Education

Displaying 1051 - 1100 of 1494 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
1051	Editorials; developing world citizens College Eye 25:3, p.2	06/23/1933	Appreciates ideas of Red Cross representative Lou Eskridge on child education.
1052	Education is for efficiency; traditions hinder scientific progress, professor declares College Eye 25:2, p.4	06/16/1933	Professor Bender offers views on complete education.
1053	Editorials; does education pay? College Eye 25:1, p.2	06/05/1933	Believes that college education makes a significant contribution to success.
1054	Dr. Latham stresses value of education for home making College Eye 24:33, p.4	05/19/1933	President Latham talks about value of women in society.
1055	Forum College Eye 24:28, p.2	04/14/1933	Believes students should enjoy their time in college, because study will have little to do with their later lives.
1056	Editorials; my tribute to the teacher College Eye 24:25, p.2	03/24/1933	There will be no moratorium on education.
1057	Dr. Latham expresses belief that Depression will not balk education; people realize value and significance of enlightenment College Eye 24:22, p.1	03/03/1933	Excerpts from President Latham's Commencement address.
1058	Editorials; no time to think College Eye 24:16, p.2	01/20/1933	Mrs. James Roosevelt, mother of the president-elect, says that youth does not have time to think; editorial writer defends his generation.
1059	Editorials; school boards need courage College Eye 24:15, p.2	01/13/1933	Communities that continue to build soundly and surely in their school programs are not making a mistake.
1060	Why we need good schools for children of Depression; schools play major part in stabilizing life during financial stress College Eye 24:14, p.4	12/16/1932	Convincing others that children need good schools.
1061	President Latham speaks to Student Council Association College Eye 24:13, p.1	12/09/1932	Points out ISTC strong points.
1062	Two minutes College Eye 24:10, p.2	11/11/1932	Hope for American democracy lies in those who grasp an understanding of historical developments and learn to think clearly about economic and governmental problems.
1063	Editorials; overproduction College Eye 24:8, p.2	10/28/1932	Believes there may be a significant social problem with training people in college for jobs that do not exist.
1064	Editorials; college----or not? College Eye 24:5, p.2	10/07/1932	Students who don¿t put out effort toward college might as well not be in college.
1065	Lack of education costly, graduates warned Alumnus 16:4, p.5	10/01/1932	292 students receive degrees or diplomas at summer 1932 Commencement; George F. Zook gives address.
1066	Editorials; objections to unsettling minds College Eye 24:2, p.2	09/16/1932	Believes that if authorities try to educate American youth instead of just teaching them, American parents will oppose this tampering with their children's self-sufficient ideals.
1067	Editorials; the tragedy of it College Eye 24:2, p.2	09/16/1932	Education should extend throughout your whole life.
1068	Should their minds be disturbed?; professor insists that colleges must unsettle youth to stimulate thought College Eye 24:1, p.1	09/06/1932	Students have their own opinions of what college life will be like when they arrive.
1069	High costs of inadequate education Public Relations News Release 1931:446, p.1	08/19/1932	George Zook's Commencement speech stresses the importance of education.
1070	Teachers College and culture College Eye 23:52, p.2	07/29/1932	Criticizes writer for claiming that teachers colleges do not offer culture to their students.
1071	Have colleges failed? College Eye 23:51, p.2	07/21/1932	Considers speech of Dr. E. H. Wilkins, who claims that colleges are in danger of stagnation.
1072	Assembly movie shows education methods in use College Eye 23:47, p.1	06/24/1932	Show several educational films at assembly.
1073	Taking the breaks College Eye 23:44, p.2	06/01/1932	Provides examples for claim that early success does not insure a bright future.
1074	Upham talks to graduates; educator believes "spirit of scholarship is spirit of service" College Eye 23:44, p.1	06/01/1932	Excerpts from Commencement address by A. H. Upham.
1075	Small classes with faculty contact are less efficient than larger ones College Eye 23:19, p.4	10/30/1931	Professor Brown talks about his research on class size.
