Housing
Displaying 251 - 300 of 325 in reverse chronological order
| # | Title | Date | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| 251 | . . . Trailer home College Eye 38:16, p.1 |
Travis Phillips and wife relax in their home on wheels; photo. | |
| 252 | Phillips, wife, baby, piano make home in trailer College Eye 38:16, p.3 |
A look at life in a trailer. | |
| 253 | Untitled College Eye 38:15, p.7 |
New men's dormitory planned to house two hundred men; will be built south of Baker Hall; photo. | |
| 254 | Life in a stadium Alumnus 31:1, p.1 |
Mezzanine floor dormitory being built in O. R. Latham Stadium to accommodate overflow of students; will house 160 men. | |
| 255 | Construction begins on stadium housing units College Eye 38:12, p.1 |
Twenty-four rooms will provide housing for 160 men. | |
| 256 | Plans completed for housing in college stadium College Eye 38:7, p.6 |
Construction on mezzanine level housing area in Stadium will begin soon; description of facilities; will house 160 men. | |
| 257 | Campus Commentary College Eye 38:1, p.2 |
Comments on the beginning of the school year and housing conditions of some students. | |
| 258 | Recreation rooms converted to dorm space Public Relations News Release 1946:270, p.1 |
Recreation rooms in Bartlett Hall and Seerley Hall are now available to house an additional forty women and twenty five men. Fall enrollment is expected to double last fall's mark of 1,228. | |
| 259 | New student rooms added to Bartlett College Eye 37:43, p.2 |
Former "Yellow Kitchen" will be converted to seventeen double rooms; completion delayed by lack of construction material. | |
| 260 | Dormitories to add beds Public Relations News Release 1946:257, p.1 |
Double decked beds and other emergency measures have increased on-campus residential facilities by 62 per cent. Enrollment is projected to be 33 per cent larger than normal. 33 faculty members have been added and the school day lengthened. | |
| 261 | Housing tight for coming year Public Relations News Release 1946:256, p.1 |
President Price stated that classroom facilities are available for 200 more students; providing they can find housing. | |
| 262 | Completion date for Quonset huts delayed College Eye 37:38, p.5 |
Difficulty in obtaining building supplies; work started on eighteen units; hope to have seventy-two units that will house 144 families. | |
| 263 | Home on wheels solves GI housing crisis Alumnus 30:3, p.6 |
Rapid increase in enrollment leads students to seek many different kinds of housing; canvass town for spare rooms; college acquires Quonset huts to house married students; photo. | |
| 264 | Housing problem not serious at Carroll College Eye 37:37, p.2 |
For students at branch summer school there. | |
| 265 | Six week session opened at Teachers College College Eye 37:37, p.1 |
Enrollment is 331 in this particular session; total enrollment is now 1793; many commuting due to lack of local housing. | |
| 266 | Student canvassers find room for additional 340 students College Eye 37:35, p.3 |
Find room for 140 summer students and two hundred fall term students. | |
| 267 | Solution to college housing--freshmen bring their house College Eye 37:35, p.1 |
Donald Brown and Richard Skilling hauled a small house from Algona and parked it west of campus. | |
| 268 | Housing canvass results Public Relations News Release 1946:191, p.1 |
Rooms for one hundred forty students were found for the six week summer session. Rooms for two hundred students were located for the fall term. | |
| 269 | Housing survey results Public Relations News Release 1946:185, p.1 |
Incomplete results note that rooms for 173 individuals and seventeen married couples have been located. Nearly one half of the area captains reported. | |
| 270 | School canvass must succeed College Eye 37:34, p.2 |
Student points out the importance of education in hopes that the people of Cedar Falls will open their homes to students. | |
| 271 | Students canvass for rooms; Keel, Ney head group in survey College Eye 37:34, p.1 |
About two hundred students will make house-to-house inquiries seeking accommodations for surging enrollment. | |
| 272 | Bus fare paid Public Relations News Release 1946:173, p.1 |
Those students canvassing Cedar Falls for additional housing will have their bus fares paid by the Cedar Falls Chamber of Commerce. | |
| 273 | Finish first Quonset-huts by July; plan total of 111 College Eye 37:33, p.1 |
Applications being accepted; families in difficult circumstances will be given priority. | |
| 274 | Double-deckers inhabit Baker, Seerley; men accept with smiles or groans College Eye 37:31, p.2 |
