Parietal Rule
Displaying 101 - 150 of 162
Title | Date | Summary | ||
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101 |
Set penalties for each women's dorm in effect College Eye 63:21, p.1 |
12/2/1966 | New procedures in effect for discipline in women's dorms; also considering elimination of women's hours. | |
102 |
These coeds favor lifting 21 year old's restrictions Spieker--Maxine (Student--1966) College Eye 63:19, p.5 |
11/18/1966 | Students express views on decision to allow women over 21 to live off campus. | |
103 |
Regents approve proposals liberalizing housing rules College Eye 63:18, p.1 |
11/15/1966 | Two changes are considering because of overcrowding in the dormitories; women over 21 may live off-campus and student aid scholarship winners not required to live in dorms. | |
104 |
Year-end gripes include early bells, Hondas, vandals Fisher--Portia (Student--1965-1967) College Eye 60:57, p.1 |
5/20/1966 | Lengthy selection of student complaints about faculty, the campus, and other students. | |
105 |
Student proposes spy creed Dumond--Charlotte W. (Student--1966) College Eye 60:53, p.2 |
5/6/1966 | Expresses strong discontent with current housing policies especially regarding female undergraduates. | |
106 |
SCI's policies are mid-Victorian College Eye 60:50, p.2 |
4/26/1966 | Advocates support for the new Students Right Committee. | |
107 |
Untitled Parrish--Wallace (Student--1965) College Eye 59:38, p.2 |
5/4/1965 | Fellow students criticize man for having trouble adjusting to new women's hours (male student is sleeping on desk). | |
108 |
Hours move proves SCI aware, will prove step in right direction College Eye 59:32, p.2 |
4/13/1965 | Removal of restrictions placed on senior women and women over 21 is a good thing. | |
109 |
House rules removed for seniors, women over 21 College Eye 59:32, p.1 |
4/13/1965 | Women who are over 21 and senior women who have parents' permission will no longer have hours. | |
110 |
Fund raising settlement near College Eye 59:11, p.2 |
11/30/1964 | Still working on proposal relating to fund-raising by student organizations; AWS looking at women's hours. | |
111 |
Faculty should speak out on lights out Voss--Elizabeth Mae (Class of 1966) College Eye 59:8, p.2 |
10/30/1964 | Student appreciates Professors Bohme and Thompson's support; condemns Professor Fox for his complaints of faculty involvement. | |
112 |
Counselors make hall rules Dorman--Janet (Student--1962-1966) College Eye 59:7, p.2 |
10/23/1964 | Justifies Bartlett's 'lights out' policy. | |
113 |
Freshman speaks out against lights Young--Barbara (Student--1964--1967-1968) College Eye 59:7, p.2 |
10/23/1964 | Current time allowed by 'lights out' isn't enough to finish studies. | |
114 |
To have or not to have lights out--counselors, freshmen, faculty argue Faulkner--Howard (Class of 1965) College Eye 59:7, p.3 |
10/23/1964 | Offer a variety of opinions on the matter. | |
115 |
'Lights Out' referred to administration College Eye 59:6, p.3 |
10/16/1964 | Will consider policy that requires lights to be out at 11PM for freshman women. | |
116 |
AWS Prexy contends women need hours Sumers--Alinda (Class of 1965) College Eye 59:6, p.2 |
10/16/1964 | Women of Bartlett Hall should take complaints about 'lights out' policy to house council. | |
117 |
Throw out lights out, give women 11 p.m. hours College Eye 59:6, p.2 |
10/16/1964 | Bartlett's 'lights out' policy should be rescinded. | |
118 |
Faculty Senate in meeting with Maucker College Eye 59:5, p.3 |
10/9/1964 | Will discuss bringing controversial speakers to campus; will consider rules for freshman women in Bartlett Hall. | |
119 |
Open letter to the Faculty Senate Thompson--Howard John (Student--1941; History Faculty) College Eye 59:5, p.2 |
10/9/1964 | Requests lights-out regulations for Bartlett freshmen women be lifted. | |
120 |
Should freshmen girls be coddled, protected? College Eye 59:5, p.2 |
10/9/1964 | Restrictions on freshman women should be relaxed; must be in room by 10PM and have lights out by 11PM. | |
121 |
Fraternity housing given Faculty Senate approval College Eye 58:12, p.1 |
12/13/1963 | Also approve off-campus housing for men over 21. | |
122 |
'Mothering' causes overcrowding Zierath--David College Eye 58:4, p.2 |
10/11/1963 | Agrees with Dianne Bock that something must be done to ease the problem with housing; believes that juniors should be free to seek off-campus housing. | |
123 |
Togetherness plan of co-ed living College Eye 57:33, p.2 |
6/21/1963 | Students suggest the advantages of being allowed to visit members of the opposite sex in their dorms. | |
124 |
Women's hours extended to 11 starting Monday College Eye 56:32, p.1 |
