Memorial Day

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	Title	Date	Summary
1	News Brief/Calendar of Events Public Relations News Release 2006:0, p.1	5/7/2007	Offices are closed Monday, May 28.
2	Too many holidays for no reason? Gerling--Taylor R. (Student--2003) Northern Iowan 102:2, p.9	8/30/2005	America's overabundance of holidays leaves many neglected or with forgotten meaning.
3	Perspective on Memorial Day Public Relations News Release 2002:546, p.1	5/26/2003	Servicemen and women's perspective on Memorial Day presented.
4	Memorial Day Public Relations News Release 2000:0, p.1	5/28/2001	Lt. Col. Michael DePuglio discusses the importance of Memorial Day.
5	Remembering America's veterans on Memorial Day Public Relations News Release 1999:425, p.1	5/30/2000	Lt. Col. Michael DePuglio remembers the sacrifices veterans have made this Memorial Day.
6	War veterans to be remembered through the University of Northern Iowa Interpreters Theatre performance of "Iowa Stories" Public Relations News Release 1999:427, p.1	5/25/2000	The Interpreters Theatre will present "Iowa Stories: The Vietnam Experience" as part of the weekend long activities planned for Memorial Day.
7	Remembering the dead Public Relations News Release 1994:480, p.1	5/29/1995	Memorial Day needs to reflect its true meaning.
8	A day to remember Public Relations News Release 0:593, p.1	5/23/1994	Memorial Day is a chance to remember, according to Robert Neymeyer.
9	T.G.I. Tuesday? Public Relations News Release 1988:479, p.1	6/27/1988	Twenty years ago today, President Johnson approved a law that shifted the observances of Washington's Birthday, Memorial Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, and Veterans Day all to Mondays -thus creating a calender year chock-full of three-day holiday weekends.
10	Hopkinton, Iowa among the first in the nation to recognize memorial day. Public Relations News Release 1988:452, p.1	5/30/1988	Tom Ryan reveals that the Iowa town of Hopkinton is one of a handful of claimants to that first-in-the-nation status, erecting a Memorial Day monument in 1865.
11	UNI Library Hours Change for Spring-Summer Interim Public Relations News Release 1971:651, p.1	5/26/1971	The library will remain open on Memorial Day.
12	No classes Memorial Day, resume Friday College Eye 57:31, p.1	5/24/1963
13	No classes on Memorial Day College Eye 56:32, p.1	5/25/1962
14	Again, backpatting College Eye 49:30, p.2	5/2/1958	Administration does take students into consideration; Food Service will be closed only on Memorial Day and not for the whole weekend.
15	Safety defies predictions College Eye 47:33, p.2	6/15/1956	Safety officials wrongly claimed that out of a predicted 110 deaths for Memorial Day, 10 would be in Iowa.
16	No classes Monday College Eye 45:32, p.1	5/28/1954
17	No classes on Memorial Day College Eye 43:30, p.1	5/16/1952
18	Holiday announcement College Eye 42:31, p.1	5/18/1951
19	Does South observe Memorial Day? Authoritative tomes say yes, no; reporter studies 'volumes' of encyclopedias, to her dismay College Eye 26:44, p.133	5/24/1935	Each volume contains answers that conflict with the information found in others, so a conclusive answer is not reached.
20	Memorial services held in Auditorium College Eye 19:38, p.1	6/6/1928	Description of the Memorial Day observances.
21	Memorial Day program will be held Friday; Professor Wallace will speak College Eye 16:1, p.1	5/28/1924	Program for the event.
22	News and comments College Eye 14:47, p.1	6/6/1923	News from campus and off-campus.
23	Memorial Day observed by special chapel services College Eye 15:1, p.3	5/30/1923	Chapel exercises will have patriotic theme.
24	Dr. W. W. Gist Alumni News Letter 4:3, p.5	7/1/1920	W. W. Gist gave a memorial address May 30 at Plymouth, Iowa.
25	The Baccalaureate Alumni News Letter 4:3, p.2	7/1/1920	The Baccalaureate Service was held on Memorial Day with President Seerley giving the address.
