Housing

Displaying 201 - 250 of 327 in reverse chronological order
# Title Date Summary
201 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.
202 Area students may live in dorms beginning '63
College Eye 56:14, p.8

Had originally asked local students to stay at home, if possible, until 1964; 50% of rooms have extra occupant; will go to 75% next year.
203 $10,000,000 may be needed for dorm, dining facilities
College Eye 56:14, p.1

Aims at meeting student needs by 1971; President Maucker outlines his plans for housing and food service; photo.
204 Local women students asked to live in own homes
Alumnus 47:1, p.9 		Women's dorms are seriously over-crowded.
205 Greek off-campus housing necessity
College Eye 53:7, p.2

Discusses the need for fraternities to get off-campus housing due to overcrowded dorms.
206 Frat housing status unchanged says Bender
College Eye 53:6, p.8

Dean Bender says that fraternities must first show financial stability before they will be allowed to have houses off campus.
207 SLB confers on food and housing
College Eye 53:5, p.3

Kitchen is not large enough to accommodate meal preparation for two thousand students; considering possibility of off-campus housing for fraternities.
208 Why not use off-campus housing?
College Eye 53:2, p.2

Student is not satisfied with current capacity of dormitories at SCI.
209 ISTC states non-discriminatory policy
Public Relations News Release 1960:354, p.1 		President James William Maucker announces a non-discriminatory rental policy for off-campus student housing. The policy was endorsed by the Faculty Senate and Student League Board.
210 Off-campus clause added
College Eye 52:26, p.1 		Landlords who wish to be on the college approved housing list must agree to non-discrimination clause.
211 ISTC proposes non-discrimination housing policy
Public Relations News Release 1960:321, p.1 		President Maucker proposes a non-discriminatory off-campus renting policy to householders. The policy is endorsed by the Faculty Senate and student government, and would restrict home owners from refusing renters based on race, creed, or nationality.
212 Board of Regents approves remodeling contract
Public Relations News Release 1960:260, p.1 		The Board of Regents approves a remodeling project for the women's gymnasium, as well as research for low cost student housing. A married student housing project consisting of fifty trailers is proposed.
213 Cat-Snip T
College Eye 50:20, p.2 		Discusses the shortcomings of campus housing.
214 Untitled
College Eye 50:6, p.2 		Students find clever ways to get around dormitory alcohol policy.
215 Untitled
College Eye 50:1, p.1 		Shows people moving things into the dorms; photo.
216 SLB
Old Gold 0:0, p.106

