Registration

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301 Untitled
College Eye 56:15, p.4 		Student waiting in line to be given necessary registration materials; photo.
302 Pre-registration set for Jan. 11
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303 Insurance available for SCI students
Public Relations News Release 1960:562, p.1 		A new group plan of accident and medical insurance is made available to students who seek coverage not provided by the usual student health insurance plan. A representative will be available at registration to accept applications.
304 SCI advance registration to bring one thousand
College Eye 52:40, p.1 		Students need to complete advance registration for fall.
305 State College offers adult classes in family management
Public Relations News Release 1960:515, p.1 		The department of home economics adult family management classes titled "Avenues of Family Business". The classes will cover budgeting, credit, and savings. Registration is open to all interested persons.
306 End of a hectic morning
College Eye 52:34, p.1 		Students pay fees for summer school; photo.
307 Kindergarten Roundup scheduled at Price School
Public Relations News Release 1960:346, p.1 		Parents of children being admitted to the 1961-62 kindergarten class of the Price Laboratory school are asked to attend registration in the school's main lobby.
308 Annual School Public Relations Workshop held at ISTC
Public Relations News Release 1960:271, p.1 		Registration begins for the Twelfth Annual School Public Relations Workshop, where speakers will share visions of the future of education. Topics include the use of teaching technology, classroom layouts, and school scheduling.
309 ISTC fall semester ends Friday (Feb. 3)
Public Relations News Release 1960:198, p.1 		Final semester examinations are concluded, bringing an end to the fall semester. Registration for spring classes begins.
310 Students to register
College Eye 52:14, p.1 		Registration procedures.
311 Must arrange to pre-register
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312 Upper class students register at ISTC tomorrow
Public Relations News Release 1960:22, p.1 		Registration begins for upper class students, who will continue to participate in opening events throughout the following weekend. Activities include the annual Style Show in the Commons, an introduction to student government, and Band Day.
313 Orientation highlights ISTC opening days
Public Relations News Release 1960:19, p.1 		Incoming freshman attend a reception and orientation, where they register for classes, tour campus, and meet with faculty advisers. Programs include the Chuck Wagon picnic, Church Night, and a welcoming address by President Maucker.
314 Orientation highlights ISTC opening days
Public Relations News Release 1960:19, p.1 		Incoming students, parents, administrators, and advisors join for orientation activities in the Commons. The orientation will take place over the course of four days, and will include tours, testing, and registration.
315 Registration for fall semester scheduled for next Friday
College Eye 51:37, p.1 		Registration procedures.
316 Weary tedium
College Eye 51:32, p.2 		Students wait in line at registration; photo.
317 ISTC students to register for summer school Friday
College Eye 51:29, p.1 		Registration procedures.
318 ISTC registration changes effective next summer
College Eye 51:27, p.1 		Marshall Beard outlines the changes and procedures for registration.
319 Faculty to investigate registration
College Eye 51:15, p.1 		Hope to make registration more efficient.
320 Reg. Registration is February 1st
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321 Registration awry?
College Eye 51:15, p.8 		Offers suggestions to help speed up the process of registration.
322 Registration can be fun if you laugh
College Eye 51:15, p.5 		A student gives her impressions of registration.
323 Advance registration to be Thursday, Jan. 7
College Eye 51:13, p.6
324 Mirror on the Mob
College Eye 51:34, p.3 		Congratulates students on registration, wonders where the freshmen beanies are, comments on moving day and summer jobs.
325 Pre-registration is today for some groups
College Eye 50:38, p.1 		Procedures for former and graduate students.
326 Advanced registration
College Eye 50:37, p.1
327 Untitled
College Eye 50:33, p.2 		Registration.
328 Untitled
College Eye 50:33, p.1 		Students endure registration; photo.
329 IBM machines end semester work here at ISTC
College Eye 50:32, p.4 		A look at some of the work performed by the machines; first machine was rented from IBM in 1939; photo.
330 Summer registration is today, tomorrow
College Eye 50:31, p.1 		Schedule and procedures for advanced registration.
331 Raising standards--ho! ho!
College Eye 50:16, p.2 		Laments not having instructors' names listed during the registration process.
332 Untitled
College Eye 50:16, p.2 		Laments the antiquarian methods in the registration process.
333 Untitled
College Eye 50:5, p.2 		Argues that requirements for taking basic philosophy courses make it very difficult to take advanced courses.
