. P. C. invites students to discuss problems at Wednesday meeting
College Eye 36:31, p.1
5/4/1945 Will be second meeting regarding curricular problems.
966 Submit ideas for new curriculum
College Eye 36:24, p.1
3/16/1945 Major study groups should turn in recommendations to Student-Faculty Relations Committee.
967 Common problems
College Eye 36:22, p.2
2/23/1945 EPC hears students' complaints about their studies and college life.
968 Common problems need discussion
College Eye 36:21, p.2
2/16/1945 Discusses current problems faced by both students and faculty.
969 Common problems under discussion
College Eye 36:20, p.2
2/9/1945 Discusses problems faced by both faculty and students.
970 Riding classes offered in spring schedule
College Eye 36:20, p.4
2/9/1945
971 Enthusiastic students discuss curriculum
College Eye 36:18, p.1
1/26/1945 Students involved in department discussions.
972 New basic skills program adopted
College Eye 36:18, p.1
1/26/1945 Faculty define basic skills areas in curricular reform.
973 Students can help with curriculum
College Eye 36:18, p.2
1/26/1945 Discusses the changing of the education curriculum.
974 What do you want in new curriculum
College Eye 36:18, p.2
1/26/1945 Students voice opinions.
975 Curriculum to be discussed; student body suggestions are invited
College Eye 36:17, p.1
1/19/1945 Housing groups and student organizations will take part in the discussion.
976 What do you want in new curriculum
College Eye 36:17, p.2
1/19/1945 Students voice opinions.
977 Skiing supplies credit for fun loving co-eds
College Eye 36:15, p.3
12/22/1944 Professor Short teaches a winter sports class.
978 'Three R's' may appear in curriculum changes
College Eye 36:10, p.1
11/10/1944 Curriculum group considering revisions.
979 Earlier training courses discussed
College Eye 36:10, p.1
11/10/1944 Student League makes suggestions for curriculum revision.
980 Students acquire release in skills
College Eye 36:5, p.6
10/6/1944 Students may test out of certain skills courses.
981 Editorial
Patridge--Ruth (Student--1943)
College Eye 35:41, p.2
8/4/1944 Applauds idea of curricular change, but believes there should also be a strong focus on developing the individual student.
982 Students now broadcast, write scripts
College Eye 35:40, p.1
7/28/1944 Several students in the Radio Practice class participate in the operation of KXEL.
983 Integration of subjects needed in colleges says Dr. M. J. Nelson
College Eye 35:37, p.4
7/7/1944 Dean Nelson talks about curricular trends.
984 Football class held in spite of numbers
College Eye 35:36, p.3
6/30/1944 PE class on football offered by Coach Starbeck.
985 Radio practice, survey courses now in curriculum
College Eye 35:32, p.5
6/2/1944 Description of the new courses.
986 Rural trainees like four quarter plan
College Eye 35:29, p.6
4/28/1944 Description of the four quarter rural education training program.
987 Departmental group meetings offer means of student expression
College Eye 35:28, p.4
4/21/1944 Four departments have met to discuss problems.
988 Campus speaks
College Eye 35:26, p.2
4/7/1944 Survey on question of the value of learning a second language.
989 New radio survey course provides workshop training
College Eye 35:26, p.5
4/7/1944 Description of the new radio survey course; photo.
990 Radio course added to college curricula
Alumnus 28:2, p.9
4/1/1944 In new radio survey course, students will visit KXEL studio and transmitter; Mr. Hake is planning a radio practice course, as well.
991 Course begins for those interested in radio procedure
College Eye 35:25, p.4
3/31/1944 Radio survey class will visit KXEL studio and transmitter.
992 Will speed-up courses be maintained?
College Eye 35:24, p.2
3/24/1944 Several students and faculty discuss accelerated courses as part of post-war education.
993 Faculty committee considers changes in K. P. curriculum
College Eye 35:22, p.5
3/10/1944 Group has been meeting since last fall.
994 New radio courses offered students gives actual experience in radio
College Eye 35:19, p.1
2/4/1944 Radio survey course will be taught by those professionally involved in radio work.
995 Teachers College wages war on home front
Alumnus 27:2, p.16
4/1/1943 Survey of college efforts on campus to train, serve, and raise money to aid in the war effort includes military drilling, Red Cross work, bond drives, and keeping up morale; curriculum turned to war effort; photo.
996 New course to replace Foods II in home economics
College Eye 34:10, p.1
11/13/1942 New course will be Principles of Foot Preparation.
997 Revised military survey course offered for credit
College Eye 34:10, p.1
11/13/1942 Art Dickinson describes new course.
998 Suckow, Hearst join teaching staff; pair will assist in teaching course of creative writing
College Eye 34:9, p.1
11/6/1942 Professor Reninger explains the new way that the course will be taught.
999 Courses in radio begin next term
College Eye 33:43, p.1
8/7/1942 Will offer "Radio Speaking" and "Radio Dramatic Production".
1000 Scout leadership, new course
College Eye 33:35, p.4
6/12/1942 Professor Buffum will offer course.

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