Etiquette
Displaying 251 - 300 of 365
| Title | Date | Summary | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 251 |
Public sentiment a la coeur College Eye 18:27, p.4 |
1/26/1927 | Author complains about people who show pubic displays of affection while at the movies. | |
| 252 |
Etiquette course in pre-school College Eye 18:22, p.1 |
12/8/1926 | Rose Hanson teaches children how to eat properly. | |
| 253 |
Dean talks on etiquette College Eye 18:11, p.2 |
9/22/1926 | Dean McFarland talks to freshman women. | |
| 254 |
Are you getting along at Teachers College? College Eye 18:1, p.4 |
6/11/1926 | Gives suggestions on how to conform. | |
| 255 |
Dean Walker gives social pointers in Monday night talks College Eye 17:29, p.5 |
1/20/1926 | Talks to women about adjusting to communities in which they will teach. | |
| 256 |
Suggested reforms for T. C. College Eye 17:26, p.5 |
12/9/1925 | Humorous suggestions to improve life on campus. | |
| 257 |
Library notice College Eye 17:9, p.2 |
7/29/1925 | Urges students not to reserve seats in the library. | |
| 258 |
Student opinion Robbins--Laura Elizabeth (Classes of 1924 and 1926) College Eye 17:9, p.2 |
7/29/1925 | Encourages students to have more courtesy in light of perceived misbehavior at recent College Orchestra concert. | |
| 259 |
Charm of conversation College Eye 16:23, p.8 |
2/25/1925 | Professor Childs gave a talk at the Charm School tea. | |
| 260 |
Y. W. charm school now in full swing College Eye 16:22, p.8 |
2/18/1925 | Plans for charm school taking place on campus. | |
| 261 |
Literary societies feature charm school College Eye 16:21, p.8 |
2/11/1925 | The Y. W. C. A. charm school campaign was launched. | |
| 262 |
The Pop Off College Eye 16:21, p.3 |
2/11/1925 | Fraternities and sororities in Cedar Falls denounced because of poor social qualities and snobbish natures. | |
| 263 |
College High students show their loyalty College Eye 16:20, p.8 |
2/4/1925 | Show good spirit at games. | |
| 264 |
Mrs. Walker discusses table etiquette College Eye 16:20, p.8 |
2/4/1925 | Believes etiquette is based on regard and consideration for others. | |
| 265 |
Mrs. Walker lectures on "Invitations" College Eye 16:19, p.8 |
1/28/1925 | Third lecture to seniors. | |
| 266 |
Mrs. Walker discusses proper etiquette; talks on "Cards, Calls, and Introductions" College Eye 16:18, p.1 |
1/21/1925 | Excerpts from Dean Walker's address to women. | |
| 267 |
Y. W. C. A. making plans for "charm school"; will have style show as special feature College Eye 16:18, p.1 |
1/21/1925 | Will consider manners, speech, health, beauty culture, and clothes. | |
| 268 |
The Pop Off College Eye 16:12, p.3 |
11/19/1924 | Concerned that proper flag care is not being exercised; believes it sets a bad example. | |
| 269 |
Mrs. Walker's talk a message to the women of tomorrow College Eye 16:8, p.7 |
10/22/1924 | Urges women to speak properly and correctly. | |
| 270 |
Dean of Women talk on salutation and introduction College Eye 16:7, p.1 |
10/17/1924 | Dean Walker gives advice on greeting others. | |
| 271 |
Mrs. Walker talks on good manners College Eye 16:6, p.1 |
10/8/1924 | Spoke to first year women; believes women should have better manners and a knowledge of etiquette. | |
| 272 |
T. C. emblems--only College Eye 16:5, p.1 |
10/1/1924 | Students should wear emblems only of ISTC, not of high schools or other colleges. | |
| 273 |
Freshmen notice College Eye 16:4, p.6 |
9/24/1924 | Should wear only ISTC emblems on campus. | |
| 274 |
Rules for concert goers College Eye 15:31, p.7 |
4/16/1924 | Encourages students to observe rules with sarcastic advice. | |
| 275 |
Editorially speaking; late to classroom seats--early to rise College Eye 15:29, p.4 |
4/2/1924 | Believes showing up to class late is disrespectful to other students and curbs learning. | |
| 276 |
The pop-off College Eye 15:24, p.7 |
2/27/1924 | Junior student encourages students not to congregate outside the auditorium because they clog the hallway. | |
