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401 Izzie A. Ware
Northern Iowan 65:8, p.2
Fictitious account of a legislator's visit to UNI and his surprise at crowded parking lots, buildings in need of repair, long lines, and so on.
402 Northern Iowa enrollment over nine thousand
Northern Iowan 65:8, p.8
Fall enrollment reported at 9076; breakdown given by gender, class, etc.
403 Heed call
Northern Iowan 65:7, p.2
Editorial blames overcrowded classes on a failure by the university to expand necessary facilities; calls on students and faculty to show their concern to legislators and Board of Regents.
404 Classroom-packing
Northern Iowan 65:5, p.2
Editorial suggests that crowded dormitories are not as serious a problem as crowded classes.
405 Maucker given permission to change comparison schedule; Regents' summer action
Northern Iowan 65:1, p.1
Lists of schools, salaries, technology degree, teaching centers, budget, enrollment, and public safety were topics of summer Regents' meetings.
406 Increased enrollment limits seating space for football
Northern Iowan 65:1, p.1
Due to increased enrollment, students must purchase reserved seating tickets.
407 Summer enrollment to exceed 4,100
Northern Iowan 64:60, p.3
Thirteen per cent increase over summer 1967.
408 'Time to halt faculty sacrifice'
Northern Iowan 64:43, p.2
Professor Fox believes that progress at UNI has been bought with sacrifices in faculty comfort and welfare; dislikes notion of Saturday classes.
409 UNI fall enrollment reaches 8,239 students
Northern Iowan 64:13, p.1
Increase of 11% over fall 1966.
410 UNI enrollment increases at upper levels
Northern Iowan 64:9, p.1
Current enrollment of about 8250 is 11% more than last year.
411 Predict 8100 students for fall; forecast leveling in future years
College Eye 63:60, p.1
Marshall Beard offers views on enrollment trends.
412 Record summer enrollment seen by Beard, Registrar
College Eye 63:60, p.7
Total enrollment should exceed 3700.
413 Urgent need for state support
Alumnus 52:2, p.1
Strongly urges increased support to meet critical needs; outline of needs and levels of funding.
414 Spring increase of 11 percent, still below fall
College Eye 63:35, p.8
Spring 1967 enrollment is 6930.
415 Maucker discusses financial needs, new telephone system
College Eye 63:30, p.1
Appears on television program with other Regents presidents.
416 Maucker predicts crucial year
Alumnus 52:1, p.1
President Maucker again notes pressures of rapidly increasing enrollment; photo.
417 Fall enrollment up
Alumnus 51:4, p.9
Fall 1966 enrollment is 7418.
418 Transfer students cause an increase in enrollment
College Eye 63:20, p.1
Enrollment rises 16% to 7418; transfer student numbers increase 60%.
419 SCI tops state institutions in annual enrollment rates
College Eye 63:13, p.1
Enrollment increase catches SCI administration off guard.
420 Fall enrollment totals 7,418
College Eye 63:7, p.12
Breakdown of student enrollment numbers for fall of 1966.
421 Plans not completed, student asks why
College Eye 63:6, p.1
President Maucker speaks to students about tripling, parking lots, the construction of the Administration Building, and rapid growth.
422 Enrollment in summer totals 3,000
College Eye 60:60, p.1
Breakdown of enrollment by class and session.
423 Opposes enrollment limits, 'go ahead and grow SCI'
College Eye 60:48, p.1
Board of Regents will allow SCI to grow rather than place limits on enrollment; President Maucker presents faculty resolution supporting university status; new dorm near Campbell Hall may be 14 story high rise.
424 Dr. Beard announces enrollment
College Eye 60:37, p.4
6197 enrolled for spring 1966; project 7100 for fall 1966.
425 Obiter Scripta: Discussion groups make classes both efficient, intimate
College Eye 60:32, p.2
Claims that with enrollment growing, classes must grow as well so that the university does not have to hire more instructors.
426 Enrollment drops to 5907
College Eye 60:31, p.3
427 Fall enrollment up
Alumnus 51:4, p.11
Fall 1965 enrollment is 5519; 16% increase over fall 1964.
428 Tells Board of Regents: Maucker: Make SCI third state university
College Eye 60:19, p.1
Believes change might improve ability to recruit faculty; cites growth in enrollment; Regents reject proposal to sell beer in Union.
429 Final enrollment figures show 6,401 SCI students
College Eye 60:8, p.3
430 Dining, dorm, dance, crowds show SCI's bulging enrollment
College Eye 60:5, p.1
Marshall Beard talks about enrollment trends.
431 Summer enrollment increases
Alumnus 50:3, p.17
Summer 1965 enrollment is 2713.
