Parietal Rule

Displaying 101 - 150 of 162 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
101	Set penalties for each women's dorm in effect College Eye 63:21, p.1	12/02/1966	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 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 College Eye 60:57, p.1	05/20/1966	Lengthy selection of student complaints about faculty, the campus, and other students.
105	Student proposes spy creed College Eye 60:53, p.2	05/06/1966	Expresses strong discontent with current housing policies especially regarding female undergraduates.
106	SCI's policies are mid-Victorian College Eye 60:50, p.2	04/26/1966	Advocates support for the new Students Right Committee.
107	Untitled College Eye 59:38, p.2	05/04/1965	Fellow students criticize man for having trouble adjusting to new women's hours (male student is sleeping on desk).
108	House rules removed for seniors, women over 21 College Eye 59:32, p.1	04/13/1965	Women who are over 21 and senior women who have parents' permission will no longer have hours.
109	Hours move proves SCI aware, will prove step in right direction College Eye 59:32, p.2	04/13/1965	Removal of restrictions placed on senior women and women over 21 is a good thing.
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 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	To have or not to have lights out--counselors, freshmen, faculty argue College Eye 59:7, p.3	10/23/1964	Offer a variety of opinions on the matter.
113	Freshman speaks out against lights College Eye 59:7, p.2	10/23/1964	Current time allowed by 'lights out' isn't enough to finish studies.
114	Counselors make hall rules College Eye 59:7, p.2	10/23/1964	Justifies Bartlett's 'lights out' policy.
115	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.
116	'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.
117	AWS Prexy contends women need hours College Eye 59:6, p.2	10/16/1964	Women of Bartlett Hall should take complaints about 'lights out' policy to house council.
118	Faculty Senate in meeting with Maucker College Eye 59:5, p.3	10/09/1964	Will discuss bringing controversial speakers to campus; will consider rules for freshman women in Bartlett Hall.
119	Open letter to the Faculty Senate College Eye 59:5, p.2	10/09/1964	Requests lights-out regulations for Bartlett freshmen women be lifted.
120	Should freshmen girls be coddled, protected? College Eye 59:5, p.2	10/09/1964	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 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	06/21/1963	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	05/25/1962
125	New hours for women's dorms effective Jan. 2 College Eye 56:12, p.1	12/08/1961	Schedule of hours.
126	Off-campus clause added College Eye 52:26, p.1	04/14/1961	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	01/10/1958	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 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	11/08/1957	Bedchecks and signing-in are below the maturity level of college students.
131	"Give me liberty or . . . " College Eye 48:29, p.2	05/17/1957	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	Student tests Merfeld claims College Eye 42:41, p.2	08/10/1951	Finds claims about dormitory regulations to be false, is upset by Merfeld's inaccurate letter.
134	Dorm administrators lack courtesy in general relations with students College Eye 42:41, p.2	08/10/1951	Students upset with the treatment they receive in the dormitories.
135	Merfeld defends dorm regulations College Eye 42:40, p.2	08/03/1951	Board is doing its best to provide most reasonable regulations in dormitories.
136	Hilltopics College Eye 42:40, p.2	08/03/1951	Teachers College dormitories are too strict.
137	Campusing system needs revision College Eye 42:39, p.2	07/27/1951	"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	09/08/1944	Schedule of times important in a student's life.
139	A letter to the editor College Eye 35:39, p.2	07/21/1944	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	07/21/1944	Defends hours for women.
141	Usual complaints bring up late hours question College Eye 33:40, p.2	07/17/1942	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 College Eye 32:33, p.2	05/23/1941	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	07/08/1938	Men have no hours; may come and go as they please.
144	Locked doors College Eye 28:0, p.2	08/13/1937	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	07/16/1937	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	04/16/1937	Proposal would have women who stay out after midnight speak with President Latham.
147	Those seven permits College Eye 28:20, p.2	02/12/1937	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" College Eye 28:19, p.2	02/05/1937	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	05/22/1936	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.