Fall (season)

Displaying 51 - 82 of 82 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
51	Fall Lecture Concerts- Benny Goodman Old Gold 0:0, p.55	06/01/1959	Benny Goodman, the "King of Swing" wowed the audience with a performance at TC on his clarinet; the Mark V performed their arrangements, backed by the Goodman organization; the Playboy certificate in the Jazz Poll was awarded to him by Cliff Scott; photo.
52	The fall . . . and all . . . . College Eye 50:5, p.2	10/10/1958	Poetic commentary on the campus during the fall.
53	Early Autumn Day Old Gold 0:0, p.37	06/01/1958	Photo of a student arriving on campus for the start of the school year; photo.
54	Sticks and Stones . . . College Eye 48:4, p.2	10/05/1956	Comments on the fall leaves on campus, the new player of the Campanile bells, and the crowd at lunchtime.
55	Coming of winter apparent in changing clothes styles College Eye 46:5, p.2	10/08/1954	A look at fall fashions.
56	Thirty-five bachelor of arts degrees and 15 elementary teacher diplomas were granted Wednesday Public Relations News Release 1951:280, p.1	12/19/1951	Marshall R. Beard said no formal commencement exercises were held, a custom followed in fall and winter quarter graduations. However, the graduates are welcome to participate in the spring quarter commencement in June, 1952.
57	Midnight oil heralds the end of another academic quarter with its examinations Public Relations News Release 1951:264, p.1	12/13/1951	The fall quarter draws to a close next Wednesday noon, Dec. 19, when the Christmas recess begins. Registration for students not previously registered for the winter quarter will be held Wednesday, Jan. 2, 1952.
58	Around campus in the Fall College Eye 43:4, p.6	10/12/1951	Fall campus scenes; photo.
59	Students will start to school a week later this fall; will have almost a month of vacation during the year Public Relations News Release 1950:12, p.1	08/22/1950	The new calendar was recently adopted for the 1950-51 school year; students will be in school longer next spring. The fall quarter will be more than two weeks longer than the winter and spring terms.
60	Through the seasons Old Gold 0:0, p.8	06/01/1949	Brief description of the seasons; photo.
61	Untitled Alumnus 32:4, p.	10/01/1948	Students walk near 23rd and College on fall day; photo.
62	Untitled Alumnus 31:4, p.	10/01/1947	Leaf-covered walk toward Auditorium; photo.
63	Fallen leaves on the diagonal Old Gold 0:0, p.11	06/01/1947	Photo.
64	Fall fun Old Gold 0:0, p.198	06/01/1945	Brief description of the activities; photo.
65	Untitled Alumnus 27:4, p.	10/01/1943	Fall scene, looking toward the Old Administration Building; photo.
66	After a Fashion College Eye 31:43, p.3	08/16/1940	Advises women on fashionable clothing styles for autumn.
67	Still after it; that elusive fashion College Eye 31:43, p.3	08/16/1940	Humorous advice on proper attire.
68	After a Fashion College Eye 31:41, p.3	08/02/1940	Comments on new clothing styles for the upcoming fall season.
69	A maple in autumn Alumnus 22:4, p.1	10/01/1938	Poem by Professor Lynch.
70	East campus in the fall Alumnus 21:4, p.	10/01/1937	End of drive in front of Auditorium Building; photo.
71	Can it be spring that fills the air? College Eye 28:4, p.2	10/02/1936	A number of plants are blooming out of season.
72	Chips and Quibs College Eye 28:3, p.2	09/25/1936	Campus observations.
73	Stop the press! apple tree blossoms in fall College Eye 28:3, p.2	09/25/1936	Professor Watson's tree is blooming out of season.
74	Student reactions to autumn climate varied as weather College Eye 27:18, p.1	10/25/1935	Students offer views on fall.
75	Fall days College Eye 14:17, p.1	10/11/1922	Claims fall is the bridge from summer to winter, as life is the bridge between birth and death.
76	Soliloquy Seasonal College Eye 7:4, p.3	10/13/1915	Poem describing the passing of summer to autumn.
77	Autumn moods Normal Eyte 17:25, p.398	03/27/1907	Short poem dealing with the season.
78	September Normal Eyte 10:3, p.55	09/29/1900	Enjoying the fall.
79	October Sunshine Normal Eyte 9:5, p.102	10/14/1899	Poetic tribute to autumn.
80	The exceptionally fine weather Normal Eyte 7:11, p.126	11/20/1897	Has allowed military drill to continue outdoors.
81	Autumn days Normal Eyte 7:7, p.80	10/23/1897	Poetic tribute to fall.
82	Down with the blues! Normal Eyte 2:9, p.67	11/08/1892	Believes fall weather brings on melancholy; urges Normalites to shake it off.