Etiquette

Displaying 151 - 200 of 365 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
151	Spring spree is stag line and date affair College Eye 33:23, p.3	03/13/1942	Individual tickets will be sold, not just tickets for couples; men allowed to cut in during dances.
152	Editorial moralizing College Eye 33:22, p.2	02/27/1942	Criticizes students for interrupting the public forum with their noise.
153	Watch your words--here and there College Eye 32:41, p.3	08/01/1941	Advice on etiquette.
154	Manners in modern College Eye 32:40, p.3	07/25/1941	Dating etiquette.
155	Today in Hyde Park College Eye 32:40, p.2	07/25/1941	Defends men against charges of women.
156	Learn ropes; conquer receiving line quakes College Eye 32:28, p.4	04/18/1941	Catherine Spooner outlines etiquette for receiving lines.
157	Joeds aren't what they used to be College Eye 32:17, p.4	01/24/1941	Graduate of ISTC forty-five years ago makes comments on how men's dress has become sloppier over the years.
158	So you're going to be late to the ball tonight? College Eye 31:21, p.3	02/23/1940	Etiquette for the receiving line.
159	Miss Peck discloses receiving lines tactics College Eye 31:8, p.3	11/03/1939	Outlines appropriate behavior in a receiving line.
160	Are you conventional? New etiquette book shows you College Eye 31:5, p.1	10/13/1939	Catherine Peck comments on her "social usage" book.
161	Timely tips to newcomers College Eye 31:1, p.5	09/15/1939	Etiquette for freshmen.
162	Etiquette is a definite asset College Eye 30:43, p.6	08/18/1939	Etiquette is important when trying to be hired for a job, or when you are invited to parties.
163	Are they men or swine? College Eye 30:43, p.7	08/18/1939	There will be a social usage course for students to learn etiquette.
164	Editorially speaking; the College Eye presents; campus views; significant events; etiquette with a niblick College Eye 30:43, p.2	07/28/1939	Encourages students to use good golf etiquette and good table manners.
165	Timely Tid-Bits College Eye 30:21, p.3	02/24/1939	News on and around campus.
166	Timely Tid-Bits College Eye 30:20, p.3	02/17/1939	News on and around campus.
167	Untitled Alumnus 23:1, p.	01/01/1939	Student Vera Stutsman observing etiquette at tea; photo.
168	Eliminates "apple-polishers" College Eye 30:7, p.5	10/21/1938	Professor Robinson decides to stop hand shaking with students, because he doesn't want to be influenced when grading.
169	Social usage classes meets College Eye 30:3, p.3	09/23/1938	Learn about campus etiquette.
170	A corner for coeds; over the teacups College Eye 30:2, p.3	09/16/1938	Advice on how to dress for and behave at college social activities.
171	Booklet for coeds published College Eye 30:1, p.7	09/02/1938	Campiquette gives advice on etiquette for women.
172	The Line College Eye 29:37, p.2	06/24/1938	Campus gossip.
173	This was also accomplished Alumnus 22:1, p.5	01/01/1938	1937 changes include: abolition of Bachelor of Science degree, course consolidation, freshman orientation, addition of mandatory "Contemporary Affairs", and social usage course for men.
174	A transfer speaks College Eye 29:13, p.8	12/10/1937	Advice for dealing with the coatroom rush at dances.
175	Courtesy College Eye 29:8, p.2	10/29/1937	Students need to do a better job of listening to their professors during class.
176	Social usage groups begin laboratory teas College Eye 29:6, p.3	10/15/1937	Required of all new students.
177	Spring finds faculty members busy with lecturers and trips; many attend music convention; Denny and Riebe leave for Wisconsin College Eye 28:27, p.3	04/09/1937	Schedule of upcoming campus meetings.
178	Manners and rough diamonds Alumnus 21:2, p.5	04/01/1937	Controversy follows letter in College Eye about men's manners.
179	Co-eds beat men in usage test College Eye 28:17, p.1	01/22/1937	Women have higher scores in social usage test.
180	An alumnus speaks College Eye 28:17, p.2	01/22/1937	Has questions about the value and relevance of the social usage test.
181	The Line College Eye 28:17, p.2	01/22/1937	Campus gossip.
182	Here's to a sissy College Eye 28:16, p.2	01/15/1937	Believes that men who follow all the rules of etiquette are unattractive.
183	"We are heartbroken" College Eye 28:16, p.2	01/15/1937	Responds to call for better etiquette among men.
184	To "Emily" College Eye 28:16, p.2	01/15/1937	Responds to call for better etiquette among men.
185	To the ladies College Eye 28:16, p.2	01/15/1937	Strong response to appeal for better etiquette among men.
186	The Soap Box College Eye 28:16, p.2	01/15/1937	Many responses to call for better etiquette among men.
187	Fan mail pours in for freshman girl! College Eye 28:16, p.1	01/15/1937	Men respond to woman's call for better etiquette.
188	To the fellows---from a freshman girl College Eye 28:15, p.2	01/08/1937	Advice to men on better behavior toward women.
189	Social tests are to be Tuesday College Eye 28:12, p.3	12/04/1936	New students will take social usage text.
190	Effect of grooming shown to primaries College Eye 28:7, p.3	10/23/1936	Janet Works spoke on grooming and etiquette.
191	Listen children and you shall hear College Eye 28:6, p.2	10/16/1936	Questions why students left audience before speakers had finished.
192	New course, "Social Usage" is required of women students College Eye 28:1, p.3	09/08/1936	Will teach traditions and etiquette to women.
193	Organization for social affairs topic of new booklet College Eye 28:1, p.6	09/08/1936	Janet Works has put together a booklet on organizing social affairs.
194	Smite the man down on the golf links College Eye 27:53, p.2	08/14/1936	Comments on discourteous golfers.
195	Chips and Quibs College Eye 27:11, p.2	08/07/1936	Campus news notes.
196	Old family register contains many rules for varied social occasions; gentlemen advised to hold horses when the lady descends College Eye 27:9, p.3	07/24/1936	Etiquette from the old days.
197	Munn Whitford, Western umpire, teaches manners College Eye 27:8, p.4	07/17/1936	Remembers etiquette lesson.
198	Sororities practice etiquette at dinner College Eye 27:27, p.5	01/17/1936	Part of laboratory project to teach etiquette.
199	Two hundred co-eds are expected at the Intersorority Council dinner Public Relations News Release 1935:375, p.1	01/08/1936	The dinner will be a laboratory project, in which the women will practice their dinner etiquette.
200	Last of fall term social events figure in pre-holiday week-end College Eye 27:22, p.3	11/22/1935	Meetings and activities planned.