League of Nations

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	Title	Date	Summary
1	League needs human element, Sage avers College Eye 26:44, p.133	5/24/1935	Leland Sage spoke about reforms he believes should be made in the League of Nations.
2	League of Nations question discussed in student talks College Eye 26:40, p.4	4/26/1935	Informal discussion of international relations.
3	Tutors debate with British team Alumnus 18:1, p.17	1/1/1934	Debate question regarding the League of Nations.
4	Grant, Curtiss are chosen to debate Britons; English debater is boxer and also up for Parliament College Eye 25:15, p.1	10/6/1933	Will debate value of League of Nations.
5	Mary Woolverton to lead discussion on peace question College Eye 24:12, p.3	11/28/1932	Meetings will start December 1, and will convene once a month.
6	Prof. Kenneth W. Colegrove Alumnus 14:1, p.29	1/1/1930	Professor of Political Science at Northwestern University is spending the year abroad. He is editing the European Economic and Political Survey put out by the Library of Paris. Colegrove will attend meetings at the League of Nations and the World Court.
7	College questionnaire shows league interest College Eye 20:4, p.4	10/4/1928
8	Students to have "League of Nations" College Eye 18:38, p.1	4/13/1927	Will hold mock convention in New York.
9	Discussions wax warm in Evanston church conference College Eye 17:28, p.1	1/13/1926	Also consider World Court and war; several ISTC delegates attend.
10	Results of the World Court poll College Eye 17:27, p.5	12/16/1925	Students favor the World Court in national poll.
11	The inquiring reporter College Eye 17:26, p.5	12/9/1925	Asks students and faculty if they favor the World Court.
12	The World Court question College Eye 17:26, p.5	12/9/1925	Current status of the legislation.
13	On the World Court College Eye 17:25, p.7	12/2/1925	Over one hundred students attended discussion sessions on the subject.
14	American colleges discuss World Court College Eye 17:20, p.1	10/28/1925	Professor Robinson led discussion at YMCA meeting.
15	Y. W. C. A. delegates return College Eye 15:35, p.3	5/14/1924	Convention voted in favor of League of Nations.
16	Teachers win and lose in Parsons debate; T. C. wins at Cedar Falls and loses at Fairfield; affirmative from both schools get judges' decisions College Eye 15:28, p.1	3/26/1924	Review of results.
17	Teachers-Parsons women's debate here Friday; rival institutions will discuss U. S. entry in League; U. of Iowa and T. C. to clash next week College Eye 15:27, p.1	3/19/1924	Prospects for the debate.
18	Bok $100,000 prize peace plan chosen; advocates membership in world court; nationwide referendum held on new plan College Eye 15:19, p.1	1/23/1924	United States will cooperate with the League of Nations without joining it.
19	Everett Colby World Ct. expert delivers address; declares partisanship kept us out of League; predicts U. S. member of court in short time College Eye 15:16, p.1	12/19/1923	Summary of remarks.
20	State Teachers wins dual debate from Simpson; Prof. Short turns out winning group of debaters; both affirmative and negative teams win decision; College Eye 15:16, p.1	12/19/1923	Re-cap on the debate.
21	Simpson-Teachers debate Friday; both teams ready for forensic contest; Simpson comes here with team of experienced speakers; will discuss U. S. entry College Eye 15:15, p.1	12/12/1923	Teams are ready for competition.
22	Professor Wright College Eye 14:51, p.2	7/13/1923	Contemplates the feasibility of a League of Nations.
23	News and comments College Eye 14:21, p.1	11/8/1922	News from on and off campus.
24	Morningside-Teachers debate Friday College Eye 12:29, p.1	4/13/1921	Debate topic is the League of Nations.
25	Editorially speaking; lest we forget Anderson--Hans Holst (Class of 1923) College Eye 12:15, p.4	12/8/1920	Laments that the recent election depended heavily on the League of Nations.
26	Clawson Hall echoes College Eye 12:12, p.8	11/17/1920	Topic of debate is League of Nations.
27	The League of Nations Wester--Charles W. (Mathematics Faculty) College Eye 12:8, p.4	10/20/1920	Professor Wester hopes opposing viewpoint will respond.
28	Colleges for reservations College Eye 11:20, p.2	2/18/1920	Results of the vote on the Intercollegiate Peace Treaty Referendum were announced in the U. S. Senate.
29	Editorially Speaking College Eye 11:16, p.4	1/21/1920	Review of the results of vote on Intercollegiate Peace Treaty Referendum; encourages participation in College Eye election; criticizes students for lack of school spirit.
30	See Yourself in the Funny Column College Eye 11:16, p.6	1/21/1920	Humorous quotes and anecdotes heard on campus.
31	Treaty referendum returns at I. S. T. C. College Eye 11:15, p.2	1/14/1920	Results of the campus vote on the Intercollegiate Peace Treaty Referendum.
32	Editorially Speaking College Eye 11:14, p.4	1/7/1920	Encourages students to educate themselves about the issue before voting on the Intercollegiate Peace Treaty Referendum.
33	Vote on League next Tuesday; ballots to be cast in special chapel session; be prepared to vote intelligently College Eye 11:14, p.1	1/7/1920	Students and faculty will take part in vote on Intercollegiate Peace Treaty Referendum; propositions of referendum are posted.
34	Colleges to vote on treaty; be prepared College Eye 11:13, p.1	12/31/1919	Students and faculty will vote on the Intercollegiate Peace Treaty Referendum on January 13.
35	Remaking the map of the world; Sir John Foster Fraser speaks College Eye 11:12, p.1	12/3/1919	Summary of his remarks.
36	Social Science College Eye 11:8, p.3	11/5/1919	Social Science Club discusses League of Nations.
37	Good opportunities offered English writers; prize essay and second annual short story and poetry contest are now open to competition College Eye 10:11, p.4	1/22/1919	Subject is the League of Nations.

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