Marriage
Displaying 401 - 450 of 626 in reverse chronological order
| # | Title | Date | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| 401 | Marriage courses in 225 colleges College Eye 30:28, p.1 |
Have been taught since at least 1927. | |
| 402 | National poll on marriage College Eye 30:27, p.1 |
National survey favors course on marriage. | |
| 403 | Marriage course? Alumnus 23:2, p.4 |
Student newspaper asking for course on marriage. | |
| 404 | Students favor compulsory blood tests before marriage College Eye 30:24, p.2 |
To test for sexually transmitted diseases. | |
| 405 | Students vote yes to marriage course; no-credit course acceptable College Eye 30:23, p.1 |
Vote strongly in favor of a marriage course; will pass on recommendation to faculty and administration. | |
| 406 | Commenting . . . crossroads of service; smart money; a bibliography on marriage College Eye 30:23, p.2 |
Alumni files in good shape; Old Gold is good investment; Professor Grant has compiled a bibliography on marriage. | |
| 407 | As the Editor Sees It College Eye 30:23, p.1 |
Attempts to answer potential criticism of a marriage course. | |
| 408 | Other schools, too College Eye 30:22, p.2 |
Other colleges offer a marriage course in their curricula. | |
| 409 | As the Editor Sees It College Eye 30:21, p.1 |
Professor announces his thoughts on marriage course; Panthers are backed up by students on the field; students have loyalty and school spirit. | |
| 410 | Student put proposed marriage course under fire College Eye 30:20, p.2 |
Sound planning will help the marriage course as much as the student vote of approval would. | |
| 411 | Marriage course superficial? College Eye 30:20, p.2 |
Believes the college administration has provided for student needs. It is up to us students now to take advantage of this instead of requesting that some superficial course on marriage be added. | |
| 412 | What foolishness! College Eye 30:20, p.2 |
Marriage course survey has no meaning or value unless this question is answered; who is to teach marriage? In which department, social science, domestic science, or education, will the new course be offered? | |
| 413 | As the Editor Sees It College Eye 30:19, p.1 |
Considers marriage course, cheating, and sorority rushing problems. | |
| 414 | Students to vote on marriage course College Eye 30:19, p.1 |
Will vote during registration. | |
| 415 | Student Council minutes College Eye 30:16, p.2 |
Considers possibility of marriage course; also hears report on extracurricular activities. | |
| 416 | Moral standards going up, says Dr. Popenoe College Eye 30:13, p.1 |
Excerpts from address on marriage. | |
| 417 | As the Editor Sees It College Eye 30:12, p.1 |
Feels that students are ready for a job, but are they ready for marriage? | |
| 418 | Californian speaks on Sunday College Eye 30:12, p.1 |
Paul Popenoe will speak. | |
| 419 | Students, faculty advocate course on marriage and homemaking for teachers College Eye 30:7, p.5 |
Students respond to question about expanding the curriculum. | |
| 420 | Committee in charge marriage forum College Eye 29:24, p.1 |
Considering appropriate roles for men and women; photo. | |
| 421 | Marriage forum proves popular College Eye 29:21, p.3 |
Speakers will discuss marriage and homemaking. | |
| 422 | Students begin forums on homemaking College Eye 29:20, p.1 |
Charles Poppenheimer and Lela Van Engen express views on roles for women and men. | |
| 423 | Marriage forum Wednesday; Bosley, students discuss College Eye 29:19, p.1 |
Will consider appropriate roles for men and women. | |
| 424 | Marriage discussion February 9 College Eye 29:18, p.1 |
Harold Bosley will lead discussion. | |
| 425 | Should teachers marry? Here are some answers Alumnus 22:1, p.16 |
Three responses to the earlier question about married women being allowed to teach. | |
| 426 | Marriage vs. career College Eye 29:8, p.2 |
Believes that women will eventually find that they prefer marriage to a career. | |
| 427 | Teachers should marry Alumnus 21:4, p.4 |
Believes that women teachers should be allowed to marry and continue to teach. | |
| 428 | Woman's place in in the home! Alumnus 21:4, p.6 |
Department of Home Economics trains women for careers and for marriage; Professor Geiger and President Latham express views; photo. | |
| 429 | Chapel College Eye 28:42, p.1 |
Harold Bosley will speak on marriage. | |
| 430 | Coeds reveal their specifications for the ideal prospective husband College Eye 28:28, p.6 |
Women talk about what they would like in a husband. | |
| 431 | Less flower--bee asked College Eye 28:27, p.2 |
Believes courses on sex education and marriage should be in the curriculum. | |
| 432 | Teaching, women say, isn't just stepping stone College Eye 28:18, p.1 |
Women outline their vocational plans. | |
| 433 | "Long betrothal is bad": Morgan College Eye 28:13, p.5 |
Mildred Morgan offers advice on love and marriage. | |
| 434 | Alumni write of cadets, "war", pioneer days Alumnus 20:4, p.17 |
Alumni recall experiences in Student Battalion; accidental gunshot death of cadet; sham battles; marriage performed by Principal Gilchrist | |
| 435 | "Financial ills bring marital grief"--Wood College Eye 27:23, p.1 |
Judge George W. Wood speaks in Professor Thompson's family class. | |
| 436 | Physical education majors read "Baby Book" faithfully; alumnae children pictured in a unique album College Eye 27:20, p.4 |
Attempt to prove that the activities in which physical education majors are involved are not detrimental to child-bearing and rearing. | |
| 437 | Commencement of 1880 ended with student-faculty wedding College Eye 26:41, p.1 |
A look back at the Commencement of 1880. | |
| 438 | The facts of life College Eye 26:27, p.2 |
Students on TC might enjoy a class on married life. | |
| 439 | School teaching or marriage, students will be prepared; courses in home economics will teach women how to manage the family pocketbook Alumnus 18:4, p.6 |
Home economics courses prepare women to be smart consumers. | |
| 440 | Women students will prepare for marriage as well as school teaching Public Relations News Release 1934:548, p.2 |
Seven new home economics courses will be taught this year. | |
| 441 | Increase in marriages creating more vacancies, says Dr. Goetch; placement bureau records over three hundred jobs in April College Eye 25:43, p.1 |
E. W. Goetch talks about factors that might enhance teacher placement. | |
| 442 | Editorials; why marriage fails College Eye 24:18, p.2 |
Notes addition to curriculum of Butler University of a course on marriage. | |
| 443 | Groundhogs and engagements conflict in forecasting weather; groundhog may have seen his shadow but engagements abound College Eye 22:18, p.2 |
Spring is arriving and students are getting engaged. | |
| 444 | Working women expect to marry boss's son says Paul Blanchard College Eye 22:16, p.1 |
Talks about his perception of women who work. | |
| 445 | What chance does a man have to keep from getting married?; the assistant editor asks us with an air of submission College Eye 22:15, p.2 |
Marriage statistics discussed as well as class attendance and the "cut" system. | |
| 446 | "Two can live cheaper than one" is still open to question College Eye 21:39, p.1 |
Married students talk about their expenses. | |
| 447 | Orange blossoms Alumnus 14:3, p.18 |
Humorous consideration of effects of marriage on teaching profession. | |
| 448 | Two minute rule was shattered by Professor Wright fifty years ago College Eye 21:37, p.1 |
Professor Wright married Eliza Rawstern despite rules of association of men and women. | |
| 449 | Marriage to a college professor Public Relations News Release 1929:541, p.1 |
Eliza Rawstern graduated and married Professor D. S. Wright on the same day fifty years ago. | |
| 450 | Love affair, marriage, suicide all make history for building College Eye 21:27, p.1 |
Historical highlights about Central Hall. |