Room and Board

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	Title	Date	Summary
101	Regents approve proposal for no dorm rate increase College Eye 57:13, p.4	12/14/1962
102	Board of Regents approves remodeling of Women's Gymnasium Public Relations News Release 1960:150, p.1	12/12/1960	The Board of Regents approves a remodeling project for the Women's Gymnasium, the purchase of the Robert H. Johnson property, new room and board rates, and new tuition fees for the Social Science Seminar.
103	Regents approve changes in name, function, degree College Eye 52:10, p.1	11/18/1960	New name may be State College of Iowa; students may be able to earn a B. A. degree without teacher education courses; consider room and board increase; approve utility extensions.
104	Fees to be higher at TC next year Alumnus 45:1, p.9	2/1/1960	Undergraduate resident fees go from $100 to $110 per semester; dorm room and board fees will rise by about $20.
105	Pres. Maucker explains rise in both fees, scholarships Maucker--James William (President of ISTC--SCI--and UNI) College Eye 51:13, p.3	12/17/1959	Will add $20 to fees and $20 to room and board in order to cover rising costs.
106	Fee increase approved by Board of Regents; basic fee increased $20, raised from $80 to $100 College Eye 48:30, p.1	5/24/1957	Room and board will also increase $20
107	Board of Regents increases dorm rates Alumnus 40:2, p.3	5/1/1956	Vote $30 increase with range now from $525 to $549.
108	Dormitory rates raised 30 dollars College Eye 47:15, p.1	1/20/1956	Annual rates will range from $525 to $549.
109	State board approves changes Alumnus 39:4, p.3	12/1/1955	Will shift from quarters to semesters beginning with 1957 summer session; also, all students in dorms must pay both room and board.
110	A million dollar operation Cias--Gerald W. (Student--1953) College Eye 46:29, p.2	4/29/1955	Money spent on room and board by students is seeing good use by college.
111	College to recommend increase in room rates College Eye 44:33, p.3	5/29/1953	Will recommend $5 increase.
112	Data released for early registration College Eye 44:9, p.1	11/7/1952	To be held November 19.
113	Fire fighting isn't part of the curriculum but two students are working it in on the side Public Relations News Release 1951:8, p.1	8/4/1951	It's all part of Firechief Dick Kennison's plan to keep a full night firefighter force in the fire station in downtown Cedar Falls. Charles Langerud, and Jim Lundquist, study firefighting techniques, work around the engines and answer fire calls.
114	Fall registration fees increased to over $200 College Eye 42:37, p.1	7/13/1951	Schedule of fees.
115	Spring term student fee is announced College Eye 42:19, p.1	2/16/1951	Fees will be $36; tuition will be $36; board will be $100.
116	State owns dorms and Commons; supervision by Board of Education College Eye 42:13, p.3	12/14/1950	A look at the administration and finances of dorms and the Commons.
117	Set advanced registration for July 26, 27: raise students fees slightly for thirteen week quarter College Eye 41:36, p.1	7/21/1950	Fees for the fall quarter have been set at a total of $188; $36 tuition fees, $36 room rent, and $116 for food service.
118	Pre-registration held this week College Eye 41:29, p.3	5/5/1950	Cost for summer session will be $160 which includes tuition, room, and board.
119	Dorm rents increase $3 quarterly, give higher costs as a reason College Eye 39:28, p.1	4/23/1948	First increase since 1940; justification for the increase.
120	Vets' raises won't affect rates--Ellis College Eye 39:21, p.1	2/27/1948	Subsistence increases will not affect room and board rates.
121	Students' financial obligations cited College Eye 33:1, p.6	9/9/1941	Tuition and fees must be paid upon enrollment; room and board must be paid within first five days of quarter.
122	Dorms and Commons offer combination of room and food fees College Eye 31:32, p.1	5/17/1940	Those who live in the dorms must pay for their board at the time that they register.
123	Campus life Alumnus 18:3, p.15	7/1/1934	Campus scenes from Old Gold include working for board, hazing, and registering with Placement; photo.
124	Who said that it took a big bank account to attend college? Four students prove they can live on $2.00 per week College Eye 25:11, p.1	8/18/1933	Four men students find a way to live very cheaply.
125	Reduced dormitory room rates will be continued next term College Eye 25:6, p.1	7/14/1933	Room and board fees reduced twenty per cent; will be $2 per week for double room.
126	Student expenditures as reviewed by survey average four hundred dollars; women spend a hundred dollars more than men Suter--Frances H. (Class of 1936) College Eye 24:21, p.1	2/24/1933	Students' average expenditure for the year is $392, with men spending $342 and women spending $443; breakdown of expenditures.
127	Students are economical; cost of living report shows average expenses to be very low; are self-supporting Normal Eyte 20:28, p.463	4/13/1910	Total cost of living is $79.45 per term; up twenty per cent from eight years ago; eighteen per cent earn enough to cover all costs; twenty-two per cent earn at least half of their expenses.
128	Cost has been counted; average expenses at Normal less than at Drake, Grinnell, Ames or Cornell Normal Eyte 14:26, p.405	3/26/1904	Professors Walters, Gist, and Arey report detailed cost of living expenses in several college towns; average expense per term for an ISNS student is $58.21.
129	Cooks combine; pro and con of the situation Normal Eyte 14:1, p.2	9/5/1903	Students dissatisfied with increase in cook's fee; a look at costs of rooming and boarding costs.
130	Mrs. Rogers Normal Eyte 4:23, p.363	3/9/1895	Will give day board to students for $2 per week.
131	Spring term Students' Offering 2:6, p.7	3/1/1879	Beginning of term; boarding reduced to $2.75 per week.
132	The term has opened Students' Offering 2:5, p.4	2/1/1879	152 have enrolled; board reduced to $3 per week to meet competition from boarding houses in town.

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