432 Summer term enrollment up over last year
College Eye 59:52, p.1
Enrollment for 11-week term is 692.
433 Hughes proposes solution to enrollment problem
College Eye 59:47, p.2
Stricter regulation should be used in recruiting freshmen.
434 Hughes proposes plan to slow rapid growth of student numbers
College Eye 59:45, p.2
Suggests that campus be made more ugly and drab to deflect new students.
435 Summer enrollment 2,748; 111 higher than '64 session
College Eye 59:45, p.1
436 AMRH change proves men students worth listening to
College Eye 59:43, p.2
Re-organization of Associated Men's Residence Halls should be model for other changes on growing SCI campus.
437 Fall enrollment to be limited, back circle new union site
College Eye 59:42, p.1
Enrollment will be limited to 6125; construction of Union on Back Circle may start in spring 1966; $800,000 remodeling project approved for Commons.
438 Maucker sees 10% gain in state school enrollment
College Eye 59:33, p.8
Cites problems in getting an adequate budget.
439 30 percent increase in applications
College Eye 59:27, p.1
Admission applications are up substantially.
440 11% increase in enrollment this semester
College Eye 59:19, p.4
Enrollment is 5282.
441 Maucker talks of growth at SCI during past year
College Eye 59:15, p.8
Speaks of race to keep up with enrollment.
442 SCI enrollment soars
Alumnus 49:4, p.1
Fall 1964 enrollment is 5505; staff adjustments; photo.
443 1989--15,000 students, technological learning aids
College Eye 59:10, p.2
Predictions made for SCI in next twenty-five years.
444 SCI's enrollment reaches 5,505
College Eye 59:6, p.4
Increase of 358 students over last fall.
445 5500 register for '64 fall semester
College Eye 59:3, p.5
Increase of 636 over last fall.
446 Summer enrollment total up 15 per cent from '63
College Eye 58:31, p.1
Enrollment for summer 1964 is now 2628; photo.
447 Student enrollment grows
Alumnus 49:2, p.9
Spring 1964 enrollment is 4751.
448 Enrollment soars at SCI
Alumnus 48:4, p.1
Enrollment increases 12% to 5147 in fall 1963; analysis of new and continuing students; photo.
449 Enrollment up 12.7 per cent from '62-'63
College Eye 58:5, p.6
Enrollment is 5147 for fall 1963.
450 President stresses growth in matriculation address
College Eye 58:2, p.3
President Maucker talks about the consequences of enrollment growth.
451 Enrollment for fall totals 4864
College Eye 58:1, p.8
Early registration figures far exceed enrollment for last year.
452 2300 enroll for 8, 11-week Summer School
College Eye 57:33, p.3
453 '63 summer school students now total 1102
College Eye 57:31, p.3
Significant increase over previous year.
454 More restricted enrollment would ease expansion dilemma
College Eye 57:25, p.2
Stricter entrance criteria would help reduce enrollment.
455 Why not Saturday classes to add classroom space?
College Eye 57:24, p.2
Not enough time in the day for classes for the number of students on campus.
456 Who, besides squeezees, could gain from enrollment rise?
College Eye 57:23, p.2
Too much 'squeezing in more students' has been done already.
457 Present figures for enrollment at 4343
College Eye 57:18, p.1
10% increase over last spring.
458 Spring enrollment tops 4300 here
Alumnus 48:1, p.12
Spring 1963 enrollment is 4343.
459 We hope 1970's SCIers will have a place to live
College Eye 57:15, p.2
Dormitories and dining facilities are too small for the estimated number of incoming students over the next few years.
460 Growth problems--the case for increased support of SCE
Alumnus 47:4, p.1
President Maucker outlines achievements and shortfalls of recent years; describes need for more funding.
461 Record-breaking 4,500 enrolled here this fall
Alumnus 47:4, p.6
Fall 1962 enrollment is 4572; 2272 women, 1924 men.
462 Fall enrollment record: 4,572 are registered
College Eye 57:4, p.1
Significant growth over fall 1961 level of 4061.
463 Fall enrollment expected to reach 4,500
College Eye 57:1, p.1
464 Crucial times ahead for state supported schools
Alumnus 47:3, p.1
A look at enrollment growth and projected needs; photo.
465 8-week session enrollment shows increase over 1961
College Eye 56:35, p.4
Enrollment reaches 2073.
466 Current registration expected to top 1961
College Eye 56:34, p.1
Final figures not in but running slightly ahead of previous year; photo.
467 New records set for spring term registration
College Eye 56:19, p.1
3926 students have registered for spring semester.
468 College enrollment another record breaker
Alumnus 47:1, p.12
Spring 1962 enrollment is 3926.