| 277 |
Editorially speaking; parking places--or--trophy cases? College Eye 15:22, p.4 |
2/13/1924 | Encourages students to socialize anywhere that does not disrupt the normal hallway flow of traffic. | |
| 278 |
The pop-off College Eye 15:14, p.3 |
12/5/1923 | Classes in the auditorium find it difficult to concentrate when students in the hall are disruptive. | |
| 279 |
The Pop-off College Eye 15:1, p.4 |
5/30/1923 | Finds it amusing that students stay after class to ask questions, hoping that the professor will raise their grade. | |
| 280 |
It is an old story College Eye 14:28, p.4 |
1/10/1923 | Says that students speaking loudly in the hall outside the chapel are infringing upon those students who want to hear the speaker. | |
| 281 |
A student group is like ivory soap Campbell--Lee H. (Class of 1924) College Eye 14:25, p.4 |
12/6/1922 | Criticizes those students who, in friendly competition, become unsportsmanlike. | |
| 282 |
A gathering of students College Eye 14:19, p.4 |
10/25/1922 | Scolds those who talked or laughed during the playing of "Nearer my God to Thee," at the Homecoming football game. | |
| 283 |
It is quite generally conceded Entwisle--Benjamin S. (Classes of 1921 and 1923) College Eye 14:19, p.4 |
10/25/1922 | Criticizes students for poor behavior during chapel services and dramatic performances. | |
| 284 |
Literary; on the trail of the gentleman Campbell--Lee H. (Class of 1924) College Eye 14:17, p.6 |
10/11/1922 | Claims the ISTC campus is lacking in real gentlemen. | |
| 285 |
Sifting of the salt and pepper shaker College Eye 13:26, p.4 |
3/15/1922 | Collection of comments about campus life. | |
| 286 |
A suggestion Hodgin--Sara B. (Class of 1923) College Eye 13:25, p.4 |
3/8/1922 | As future teachers, students need to maintain a high standard of behavior. | |
| 287 |
Loitering in the hall College Eye 13:23, p.4 |
2/22/1922 | Students need to stop loitering in the halls; prize is offered for a new school song. | |
| 288 |
Editorially speaking College Eye 13:6, p.4 |
10/5/1921 | Suggests that students leave chapel in a more organized manner; students should not skip chapel. | |
| 289 |
Why should it happen? College Eye 12:16, p.3 |
12/15/1920 | Wants students to be courteous during chapel. | |
| 290 |
Yea, Bo! College Eye 12:13, p.6 |
11/24/1920 | Counted 103 women leaving the library while the Senior class president held the door. | |
| 291 |
A genuine antique on courtesy College Eye 11:33, p.1 |
5/19/1920 | Critiques previous letter to the editor concerning the lack of chivalry among men on campus. | |
| 292 |
To the "fair maidens" of I. S. T. C. Lucas--John (Classes of 1922 and 1924) College Eye 11:31, p.4 |
5/5/1920 | Criticizes statements made in previous letter concerning the lack of chivalry on and off campus. | |
| 293 |
On chilly I. S. T. C. knights College Eye 11:30, p.5 |
4/28/1920 | Criticizes the lack of chivalry on and off campus. | |
| 294 |
Rules for eating at the cafeteria College Eye 11:9, p.4 |
11/12/1919 | Sarcastic rules. | |
| 295 |
Rules of etiquette Old Gold 0:0, p.170 |
6/1/1919 | Humorous etiquette rules and sayings about the students; photo. | |
| 296 |
Wearing of uniform by discharged soldiers College Eye 10:14, p.2 |
2/12/1919 | Military uniforms may be worn only on specific occasions. | |
| 297 |
Poor etiquette College Eye 9:27, p.4 |
4/24/1918 | Encourages students to show proper etiquette during movies. | |
| 298 |
Student Opinion College Eye 9:16, p.6 |
1/30/1918 | It is acceptable to borrow a few things from a friend, but one should not become dependent on his friend for multiple items; believes a school song will enhance school spirit. | |
| 299 |
O beautiful maids of S. T. C. College Eye 9:15, p.3 |
1/23/1918 | Poem encouraging women at T. C. to stop speaking loudly in public. | |
| 300 |
Wrongs that need righting College Eye 9:15, p.4 |
1/23/1918 | Rhyme about student life at T. C. |
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