Two men placed in some single rooms, three men placed in some double rooms; students and staff talk about the conditions. | |
| 275 | Teachers College granted addition veteran's houses College Eye 37:31, p.4 |
Federal Public Housing Authority makes grant bringing total of units to 111; will be erected south of campus; description of the units. | |
| 276 | Men's dormitory planned Alumnus 30:2, p.5 |
New dorm planned for area between greenhouse and laundry; will house two hundred men and will cost $300,000. | |
| 277 | Plans are announced for new men's dormitory; modern dormitory will house 200 additional men College Eye 37:25, p.4 |
Will cost about $300,000 and be located south of Baker Hall; will resemble Baker Hall; will be built as soon as material and labor are available. | |
| 278 | Wife echoes vet's housing plea third year in a row College Eye 37:24, p.6 |
Willis and Kae Colville talk about the difficulties in locating housing; photo. | |
| 279 | Housing for veterans Public Relations News Release 1946:65, p.1 |
Veterans had difficulty finding housing following the end of World War II. The challenges facing a young couple are examined. | |
| 280 | Cutlines from Colville photos Public Relations News Release 1946:66, p.1 |
Continuing story of the Coville family looking for housing. | |
| 281 | Returned veteran Elvin J. Goodvin solves current housing shortage College Eye 37:23, p.6 |
Buys trailer for family; ISCT allows him to park it on college property; has heat, but no running water. | |
| 282 | Housing problem solved by veteran Public Relations News Release 1946:60, p.1 |
The College can not provide trailer houses for students, but will provide space for personnally owned trailers. Elvin Goodvin was the first to take advantage of this opportunity. | |
| 283 | President Price explains housing, food College Eye 37:22, p.1 |
Some dorm rooms will be double-decked; Commons food service must be self-supporting; President Price asks everyone to work together, as they did during the war. | |
| 284 | Cutline for Cedar Falls Daily Record story on housing and veterans. Public Relations News Release 1946:48, p.1 |
Landlady has to turn down a veteran and his wife because their home is not completed. They are remodeling and planning on renting to those returning to college following World War II. | |
| 285 | Vets plan temporary housing relief College Eye 37:18, p.1 |
College officials meet with Cedar Falls groups; discussion leads to limited possibilities to help veterans find housing. | |
| 286 | Pan-Vet committee probes housing crisis College Eye 37:17, p.1 |
Will look at situation and college plans to handle it. | |
| 287 | Married veterans find housing major problem College Eye 37:16, p.6 |
Pan-Vets will discuss the problem. | |
| 288 | Bigger job than ever for Dean Reed College Eye 35:2, p.1 |
Dean Reed is still in charge of men's dorm facilities even though they are now occupied by military personnel; located rooming house facilities for the few men who are enrolled; fraternities not active this year. | |
| 289 | "More the merrier" say college coeds in crowded dorm College Eye 34:32, p.2 |
Women look at their housing conditions. | |
| 290 | Trailerman stops to study College Eye 29:41, p.3 |
Everett Bryant brought his trailer to campus to use as housing; photo. | |
| 291 | Mrs. Adams differentiates College Eye 29:35, p.3 |
Mazie Adams talks about being a housemother in an off-campus house. | |
| 292 | This trailer should know the answers College Eye 28:39, p.2 |
Family of student Harold Mann lives in trailer. | |
| 293 | Live alone--and like it? College Eye 28:36, p.3 |
Sixty women who have single rooms tell why they prefer to live alone. | |
| 294 | "Give me a single or give me home" they say College Eye 27:53, p.4 |
Students give reasons for having a single room. | |
| 295 | Education possible with trailer home; has many comforts, conveniences; expenditures for summer indicate desirability of procedure College Eye 27:4, p.1 |
Ray Allen attends summer school while living in a trailer. | |
| 296 | Miss Janet Works presents talk on room decoration College Eye 27:13, p.3 |
Excerpts from Janet Works' suggestions. | |
| 297 | Home is backbone of people's morale, speaker declares College Eye 27:51, p.1 |
Excerpts from remarks by F. A. Hall. | |
| 298 | If you can't find rooms here, bring your own along College Eye 25:10, p.3 |
Oliver Stoeber and his family are living in a trailer this summer. | |
| 299 | Dr. Latham will address house mothers College Eye 21:42, p.3 |
Will speak on appropriate conditions for student housing. | |
| 300 | House mothers organize at meeting College Eye 21:32, p.6 |
Group offers opportunity to get acquainted and discuss problems. |