26	Editorially speaking; lest we forget College Eye 12:1, p.4	5/26/1920	Reminds students that Memorial Day is approaching; remember those who died in World War I.
27	For those who gave Todd--William Mamuric (Student--1920) College Eye 11:29, p.4	4/21/1920	Says veterans should wear their uniforms on Memorial Day, to remember those soldiers who did not come home.
28	Spring Term Commencement 2 Alumni News Letter 3:3, p.3	7/1/1919	Memorial Day Exercises occurred commencement Week. James Brownell Post was a guest. Invocation was by D. S. Wright, soloist was Anna Gertrude Childs, readings were from C. P. Archer, Genevieve Cleary, and George Darsie, adress given by Eugene Allen.
29	Unusual Memorial Day celebration; M. F. Arey presiding officer College Eye 11:35, p.1	5/28/1919	Civil War veteran M. F. Arey will speak; complete program announced.
30	Dr. W. W. Gist College Eye 10:27, p.5	5/21/1919	Professor of English and Grand Army Post member will give Memorial Day speech to the G. A. R. in Cedar Rapids.
31	Commencement programs are distributed College Eye 10:26, p.1	5/14/1919	Schedule of activities.
32	Memorial Day Alumni News Letter 2:3, p.4	7/1/1918	W. W. Gist in charge of Memorial Day program honoring Clifford Stevens and Henry Booth, students who died in service.
33	School honors Prof. Arey; fitting services held in College Auditorium College Eye 9:1, p.1	6/6/1917	Recognize Professor Arey's fifty years in educational service; Professor Gist and others spoke in tribute.
34	Memorial service at the college College Eye 2:32, p.2	6/5/1912	Service includes music, readings, and speeches; about forty members of the GAR attended.
35	Colegrove will be the speaker College Eye 1:7, p.119	5/3/1911	Professor Colegrove will be the speaker for the Cedar Falls Memorial Day festivities.
36	Special program given; Professor M. F. Arey gives address on Memorial Day to students and old soldiers Normal Eyte 20:35, p.577	6/1/1910	Program presented in auditorium; Professor Gist in charge; old soldiers attend; Professor Arey spoke on his experiences in the Civil War.
37	A special program will occur Normal Eyte 20:34, p.570	5/25/1910	On Memorial Day.
38	Memorial Day program Normal Eyte 18:32, p.511	5/27/1908	Schedule for Memorial Day activities in Cedar Falls.
39	Those who had the privilege Normal Eyte 17:30, p.466	5/1/1907	Professor Colegrove will deliver his address on George Washington on Memorial Day.
40	On account of the Field meet Normal Eyte 12:33, p.520	5/24/1902	School cancelled for meet and for Memorial Day.
41	The battalion accepted the invitation Normal Eyte 9:33, p.788	6/2/1900	GAR asks Student Battalion to participate in Memorial Day activities.
42	Chapel exercises were omitted and school closed Normal Eyte 8:34, p.486	6/3/1899	So that Student Battalion could take part in Memorial Day ceremonies downtown.
43	G. Percival Hunt and Mamie Hearst Normal Eyte 8:34, p.484	6/3/1899	Delivered Memorial Day addresses at Iowa City.
44	In spite of the threatening weather Normal Eyte 8:34, p.486	6/3/1899	Some groups went for picnics on the river.
45	Program of exercises for Memorial Day Normal Eyte 7:34, p.14	5/28/1898	Exercises will include Student Battalion.
46	Memorial Day exercises Normal Eyte 6:32, p.380	5/28/1897	Will be held in Cedar Falls on Monday; will be school holiday.
47	Memorial Day Normal Eyte 6:31, p.368	5/22/1897	School will be closed; Cadet Band will perform.
48	Decoration Day Normal Eyte 4:34, p.534	6/1/1895	Detailed description of activities; Professor Loughridge gives address.
49	In anticipation of Memorial Day Normal Eyte 4:33, p.523	5/25/1895	Philos will present special patriotic program.
50	Inspection of the cadet battalion Normal Eyte 4:33, p.523	5/25/1895	Preparing for Memorial Day program.

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