Presidents of the Men's Union, Associated Women Students, housing units, and the chairman of the standing committees are included in Student League Board; they are: Marilyn Loman, Victor Dierksen, Marilyn Turnquist, Arden Sollien, and Carol Gaunt; photo.
217 New housing project approved
Alumnus 40:1, p.3 		$180,000 approved for twelve duplex apartments to house twenty-four families; will be built south of stadium.
218 $385,000 addition to men's dorms to be built; unit to be completed next year; will be self-financing
Alumnus 39:2, p.14 		Will link and extend south of Baker and Seerley Halls; will accommodate increased enrollment; new unit will house 112 men; other dormitory space also in planning stages; photo.
219 Sunset Village Council
Old Gold 0:0, p.120 		William Eckstein serves as president of the Sunset Village Council, with Bernard Kelly and Mrs. Richard Garms acting as officers. The Sunset Village provides housing for married students and faculty.
220 Waterloo Women's Housing Unit
Old Gold 0:0, p.119 		Darlene Adams serves as housing president of the Waterloo Women's Housing Unit, with Sheila Flinn and Marilyn Sheeley acting as officers. Anita Smith serves as advisor for the unit.
221 Waterloo Men's Housing Unit
Old Gold 0:0, p.118 		Larry Mattox presides over the Waterloo Men's Housing Unit, with Lyle Natvic and Richard Ransom serving as officers. Professor Paul Bender acts as advisor to the group.
222 Cedar Falls Women's Housing Unit
Old Gold 0:0, p.117 		Joan Arthur acts as president of the Women's Housing Unit, with Joanne Gamet and Jane Haffner serving as officers. Associate Dean Anita Smith is the group advisor.
223 Cedar Falls Men's Housing Unit
Old Gold 0:0, p.116 		Robert Pierce serves as president of the Cedar Falls Men's Housing Unit. Unit officers include Jean McGrew and James Haskett. Professor Paul Bender acts as advisor to the organization.
224 Eighty-five qualified teachers have applied for teaching positions with the American Dependents Schools Overseas
Public Relations News Release 1952:515, p.1 		Because housing is inadequate to meet the needs of the occupation forces, said E. W. Goetch, eligibility for dependents is limited to employees who are hired for positions with a minimum two-year tour of duty.
225 Enforce dorm quiet hours
College Eye 43:11, p.2 		Complains about people not using quiet hours in their intended fashion.
226 Special to: Cedar Falls Daily Record
Public Relations News Release 1951:142, p.1 		Arno Jensen, George Holmes, and Bill York were accepted for recognition in the 1951-52 edition of "Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges."
227 Food and housing fees for the summer session are higher than last year's, according to Business Manager Philip C. Jennings
Public Relations News Release 1950:392, p.1 		Room rates for the 10-week session are $40 and meals cost $99. Last summer's fees were $30 and $95 respectively. The student fee is $36.
228 State owns dorms and Commons; supervision by Board of Education
College Eye 42:13, p.3 		A look at the administration and finances of dorms and the Commons.
229 Prejudices Hinder Peace, Says Negro Leader
Public Relations News Release 1950:126, p.1 		Whitney M. Young of Omaha, Nebraska was the main speaker at the annual Race Relations conference which started Sunday at the college. She said that Negroes of this nation are anti-communistic, despite the tremendous prejudices against them.
230 City council OK's faculty dwelling
College Eye 41:30, p.3 		Faculty Homes receives approval for construction of apartment building to be located in area bounded by 26th, 27th, Iowa, and Tremont Streets.
231 Why a new women's dorm?
College Eye 41:27, p.2 		Reasons for building a new dormitory for women.
232 Faculty Homes, Inc.
Alumnus 34:2, p.1 		Staff members purchased land between Iowa and Tremont and 26th and 27th Streets for multi-family home.
233 Housing project stock being sold
College Eye 41:22, p.1 		Officers of the Faculty Homes, Inc. corporation are listed; have purchased land for building.
234 Sunset Village may be reconverted by fall to house single freshmen
College Eye 41:22, p.4 		Tentative plans are for eleven freshmen men and one senior advisor to be housed into barracks-style housing.
235 Faculty incorporates housing
College Eye 41:17, p.1 		A six-lot tract lying between Iowa and Tremont, 26th and 27th Streets has been purchased; corporation officers are listed.
236 Fewer men will be here this fall
College Eye 40:40, p.6 		Numbers of married students may increase, and continue the housing problem.
237 Untitled
College Eye 40:35, p.2 		Believes that dealing with the housing shortage would be easy if people started working together.
238 Inventory reveals coeds room has great variation
College Eye 40:34, p.4 		A look at the contents of a woman's dorm room.
239 Problems of men's housing are being studied
College Eye 40:33, p.1 		Rooming house list under development; on-campus facilities remain very crowded.
240 College will list approved houses
College Eye 40:30, p.6 		Will re-establish practice of developing an approved list of rooming houses for men.
241 Housing notice
College Eye 40:29, p.7 		Meeting for those interested in faculty housing.
242 Three may be a crowd, but these fellows find there are advantages
College Eye 40:22, p.4 		A look at apartment life for three young men.
243 Housing facilities filling up fast says Dean Ellis
College Eye 39:39, p.1 		All campus rooms for men are filled; has list of one hundred men who need off-campus housing.
244 Melvin Reimer sees solution to home dilemma, builds own
College Eye 39:37, p.1 		A look at the work on the house at 1209 West 20th Street; photo.
245 Just us chickens . . .
College Eye 39:7, p.7 		David Allen talks about living in a renovated chicken coop at 2622 Walnut Street; photo.
246 Trailer attracts friendly guest
College Eye 39:2, p.3 		Dog finds its way into trailer where Nancy Snider lives.
247 Gym residents donate to fund
College Eye 39:1, p.1 		The $61.66 from gymnasium housing fund was donated to cancer research; men no longer housed in the gym.
248 Dr. Beard, Registrar, reports heaviest of advance registration
College Eye 38:43, p.5 		Twice as many of pre-registered as ever before; housing situation very difficult.
249 Family builds own house
College Eye 38:43, p.5 		Gene LeVine's family is building a house 1115 W. 20th Street.
250 Dean Ellis says need for rooms next year
College Eye 38:38, p.1 		Need about two hundred off-campus rooms for men.