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	Title	Date	Summary
1001	'Future officers' drilled in new military course College Eye 33:31, p.1	5/8/1942	Faculty conduct classes for men who wish to prepare for military service.
1002	It's parade rest for 'campus rookies' College Eye 33:31, p.1	5/8/1942	Participants in the military survey course practice commands; photo.
1003	Home front launches offensive in World War II, 1942 Alumnus 26:2, p.5	4/1/1942	Survey of college efforts to meet defense demands include speeding up curriculum, recycling, Red Cross classes, physical fitness, and letter-writing; photo.
1004	Speed-up plan trains better teachers sooner Alumnus 26:2, p.3	4/1/1942	Students may complete four year course in three years and two year course in one and one half years in effort to meet teacher shortage.
1005	Military course offers fundamentals for Army College Eye 33:23, p.1	3/13/1942	Description of the Military Survey course.
1006	Victory courses to be offered College Eye 33:19, p.1	2/6/1942	Work will be offered in radio, navigation, and industrial occupations.
1007	From the Editor's Point of View College Eye 33:18, p.2	1/30/1942	Comments on a decision by the Faculty Senate to allow students to take more terms of physical education for credit.
1008	College advertises its short training plan College Eye 33:17, p.1	1/23/1942	Promotes flexible program to teachers.
1009	Plan to speed tutor training; Price sees solution to shortage College Eye 33:15, p.1	1/9/1942	President Price points out that the ISTC calendar of four 12-week quarters allows teacher training and other courses to move along very quickly.
1010	Study visual aids in education class College Eye 33:12, p.1	12/5/1941	Professor Riebe talks about the class.
1011	Curricular changes are announced College Eye 33:2, p.5	9/19/1941	Students will practice rural education at Greeley No. 8; Mr. Hake will offer playwriting class; contemporary affairs class will offer one hour of credit.
1012	Reorganize home economics classes College Eye 33:2, p.5	9/19/1941	Professor Sutherland explains the curricular changes.
1013	Find your subject? take your choice College Eye 32:40, p.1	7/25/1941	1297 hours of class offered at ISTC.
1014	Revision sought in elementary curriculum College Eye 32:37, p.4	6/27/1941	Description of work by Professor Paul to update elementary curriculum.
1015	T. C. praised for library courses College Eye 32:21, p.3	2/21/1941	Three new library courses added to curriculum.
1016	An unsurpassed record of accomplishment Hart--Irving Harlow (Extension Faculty and Archivist) Alumnus 24:4, p.2	10/1/1940	Professor Hart outlines President Latham's achievements in overcoming the Depression and making extraordinary developments in administration, curriculum, the campus physical plant, student social life, and scholarship.
1017	A library course for the freshman? College Eye 32:1, p.2	9/12/1940	Students are unlikely to know how to utilize the library efficiently unless they are taught.
1018	Dean of Faculty cites curricular program changes College Eye 32:1, p.1	9/12/1940	List of classes that have been added and dropped.
1019	Improvements made by late president College Eye 31:38, p.1	7/12/1940	Notes changes on campus for which President Latham was responsible.
1020	Librarians need have no fears College Eye 31:34, p.1	6/7/1940	Will offer a school library administration course.
1021	New class in hygiene is to be required College Eye 31:34, p.1	6/7/1940	Must take Health Education A; purposes of the class.
1022	Boothe's study will be printed College Eye 31:26, p.2	4/5/1940	Article discusses ISTC English curriculum.
1023	Take all in 39 years College Eye 31:13, p.4	12/15/1939	It would take thirty-nine years to take all of the 503 courses in the curriculum.
1024	Additional curriculum changes for winter College Eye 31:10, p.5	11/17/1939	List of adds and drops from the course schedule.
1025	Are there many students majoring in your field? College Eye 31:6, p.6	10/20/1939	Registrar releases statistics on numbers of students in various major courses of study.
