Extracurricular Activities

Displaying 51 - 100 of 199 in reverse chronological order
# Title Date Summary
51 Study peculiarities are uncovered among students
College Eye 49:21, p.1 		Report on a survey of study habits of students.
52 What, me study?
College Eye 49:1, p.2 		Students must take care not to replace studies with too many extra-curricular activities.
53 Musings; definition dilemma
College Eye 48:10, p.3 		Defines education and expresses disagreement with giving credit for extracurricular activities.
54 Extra-curricular education
College Eye 48:9, p.2 		Discusses the contradiction when faculty members encourage school work and extracurricular activities.
55 Teachers answer questions of extracurricular activities
College Eye 47:35, p.3 		Views on the value of extracurricular activities.
56 Preparation for the future
College Eye 47:21, p.2 		Claims that getting involved in campus organizations can add to your likelihood of getting a job after graduation.
57 Nothing to do?
College Eye 46:14, p.2 		Students complain but do not attend activities.
58 A crutch or a plan?
College Eye 45:21, p.2 		Disagrees with Jim Edwards regarding the social activities at TC.
59 How's your social quotient?
College Eye 45:19, p.3 		A measure of how good a person's social life is.
60 English and speech promotes activity for future teachers
College Eye 45:8, p.8 		Meeting will encourage students to participate in extracurricular activities.
61 College exists for more than studies
College Eye 44:10, p.2 		College is not only a place to learn a way to make a living, but a way to learn to live.
62 Untitled
College Eye 43:18, p.2 		Re-emphasizes the importance of 'balance' mentioned in an editorial on the same page.
63 Balance
College Eye 43:18, p.2 		Stresses the importance of maintaining balance in the amount of extra curricular work in which a student participates.
64 Extracurricular activities
First 75 Years 0:0, p.146 		Broad survey of the history of literary societies, campus publications, music and athletics, Greek organizations, and religious groups on campus.
65 200 events on tap for '48-'49 year
College Eye 39:42, p.1 		Brief survey of events for 1948-1949.
66 Various extracurricular activities valuable for student experience
College Eye 38:35, p.2 		Urges students to become involved.
67 Summer quarter brings new problems as well as new hopes
Old Gold 38:34, p.2 		Jim Flanagan gives advice on how to handle summer school responsibilities.
68 E. P. C. to discuss college problems
College Eye 36:27, p.3 		Will consider credit for extracurricular activities, creating better attitude toward scholarship, and mission of the college.
69 What can be done?
College Eye 36:24, p.2 		Students and faculty offer ideas on over-involvement of upperclassmen and under-involvement of freshmen in extracurricular activities.
70 Talking it over with the editor
College Eye 34:27, p.2 		Comments on the lack of students interested in working in on campus positions.
71 From the Editor's Point of View
College Eye 33:4, p.2 		Highlights excerpts from a syndicated column by Dr. Garry Cleveland Myers.
72 Freshmen discover new interest fields
College Eye 33:2, p.4 		Students learn about extracurricular activities on campus.
73 It's fun to go to Teachers College
Alumnus 25:3, p.7 		Close look at opportunities and facilities for recreation in dormitories and on campus; photo.
74 Rules killing Tutor Ticklers
College Eye 32:18, p.2 		Point system makes it difficult for upperclassmen to participate.
75 Points lack right principle
College Eye 32:17, p.2 		ISTC student expresses opinion on effectiveness of the point system.
76 Today's Hyde Park; the point system has failed
College Eye 32:10, p.2 		Point system used for extracurricular activities has proven to be ineffective.
77 Girls urged to participate
College Eye 32:4, p.5 		House mother urges women to participate in extracurricular activities to help get over homesickness.
78 College Eye, Old Gold, Purple Pen offer journalists extra-curricular interests
College Eye 32:1, p.4 		Invites interested students to join staffs.
79 Point system, extra-curricular activities criticized at forum Sunday night
College Eye 31:32, p.2 		Gerald Knoff leads discussion on what students believe they have missed in college.
80 Speaking Frankly
College Eye 31:11, p.2 		A look back at the past to see what has been accomplished.
81 Speaking Frankly
College Eye 31:9, p.2 		Questions the right of the college to limit participation in student organizations via a point system.
82 Activity meetings scheduled for freshmen Wednesday
College Eye 31:1, p.1 		Will offer opportunity for students to learn about extracurricular activities.
83 Launch point system next fall; to control student activities
College Eye 30:33, p.1 		Attempt to give more students a chance to participate in extracurricular positions of responsibility.
84 As the Editor Sees It
College Eye 30:29, p.1 		Urges students to take advantage of cultural opportunities.
85 Committee starts work on allocation of points
College Eye 30:28, p.1 		To spread around responsibilities for extracurricular activities.
86 Student Council minutes
College Eye 30:21, p.2 		Continues discussion of point system.
87 As the Editor Sees It
College Eye 30:20, p.1 		Students may visit classes in which they are not enrolled; Student Council will send point system to the Faculty Senate; student pet peeves.
88 Mr. Hoxie, a 'man in the halls' speaks
College Eye 30:19, p.2 		Richard Elwood responds to Gordon Hoxie's ideas on participation in extracurricular activities.
89 Council minutes
College Eye 30:19, p.2 		Extracurricular activity point system accepted.
90 A council candidate says-require activities reasonably
College Eye 30:18, p.2 		Gordon Hoxie states views on involving more students in extracurricular activities.
91 Council minutes
College Eye 30:18, p.2 		Pass measure seeking greater involvement in extracurricular activities.
92 Student Council minutes
College Eye 30:17, p.2 		Considering diffusing responsibilities for extracurricular activities; may institute point system.
93 Student Council minutes
College Eye 30:16, p.2 		Considers possibility of marriage course; also hears report on extracurricular activities.
94 "Share-the-wealth" of opportunity
College Eye 30:16, p.2 		Would like to spread out the work and responsibilities of extracurricular activities.
95 Hobbies fill leisure time
College Eye 30:13, p.3 		Believes hobbies, collecting, and creating are prerequisites of interesting personalities.
96 A 'knitting' good time
College Eye 30:11, p.2 		Would like to see a knitting group arranged on campus; photo.
97 Of the students
College Eye 30:9, p.2 		Concerned with distribution of participation in extra-curricular activities.
98 As the Editor Sees It
College Eye 30:7, p.1 		Norris Pritchard accuses students of being social-minded at the expense of more intellectual activities..
99 Norris T. Pritchard speaks; to the editor:
College Eye 30:7, p.2 		Believes students should devote more time to intellectual life.
100 Summer term is chuck full of fun; dances, sings, on social event list
College Eye 28:35, p.1 		Social calendar for the summer.