334 How about organization?
College Eye 49:34, p.2 		Registration calls for more organization.
335 Drop that crying towel!
College Eye 49:21, p.2 		TC students have it easier than their predecessors.
336 Splitting an Infinity
College Eye 49:15, p.2 		Advanced registration is a time-consuming process, hamsters have been removed from newspaper office, and the heating in the dormitories is peculiar.
337 Today is fall registration
College Eye 48:38, p.1 		Registration procedures.
338 The Last Word
College Eye 48:38, p.2 		Discusses the problems with registration.
339 Orientation
Old Gold 0:0, p.70 		Placement tests, picnics, registration, meetings and mixers swept the freshman and transfer students along at a rapid pace; the Commons Open House was added to Orientation Week; the Newcomer's Variety Show had all seats reserved for the first time; photo.
340 Untitled
College Eye 48:21, p.2 		Student stands confused and smoldering at advance registration.
341 Today is fall registration
College Eye 48:38, p.1 		Brief look at procedures.
342 Fall registration is next Friday
College Eye 47:38, p.1 		Procedures and schedules for registration.
343 Registration ends next Wednesday for post session, August 6 to 17
College Eye 47:38, p.1 		Procedures and schedules for registration.
344 Fall
Old Gold 0:0, p.28 		Brief description of fall activities; photo.
345 Register for post session by July 27
College Eye 46:35, p.3
346 Orientation Photos
Old Gold 0:0, p.23 		Three photos from orientation take up this page, one of which shows Janice Booth and the other two showing the stages of registration for classes; photos.
347 Registration Wednesday
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348 Letters to the editor
College Eye 46:18, p.2 		Lists recommendations to the college on ways to maintain a high caliber status.
349 Registration Wednesday
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350 Students may advance register Friday, Aug. 6
College Eye 45:39, p.1
351 Registration starts today
College Eye 45:30, p.1 		Procedures and fees.
352 Schedule Saturday classes tomorrow
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353 Registration Wednesday
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354 Schedule bulletins mislead students
College Eye 45:20, p.1 		Fails to discriminate between prerequisites and suggested background courses.
355 Spring schedule
College Eye 45:20, p.6 		Dean Weaver, Bob Elmore, Jean Bishop, Doug Doerzman, and Don Adams work on their spring schedules.
356 Students should make applied music requests
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357 Grades released late due to registration
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358 More register early this fall
College Eye 44:42, p.1 		639 advance register.
359 Eligible students register Friday for fall classes
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360 Eligible students may register now
College Eye 44:31, p.1 		For summer session.
361 Registration to be next Wednesday
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362 Classes excused for registration
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363 Registration fees are announced
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364 Classes cut Wednesday
College Eye 44:10, p.1 		Procedures for registration.
365 Commons dance will follow registration
College Eye 44:10, p.1
366 Data released for early registration
College Eye 44:9, p.1 		To be held November 19.
367 And so to school again
College Eye 44:1, p.5 		The registration process; photo.
368 649 students advance register
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369 Advanced registration for fall term is Aug. 8
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370 545 advance register for summer quarter
College Eye 43:32, p.3
371 Advanced registration begins Friday
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372 Advanced registration for summer quarter
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373 Untitled
College Eye 43:27, p.2 		Applauds faculty; criticizes administration.
374 Spring quarter enrollment figures at the college stood at 2,027 at the close of registration Wednesday, according to Registrar Marshall R. Beard
Public Relations News Release 1952:510, p.1 		Of this figure, 775 were men and 1,252 were women. Three hundred seventy-nine persons registered Wednesday, the balance having completed the enrollment process during advanced registration late last month.
375 Spring registration will be March 19
College Eye 43:21, p.1
376 1638 register in advance
College Eye 43:20, p.1
377 Advanced registration figures for the spring academic quarter reached 1,638 according to Marshall Beard, registrar
Public Relations News Release 1952:389, p.1 		Of the total enrollment 1,050 were women and 588 were men. Registration for new students and those who were unable to register Wednesday will be March 19.
378 Dead Wood
College Eye 43:19, p.3 		Discusses the horrors of finding a reasonable class schedule.
379 No school Wednesday
College Eye 43:19, p.6 		Due to registration.
