Draft

Displaying 301 - 342 of 342 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
301	Drafting and service to continue despite declaration of V- J day College Eye 37:4, p.1	09/28/1945	Men who were drafted for the duration of the war plus six months are awaiting discharge.
302	Campus Speaks College Eye 35:27, p.2	04/14/1944	Survey on whether or not women should be drafted for non-combat roles.
303	New student deferment plans aid specialist undergraduates College Eye 34:26, p.3	04/16/1943	Explanation of the new deferment program.
304	Men 18 since June 30 register for draft this month College Eye 34:42, p.1	12/11/1942	Freshmen who have turned 18 must register for the draft this month.
305	The academic college must go on vacation College Eye 34:9, p.2	11/06/1942	Draft may be extended to 18- and 19-year old men; colleges may change.
306	Survey results on draft question revealed by Eye College Eye 34:4, p.3	10/02/1942	Students express opinions on draft.
307	Armed forces claim 17 Panther pigskin prospects College Eye 34:2, p.4	09/18/1942
308	Watching the World College Eye 33:41, p.2	07/24/1942	News from around the country and the world.
309	Speakers on draft will probably visit Sunday College Eye 33:40, p.3	07/17/1942
310	Purple catcher heads for Army College Eye 33:26, p.4	04/03/1942	Forrest Hanifan is one of three key baseball players to be taken by the draft; photo.
311	Registration slated for campus men College Eye 33:20, p.1	02/13/1942	137 men will register for the draft.
312	Watching the World College Eye 33:19, p.2	02/06/1942	News from around the country and the world.
313	20 schools enter debate meet College Eye 33:18, p.1	01/30/1942	A look at the program for the Brindley debate; will consider matter of military draft.
314	Co-eds register fellows for selective service College Eye 33:14, p.4	12/19/1941
315	Price urges clear thinking College Eye 33:14, p.1	12/19/1941	President Price talks about the effects of war on the college and the country; women will be called to handle new jobs.
316	Urge draftees to see Riebe College Eye 33:3, p.1	09/26/1941	Men should understand that deferment may be possible.
317	Sophs key to '42 cage hopes; Uncle Sam takes lettermen College Eye 33:1, p.5	09/09/1941	List of basketball players lost to graduation and the draft; photo.
318	29 men report for first grid workouts College Eye 33:1, p.5	09/09/1941	Team deals with the loss of men to the draft.
319	Watching the World College Eye 32:43, p.2	08/15/1941	Comments on the news from around the United States and the World.
320	Coeds approve extension of the draftees' tenure College Eye 32:43, p.2	08/15/1941	Survey question answered, do you think it was right for Congress to extend the time of the draft to two and a half years?
321	Uncle Sam defeats gridiron squad in its first fall contest College Eye 32:42, p.4	08/08/1941	TC football team lost seven players due to the draft.
322	Watching the World College Eye 32:40, p.2	07/25/1941	Comments on the news from around the United States and the world.
323	Second draft registration to be July 1 College Eye 32:36, p.4	06/20/1941	Men required by law to register with their draft boards.
324	Campus Canvass; students oppose lower draft age College Eye 32:30, p.2	05/02/1941	Results of a poll taken following a lecture given by Dr. E. F. Tittle about lowering the draft age.
325	Doctor Shartle has you number College Eye 32:30, p.1	05/02/1941	Alumnus Carrol L. Shartle works for labor agency in Washington, D. C.
326	Jennings made kin to slugger by draft College Eye 32:24, p.4	03/21/1941	Nate Jennings deferred from draft by flat feet.
327	215 Teachers College men must register for training College Eye 32:5, p.4	10/11/1940	All men between 21 and 36 must register; may register on campus; lengthy description of the law and the registration procedures.
328	These Teachers College men favor conscription College Eye 32:5, p.1	10/11/1940	ISTC students voice opinions on the draft; registration deadline coming up.
329	Conscription fascistic proclaims Whitman College Eye 32:5, p.1	10/11/1940	Hazel Whitman speaks against the draft.
330	Have You Noticed? College Eye 31:43, p.4	08/16/1940	Comments on various sights seen on TC campus.
331	Students give military training views College Eye 31:40, p.2	07/26/1940	Students respond to statements made by Social Science faculty concerning the training of youth for the military.
332	What do you think? College Eye 31:39, p.2	07/19/1940	Faculty offer opinions on military draft.
333	Inside and Out College Eye 31:4, p.2	10/06/1939	Urges people to be aware of the selective service law.
334	War referendum College Eye 30:34, p.1	06/05/1939	Students favor national referendum before a draft.
335	Subject announced for writing contest College Eye 27:24, p.3	12/13/1935	Subject is compulsory military training.
336	Hey, Mr. Hearst! College Eye 26:32, p.2	02/22/1935	Comments on University of Iowa group that allegedly promotes war and dictatorship.
337	Hon. C. W. Ramsey Alumni News Letter 6:4, p.3	10/01/1922	C. W. Ramsey pushes a bill in Congress requiring all young men to join the armed forces, and for all citizens to give up their private resources to the war effort should the nation be attacked.
338	Class I A College Eye 9:18, p.4	02/12/1918	Men who have no direct dependents are being called to do dangerous work for the armed services.
339	Men of the second draft College Eye 9:2, p.4	09/26/1917	Students should not feel guilty or be condemned for not serving in the U. S. Army.
340	Draft affects enrollment College Eye 9:2, p.1	09/26/1917	Enrollment for the current school year is approximately four hundred students lower than during the 1916-17 school year.
341	Teachers win debate from Coe; Teachers 4, Coe 2 College Eye 8:30, p.1	05/23/1917	Women of college debate idea of compulsory military service.
342	Teachers to debate Coe; military training to be discussed College Eye 8:29, p.1	05/16/1917	Women to debate topic of compulsory military training for men.