5/25/1962 | ||
125 |
New hours for women's dorms effective Jan. 2 College Eye 56:12, p.1 |
12/8/1961 | Schedule of hours. | |
126 |
Off-campus clause added College Eye 52:26, p.1 |
4/14/1961 | Landlords who wish to be on the college approved housing list must agree to non-discrimination clause. | |
127 |
Sign-out not compulsory; change due to failure, time waste College Eye 49:15, p.1 |
1/10/1958 | Rule had asked women to sign out of the dorm whenever they left after 6:30PM; weekend and late permission sign-out will remain. | |
128 |
Letters to the editor Nordly--Judith (Class of 1958) College Eye 49:11, p.2 |
11/22/1957 | AWS president and vice president feel editorial "A Moderate Proposal" has valid points. | |
129 |
A moderate proposal College Eye 49:10, p.2 |
11/15/1957 | The women's dormitory regulations must stay, although they should be altered. | |
130 |
On the rights of woman College Eye 49:9, p.2 |
11/8/1957 | Bedchecks and signing-in are below the maturity level of college students. | |
131 |
"Give me liberty or . . . " College Eye 48:29, p.2 |
5/17/1957 | Wonders about the basis and purpose of the women's curfew rules. | |
132 |
'Ten minute rule' on lates passes College Eye 43:10, p.1 |
11/30/1951 | Women may accumulate ten late minutes per quarter without penalty. | |
133 |
Dorm administrators lack courtesy in general relations with students College Eye 42:41, p.2 |
8/10/1951 | Students upset with the treatment they receive in the dormitories. | |
134 |
Student tests Merfeld claims Trembath--Richard (Dick) (Class of 1951) College Eye 42:41, p.2 |
8/10/1951 | Finds claims about dormitory regulations to be false, is upset by Merfeld's inaccurate letter. | |
135 |
Hilltopics Miller--Gertrude (Class of 1953) College Eye 42:40, p.2 |
8/3/1951 | Teachers College dormitories are too strict. | |
136 |
Merfeld defends dorm regulations Merfeld--Donna (Class of 1952) College Eye 42:40, p.2 |
8/3/1951 | Board is doing its best to provide most reasonable regulations in dormitories. | |
137 |
Campusing system needs revision Lewis--Madelyn Jean (Class of 1952) College Eye 42:39, p.2 |
7/27/1951 | "System of signing out lates is inefficient, ridiculous, and discriminatory." | |
138 |
Follow the clock hands for time of you life College Eye 36:1, p.3 |
9/8/1944 | Schedule of times important in a student's life. | |
139 |
A letter to the editor College Eye 35:39, p.2 |
7/21/1944 | Strong criticism of rules requiring all women to be back to campus by midnight. | |
140 |
An answer to the letter College Eye 35:39, p.2 |
7/21/1944 | Defends hours for women. | |
141 |
Usual complaints bring up late hours question College Eye 33:40, p.2 |
7/17/1942 | Compares the curfew for women at the Teachers College with the curfew for women at other colleges and universities around the country. | |
142 |
Hyde Park; Women on the March Tostlebe--Dorothy Jean (Class of 1941) College Eye 32:33, p.2 |
5/23/1941 | Laments noise made by women in a concert audience when they get up to leave in order to be back in the dorms on time. | |
143 |
Night owls at Baker Hall are few College Eye 29:39, p.1 |
7/8/1938 | Men have no hours; may come and go as they please. | |
144 |
Locked doors College Eye 28:0, p.2 |
8/13/1937 | Believes that rules should be relaxed for the older students on campus during the summer session. | |
145 |
Forced discourtesy College Eye 28:41, p.2 |
7/16/1937 | Some students needed to leave the recent concert in order to arrive home before the 10 o'clock curfew; it would be good to extend that curfew on evenings when there are significant campus events going on. | |
146 |
House council lays more strict rules College Eye 28:28, p.1 |
4/16/1937 | Proposal would have women who stay out after midnight speak with President Latham. | |
147 |
Those seven permits College Eye 28:20, p.2 |
2/12/1937 | Women who returned late from a play performance did not receive "lates" as has been supposed; system has flexibility built into it. | |
148 |
Penalty for seeing "Hamlet" Snyder--Mary Jane (Class of 1937) College Eye 28:19, p.2 |
2/5/1937 | Believes receiving a late penalty after returning from seeing "Hamlet" in Des Moines is unjust. | |
149 |
Women's League proposes change in late permits College Eye 27:1, p.1 |
5/22/1936 | Freshmen would have four lates; upperclassmen would have twelve lates. | |
150 |
Upperclaswoman proposes eight o'clock curfew for freshmen College Eye 26:16, p.2 |
10/12/1934 | Female student suggests an early curfew for freshmen so that upperclasswomen have a chance to meet some men and go on dates. |
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