380 Spring quarter advanced registration for students will be held Wednesday, Feb. 27
Public Relations News Release 1952:422, p.1 		No classes will meet that day, according to Merrill Fink, assistant registrar. Registration date for new students and those who did not register at advanced registration is March 19. Spring quarter instruction will begin March 20.
381 Advanced registration scheduled for Feb. 27
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382 Untitled
College Eye 43:16, p.2 		Questions the validity of the advisor system.
383 A total of 2,181 students - 1,380 women and 801 men - register for the winter quarter
Public Relations News Release 1951:288, p.1 		According to Marshall R. Beard, Registrar, 1,797 students registered for the winter quarter during advance registration prior to the Christmas vacation.
384 A total of 2,181 students-1,380 women and 801 men-completed the registration process for the winter academic quarter
Public Relations News Release 1951:289, p.1 		Marshall R. Beard, Registrar, said the 2,181 figure was not final and predicted the final registration figure for the winter quarter would exceed 2,200 when the processing of late registrants was completed.
385 Thirty-five bachelor of arts degrees and 15 elementary teacher diplomas were granted Wednesday
Public Relations News Release 1951:280, p.1 		Marshall R. Beard said no formal commencement exercises were held, a custom followed in fall and winter quarter graduations. However, the graduates are welcome to participate in the spring quarter commencement in June, 1952.
386 New students, others will register here January 2
College Eye 43:12, p.1 		Outline of registration procedures.
387 76% of students advance register
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388 Dead Wood
College Eye 43:11, p.6 		Makes light of the 25 students who started their registration, but failed to complete it.
389 Advanced registration figures for the winter quarter reached 1762
Public Relations News Release 1951:200, p.1 		According to Merrill Fink, assistant registrar, 1143 were women and 619 were men. About 76 percent of the fall enrollment registered for the winter term.
390 Iowa State Teachers College students will begin the Thanksgiving recess tomorrow (Wednesday, Nov. 21) at noon
Public Relations News Release 1951:168, p.1 		Following the Thanksgiving recess, another day of no classes is scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 28, when advance registration for the winter quarter will take place. Students living on campus will begin registereing in their dormitories.
391 Advance registration
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392 Approximately 200 persons are expected to attend the sixth annual state convention of the Future Business Leaders of America
Public Relations News Release 1951:117, p.1 		Events scheduled for the one-day convention include registration, opening session, informal discussions, the taking of a group picture, luncheon, executive board meeting, campus tours, movies, banquet, and attending the Teachers college fall play.
393 Alonzo Gleason will reign ad Dad of the Day, Saturday, October 20
Public Relations News Release 1951:75, p.1 		Gleason, father of a freshman and three college graduates, will be presented during halftime ceremonies in O. R. Latham Stadium. Gleason's wife, Louella, attended the college for seven quarters. Alonzo and Alonzo Jr. are affiliated with a lumber company.
394 A total of 2,306 students had enrolled by the end of registration Thursday, Registrar Marshall R. Beard announced Friday morning
Public Relations News Release 1951:32, p.1 		This fall's total shows a decrease of 277 students compared to enrollment figures at the end of registration in September, 1950, when 2,683 enrolled. Thursday's total of 2,306 represents a drop of 14 percent compared to last year's mark.
395 A convocation for all new students at 7 p.m. Sunday, September 16, in the auditorium will be the first event of orientation week
Public Relations News Release 1951:22, p.1 		Another convocation for all new students will be held in the auditorium at 9 a.m. Thursday. H. W. Reninger, head of the English and Speech department will speak on "What Should I Expect from College."
396 A picnic for Campus school faculty members, their wives and children, is planned for Friday evening, September 14, at Curtis' home in Cedar Falls
Public Relations News Release 1951:21, p.1 		Saturday morning, September 15, will be devoted to registration at the Campus school. New high school students and those high school students desiring schedule changes will report to the office of Wray Silvey, high school principal.
397 English courses prove unsatisfactory
College Eye 42:41, p.3 		Difficult to gain entrance into courses of major field.
398 Fall registration figure totals 652
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399 Advance registration for the fall quarter has reached 652, Registrar Marshall R. Beard said today
Public Relations News Release 1951:8, p.1 		This is about 150 short of last year's advance registration for the same quarter. The registration included more men than women - 331 to 321. Regular registration for the fall term will be held Sept. 17 through 20 with instruction beginning Sept. 21.
400 Registration set for Wednesday
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