1026	Dr. Boothe heads plans to guide students in selecting proper English curricula College Eye 31:5, p.1	10/13/1939	Plans aim to meet needs to "live more satisfactorily in a democratic, agricultural state."
1027	Offer course in library work next summer College Eye 30:43, p.5	8/18/1939	Library faculty will conduct course.
1028	Editorially speaking the College Eye presents campus views significant events 'English' o successor College Eye 30:39, p.2	7/14/1939	English course is now dreaded by TC students.
1029	End of the English zero . . . . Alumnus 23:3, p.2	7/1/1939	English Zero, the remedial course in English composition, has been dropped from the curriculum.
1030	English zero gives way to laboratory College Eye 30:32, p.4	5/12/1939	Curriculum will change in English composition classes for students who need special help.
1031	Visual education course College Eye 30:32, p.2	5/12/1939	Professor Riebe tells what the new course will cover.
1032	Marriage courses in 225 colleges College Eye 30:28, p.1	4/14/1939	Have been taught since at least 1927.
1033	National poll on marriage College Eye 30:27, p.1	4/7/1939	National survey favors course on marriage.
1034	Marriage course? Alumnus 23:2, p.4	4/1/1939	Student newspaper asking for course on marriage.
1035	As the Editor Sees It Culbertson--Ruth Cubby (Class of 1939) College Eye 30:23, p.1	3/10/1939	Attempts to answer potential criticism of a marriage course.
1036	Students vote yes to marriage course; no-credit course acceptable College Eye 30:23, p.1	3/10/1939	Vote strongly in favor of a marriage course; will pass on recommendation to faculty and administration.
1037	Other schools, too College Eye 30:22, p.2	3/1/1939	Other colleges offer a marriage course in their curricula.
1038	As the Editor Sees It Culbertson--Ruth Cubby (Class of 1939) College Eye 30:21, p.1	2/24/1939	Professor announces his thoughts on marriage course; Panthers are backed up by students on the field; students have loyalty and school spirit.
1039	Marriage course superficial? Wilson--Grace M. (Classes of 1917 and 1939) College Eye 30:20, p.2	2/17/1939	Believes the college administration has provided for student needs. It is up to us students now to take advantage of this instead of requesting that some superficial course on marriage be added.
1040	Student put proposed marriage course under fire College Eye 30:20, p.2	2/17/1939	Sound planning will help the marriage course as much as the student vote of approval would.
1041	What foolishness! Newman--Peggy (Class of 1935) College Eye 30:20, p.2	2/17/1939	Marriage course survey has no meaning or value unless this question is answered; who is to teach marriage? In which department, social science, domestic science, or education, will the new course be offered?
1042	Students to vote on marriage course College Eye 30:19, p.1	2/10/1939	Will vote during registration.
1043	Students, faculty advocate course on marriage and homemaking for teachers College Eye 30:7, p.5	10/21/1938	Students respond to question about expanding the curriculum.
1044	Van Engen writes for math journal College Eye 30:3, p.4	9/23/1938	Professor Watson also publishes an article; Professors Van Engen and Lambert are working on mathematics curriculum.
1045	Sixty men play theory football College Eye 30:2, p.4	9/16/1938	Description of the course that most students in the coaching track take.
1046	Nelson lists changes in fall schedule College Eye 30:1, p.8	9/2/1938	Listed of courses added and dropped.
1047	President O. R. Latham Alumnus 22:3, p.4	7/1/1938	President Latham completes his tenth year in office; brief summary of his accomplishments; photo.
1048	Lambertson will teach new course College Eye 29:37, p.1	6/24/1938	On radio speaking.
1049	As the Editor Sees It Culbertson--Ruth Cubby (Class of 1939) College Eye 29:35, p.2	6/10/1938	Discusses the possibility of a course that would teach students how to study.
1050	The student angle McIlroy--Baird C. (Class of 1938) College Eye 29:20, p.2	2/11/1938	Believes that student teaching needs to be coordinated with the rest of the college curriculum.

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