Summer Session
Displaying 601 - 650 of 785 in reverse chronological order
| # | Title | Date | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| 601 | Three hundred and twenty students Public Relations News Release 1930:513, p.1 |
Receive degrees at summer session Commencement. | |
| 602 | Dr. George Frasier, president if the Colorado State Teachers College Public Relations News Release 1930:514, p.1 |
Delivers summer session Commencement speech. | |
| 603 | Untitled College Eye 23:11, p.2 |
Recap of events and construction during summer term. | |
| 604 | Morning class periods are preferred during summer session College Eye 23:9, p.4 |
Three fourths of pupil hours are taught in the morning. | |
| 605 | Summer term "D" letter does not brand student as mentally inferior College Eye 23:8, p.2 |
Summer session students generally receive higher grades than do regular term students. | |
| 606 | Term's initial dance tonight draws students; extended recreation hop starts at 8 o'clock in women's gymnasium and closes at 11:30 o'clock College Eye 23:7, p.1 |
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| 607 | Group eleven breakfasts tomorrow College Eye 23:6, p.3 |
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| 608 | Students from every Iowa county attend school during the summer College Eye 23:5, p.4 |
As well as eighteen other states and three other countries. | |
| 609 | Three hundred and thirty-six students Public Relations News Release 1930:467, p.1 |
Expected to receive diplomas and degrees at summer tern Commencement on August 20. | |
| 610 | Every county in Iowa is represented Public Relations News Release 1930:468, p.1 |
Students from all over Iowa attend ISTC summer session. | |
| 611 | Six women per every man are registered for summer session College Eye 23:3, p.1 |
1925 women and 350 men register for summer 1931 term. | |
| 612 | Two hundred sixty are enrolled in Teachers College Training School College Eye 23:3, p.1 |
Provides opportunity to make up work or finish school early. | |
| 613 | Drama students Public Relations News Release 1930:450, p.1 |
Will present plays over the summer session. | |
| 614 | Functions for summer begin; reception for students to be given by faculty Friday evening College Eye 23:1, p.1 |
Entertainment or amusement planned for every evening. | |
| 615 | In spite of the "hard times" Public Relations News Release 1930:446, p.1 |
Summer Session enrollment is slightly up from last year. | |
| 616 | If the waiting list of women students Public Relations News Release 1930:444, p.1 |
Summer session enrollment is about the same as last year. | |
| 617 | Untitled College Eye 22:24, p.4 |
William W. Biddle will teach a course in personality during summer session. | |
| 618 | If the necessary funds are voted by the General Assembly Public Relations News Release 1930:208, p.1 |
A summer branch school in Red Oak is a possibility. | |
| 619 | Women are smarter than men Public Relations News Release 1930:41, p.1 |
Women made straight A's over the summer term; list of honor students given. | |
| 620 | Mary Bell, of this city Public Relations News Release 1930:43, p.1 |
Bell received highest academic honors during summer session. | |
| 621 | Gladice N. Sears, of this city Public Relations News Release 1930:44, p.1 |
Sears received highest academic honors during the summer session. | |
| 622 | Dorothy Byers, of this city Public Relations News Release 1930:45, p.1 |
Byers received highest academic honors during the summer session. | |
| 623 | Dorothy Glade, of this city Public Relations News Release 1930:46, p.1 |
Glade received highest academic honors during summer session. | |
| 624 | Reviving a tradition of more than 25 years ago Public Relations News Release 1929:566, p.1 |
Over 370 students are summer session graduates; first outdoor exercise since completion of Auditorium in 1901. | |
| 625 | Last day fracas played in thirty minute periods College Eye 21:43, p.1 |
Classes will be shortened for last day of summer session. | |
| 626 | Towering elms and campus buildings Public Relations News Release 1929:550, p.1 |
About four hundred students will receive degrees or diplomas during summer Commencement exercises. | |
| 627 | Students and faculty members College Eye 21:39, p.4 |
ISTC faculty and students who are attending summer session at University of Iowa hold dinner. | |
| 628 | Pedagogs of older days who were wont to frown Public Relations News Release 1929:543, p.1 |
College organizes social groups for summer students. | |
| 629 | Everything points toward a gay summer of dances, picnics and hikes College Eye 21:37, p.6 |
A summer advisory board has been appointed to keep the summer filled with interesting events and activities. | |
| 630 | Summer advisory board starts things going; plans dances first and stunts to pep up college society College Eye 21:37, p.1 |
Group named to plan recreational activities. | |
| 631 | Abandon fishing and camping for textbook and pen College Eye 21:37, p.8 |
Professor Luse talks about the summer session at the Training School. | |
| 632 | Housemothers meet to discuss problems College Eye 21:36, p.3 |
Consider problems of summer session students. | |
| 633 | Record-breaking enrollment predicted for summer term; over one third of present students expected to enroll College Eye 21:35, p.1 |
May exceed record 1929 level of 2476. | |
| 634 | Summer schools show growth each year College Eye 21:35, p.8 |
National trends. | |
| 635 | Attendance records of recent years for college students Public Relations News Release 1929:534, p.1 |
Enrollment for the summer term is at an all time high, at 2800 students. | |
| 636 | Younger students enroll at college Alumnus 14:2, p.15 |
Median age for women in fall was 19; median age for men was 20; older students attend in summer term. | |
| 637 | Summer students older; experienced College Eye 21:22, p.3 |
Professor Nelson offers information on the ages of ISTC students. | |
| 638 | Miss Dorothy Michel College Eye 19:44, p.5 |
Summer term teacher leaves for home. | |
| 639 | The enrollment of 107 students College Eye 19:41, p.8 |
A 10% increase in summer enrollment; two new teachers added to the faculty. | |
| 640 | Official announcements College Eye 19:39, p.1 |
Students must register excuses for absences within five days of return. | |
| 641 | Total enrollment for term now over 3500; 2365 students on campus College Eye 18:50, p.1 |
Breakdown on enrollment from the Cedar Falls campus and the branch summer schools. | |
| 642 | Annual spring play to be repeated College Eye 18:44, p.1 |
Will repeat "The Copperhead" for summer students. | |
| 643 | Welcome newcomers; T. C. greets you College Eye 18:44, p.1 |
Quick orientation and welcome to summer students. | |
| 644 | Melody-Way course given this summer College Eye 18:43, p.1 |
Naomi Evans will offer Miessner Melody-Way piano instruction. | |
| 645 | Steger and Stapley to manage "Eye" for this summer College Eye 18:43, p.1 |
Will issue regular eight page editions during the summer term. | |
| 646 | Appropriation for summer school fund cut $50,000 College Eye 18:39, p.1 |
Budget is $1,267,000; budget breakdown. | |
| 647 | Largest August class grads in history of college College Eye 18:8, p.5 |
About 326 will graduate; 205 will have completed a two year course and 121 will have completed a four year course. | |
| 648 | The summer school Fifty Years at the Teachers College 0:0, p.205 |
Brief history of summer session, which began in 1896. | |
| 649 | School extension Fifty Years at the Teachers College 0:0, p.229 |
Brief history of Extension Service. | |
| 650 | Notice of registration, summer term College Eye 17:45, p.3 |
Registration procedures. |