469 Hope for increased expansion
College Eye 56:14, p.2
Editorial hopes that SCI will expand with more buildings and more professors to accommodate the number of students enrolling.
470 College enrollment up 13% to 4061
Alumnus 46:4, p.3
New record level includes 2111 women and 1950 men.
471 Registration breaks record
College Eye 56:4, p.8
Fall 1961 enrollment is 4061; 14% increase.
472 Registration sets record
College Eye 56:1, p.1
Will see growth at all classifications.
473 Untitled
College Eye 52:34, p.4
Summer 1961 enrollment is 2004.
474 ISTC summer enrollment well over 2,000
Public Relations News Release 1960:463, p.1
Registrar Marshall R. Beard announces that enrollment for the summer session has reached 2,004. This figure does not include enrollment in workshops and seminars.
475 Regents approve fee boost for 1961-62 year
College Eye 52:31, p.1
Tuition will increase $26; freshman enrollment will be limited to 1225 to keep within budget.
476 Classes will run on hour; Food Service to be 3 hours
College Eye 52:26, p.1
Will extend lunch period and schedule more noon classes to help meet demands of increased enrollment.
477 Crowded schools nice dream?
College Eye 52:20, p.8
Discusses possible consequences of a lack of state educational funding.
478 Real change majors, minors, says Beard
College Eye 52:20, p.5
Marshall Beard believes that enrollment may grow; emphasis will remain on teacher education.
479 Regents approve summer schedule
College Eye 52:20, p.5
Budget increased 3%; expecting about two thousand students.
480 T. C. announces record spring enrollment
Public Relations News Release 1960:216, p.1
Registrar Marshall R. Beard announces the new enrollment record of 3,392 students for the spring semester.
481 Record enrollment for spring semester
Alumnus 46:1, p.11
Final figure should go over 3400.
482 Record number of students pre-register for next term
College Eye 52:17, p.1
2664 register for spring 1961.
483 3600 students at TC for fall semester
Alumnus 45:4, p.9
Fall 1960 enrollment is 3608; 1856 are women, 1752 are men.
484 Final enrollment figures announced at ISTC
Public Relations News Release 1960:71, p.1
Registrar Marshall Beard discovers a change in student enrollment, with an increasing number of part time students.
485 3500 students set new enrollment record at ISTC
College Eye 52:2, p.1
Marshall Beard speculates on the causes of the increase; may relate to requirement of four-year degree for teachers.
486 State Board of Regents discusses ISTC practices
College Eye 52:1, p.5
President Maucker addresses board on enrollment, scientific equipment, and sophomore-senior testing.
487 Enrollment at ISTC expected to break record
Public Relations News Release 1960:29, p.1
Registrar Marshall Beard predicts that enrollment rates will exceed those of the previous academic year.
488 President J. W. Maucker welcomes Board of Regents I. S. T. C.
Public Relations News Release 1960:20, p.1
President Maucker meets the Board of Regents, where he presents findings from an enrollment study and discusses new electronic laboratory equipment, the Asian Institute program, remodeling, library expansion, and the elementary education program.
489 I. S. T. C. to offer extension courses
Public Relations News Release 1960:14, p.1
Enrollment forms and information regarding extension courses are made available by local school superintendants, junior college deans, and the Director of Extension Services. Course titles, instructors, towns, and dates listed.
490 Enrollment highest since 1931
College Eye 51:32, p.1
Enrollment for summer 1960 is 1963.
491 Regents approve changes
College Eye 51:30, p.1
ISTC granted permission to offer a non-teaching degree; hope to begin by summer 1961; specialist degree also approved; consideration given to changing name of school.
492 Students give ISTC world representation
College Eye 51:11, p.5
Students from thirty states and five countries attend ISTC.
493 Our mistake
College Eye 51:5, p.1
This semester is the first in which there have been over 100 full-time graduate students.
494 Enrollment drop due to two factors
College Eye 51:4, p.1
Marshall Beard speculates that the change in the two-year curriculum and a drop in the number of veterans may be the cause of the decrease in enrollment, which is 3425 for fall 1959.
495 More men, fewer girls, total down
College Eye 51:2, p.1
Early totals for fall 1959 enrollment are about 3300; may end up about two per cent lower than fall 1958.
496 Enrollment up again; 1768 register for regular session
College Eye 50:33, p.1
497 Enrollment now 3254
College Eye 50:20, p.10
498 Tentative count puts 3239 enrolled at TC
College Eye 50:19, p.5
Enrollment for spring 1959 is 3239.
499 Enrollment reaches 3234
College Eye 50:2, p.8
For fall 1958.
500 '58 enrollment tops '57 by 167
College Eye 49:34, p.1
Early totals show summer 1958 enrollment at 1672.