1076	Teach child to abhor wrong, says Dr. Latham at Teachers' convention; says chief aim of social science is to teach people tolerance College Eye 23:16, p.1	10/09/1931	Excerpts from address in Sioux City.
1077	Professor urges smiling rebellion; student should go to class, doubting if professor knows much: then only will he get his education College Eye 23:12, p.1	09/08/1931	Anonymous professor gives advice to new students; hopes to find some skeptics.
1078	Switches are still needed College Eye 23:9, p.2	07/31/1931	Believes corporal punishment is still needed on occasion.
1079	"The country boy and girl are not getting a square deal in education" Public Relations News Release 1930:490, p.1	07/22/1931	I. H. Hart gives interview about the state of rural education, teacher training, and teacher salaries in Iowa.
1080	These "cloistered" halls College Eye 23:7, p.2	07/17/1931	Thoughts on the factory whistle for the college workmen.
1081	Cloistered halls College Eye 23:5, p.2	07/03/1931	Discusses notion of college as retreat from the 'real world'.
1082	Campaigns should be uplifting more things than eyebrows; it's useless to try to get any response when people won't even think College Eye 22:27, p.2	04/17/1931	Discussion on complacency and education in America's schools.
1083	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.
1084	Dr. Latham points out pitfall in so-called "progressive" education; schools should fit child for adaptation to adult life College Eye 22:11, p.1	11/21/1930	Excerpts from ISTA address.
1085	Now students know answer to question College Eye 22:2, p.8	09/19/1930	President Latham presents his views on a college education.
1086	William R. Boyd marries Lou Fidelia Hadley Alumnus 14:3, p.30	07/01/1930	William R. Boyd, chairman of the Finance Committee of the State Board of Education, married Lou Fidelia Hadley. They will reside in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
1087	The Editor's Column College Eye 21:13, p.4	12/13/1929	Urges students to attend Christmas festivities; suggestions on freshmen wearing purple caps; buy the Purple Pen for a Christmas present; students should look beyond the knowledge that they acquire.
1088	Is this education? College Eye 21:7, p.7	10/24/1929	Editorial writer tells what she has learned in school vs. what she ought to know in her everyday life.
1089	The Editor's Column College Eye 21:5, p.3	10/10/1929	Urges students to participate in Homecoming and in other opportunities to enhance their education.
1090	Climbing Tutors touch the top, says student College Eye 21:4, p.4	10/03/1929	Students get good exercise going to and from class; a look at the travel routes.
1091	Editorially speaking College Eye 20:25, p.2	03/21/1929	Describes the "college paradox;" the College Eye will begin publishing reports from a teachers convention in Cleveland; provides examples of achievements in public education over the last ten years.
1092	Editorially speaking College Eye 20:15, p.2	01/10/1929	Stresses the importance of a college education; pep rallies are important for more than just the athletes.
1093	This being education week College Eye 20:10, p.5	11/15/1928	Parents visit schools; Teachers College hosts Dr. Aurelia Reinhardt.
1094	Southern education does not keep in step with Southern industrialism College Eye 20:8, p.7	11/01/1928	Report on opinions expressed by Howard Mumford Jones.
1095	The Wolff's Howl College Eye 19:35, p.4	05/16/1928	Concerned about students trying to get the maximum done with minimum effort.
1096	The Wolff's Howl College Eye 19:27, p.4	03/21/1928	Transformation from high school to college; a sarcastic look at education.
1097	Editorially speaking College Eye 19:23, p.4	02/22/1928	Encourages students not only to invest in the college by paying tuition, but also to reap the rewards by learning what the college has to offer.
1098	"Not more than 15% fit for college"; so says Hubert Waulkus in "The New Age Illustrated" . . . College Eye 19:17, p.1	01/11/1928	Concerned that such a small percentage of America's youth are ready for the responsibility that college brings.
1099	The Wolff's Howl College Eye 19:16, p.2	01/04/1928	Encourages students to concentrate even harder on their studies and on bettering themselves.
1100	The Wolff's Howl College Eye 19:13, p.2	11/30/1927	Agrees that it is cheaper to school a child than jail him; encourages students and faculty to be thankful for what they do have.