Summer Session
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Notice College Eye 41:31, p.4 |
6/16/1950 | Summer graduates should place orders for academic regalia. | |
402 |
Reveal schedule of summer events College Eye 41:31, p.6 |
6/16/1950 | ||
403 |
Women increase total enrollment College Eye 41:31, p.1 |
6/16/1950 | Summer 1950 enrollment stands at 1754. | |
404 |
Hold nine weeks summer session in Campus School College Eye 41:30, p.7 |
5/12/1950 | Description of courses offered. | |
405 |
Summer grads note College Eye 41:30, p.8 |
5/12/1950 | Should report for class schedule. | |
406 |
Summer term driver training students meet College Eye 41:30, p.4 |
5/12/1950 | ||
407 |
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. | |
408 |
Remedial reading class uses clinical practice College Eye 41:29, p.7 |
5/5/1950 | Approximately twenty elementary children will be attending a special education center during this year's summer session. | |
409 |
June 5 will begin first ten-week summer session Alumnus 34:2, p.6 |
4/1/1950 | Lengthened public school year leads to shortened summer session after thirty years of a twelve week session; classes will be held Monday through Saturday. | |
410 |
Summer camp open to elementary teachers Alumnus 34:2, p.8 |
4/1/1950 | Two three week sessions available at college conservation camp. | |
411 |
Summer session Alumnus 34:1, p.1 |
1/1/1950 | Will be only ten weeks long. | |
412 |
Saturday classes for summer term approved College Eye 41:13, p.3 |
12/16/1949 | The summer session is changed from a twelve-week session to a ten-week session; students will attend classes on Saturday. | |
413 |
Many fields are offered at workshops College Eye 40:39, p.1 |
8/5/1949 | Lengthy roster of workshops. | |
414 |
Summer grads must go to meeting July 13 College Eye 40:35, p.1 |
7/8/1949 | ||
415 |
1632 enroll for summer school term College Eye 40:34, p.1 |
7/1/1949 | ||
416 |
Summer classes of Campus School to study Black Hawk County history College Eye 40:31, p.6 |
6/10/1949 | Description of the course of study. | |
417 |
909 complete largest summer registration College Eye 40:30, p.1 |
5/13/1949 | ||
418 |
Elementary school begins June 6 College Eye 40:30, p.7 |
5/13/1949 | Plans for summer at the Campus School. | |
419 |
Workshop series will be offered College Eye 40:27, p.7 |
4/22/1949 | Homemaking workshops will be offered this summer. | |
420 |
"I still like summer school" says Tom Leist after eight such terms College Eye 39:42, p.6 |
8/13/1948 | Profile of Thomas Leist. | |
421 |
"Tired Teacher" wants more "rec" activities, less books, in summers Hill--Judith (Student--1948) College Eye 39:42, p.2 |
8/13/1948 | Believes the summers session needs to be more relaxed. | |
422 |
Survey of Campus Opinion Hillsten--Edwin Leonel (Lee) (Class of 1948) College Eye 39:42, p.2 |
8/13/1948 | Students comment on the new requirement that all summer session students who live on campus must eat in the Commons. | |
423 |
Campus School enrollment 315 College Eye 39:34, p.6 |
6/18/1948 | Breakdown by grade level. | |
424 |
Swimming may be appeal of summer elementary pupils College Eye 39:34, p.3 |
6/18/1948 | Professor Horn believes that some students may be drawn to summer school by the swimming pool. | |
425 |
Attention! Summer school students Goetch--Edward W. (Education Faculty) College Eye 39:33, p.1 |
6/11/1948 | Should seek placement information. | |
426 |
Beard announces registration totals College Eye 39:33, p.1 |
6/11/1948 | Enrollment for summer 1948 is 1602. | |
427 |
Campus School begins session College Eye 39:33, p.6 |
6/11/1948 | Will include extracurricular activities. | |
428 |
Students sign up for summer College Eye 39:33, p.1 |
6/11/1948 | Students register for the summer quarter; photo. | |
429 |
Campus School will hold regular summer session College Eye 39:30, p.6 |
5/7/1948 | Students can work ahead or take classes not normally offered. | |
430 |
Summer session of Campus School to open June 4 College Eye 39:26, p.4 |
4/9/1948 | Description of the summer program of study. | |
431 |
School enrolls 275 College Eye 38:36, p.5 |
6/20/1947 | For summer school at Campus School. | |
432 |
Beard announces summer quarter enrollment 1,671 College Eye 38:35, p.1 |
6/13/1947 | Record enrollment for men in summer. | |
433 |
Inquiring Reporter College Eye 38:35, p.2 |
6/13/1947 | Students give their impression of campus. | |
434 |
Prayin' for 'larnin'? College Eye 38:35, p.1 |
6/13/1947 | Crowds at summer registration forced students Phyllis Orr and Verda Miller to fill out forms kneeling at a window sill. | |
435 |
Summer quarter brings new problems as well as new hopes Flanagan--James Martin (Student--1946-1947) Old Gold 38:34, p.2 |
6/6/1947 | Jim Flanagan gives advice on how to handle summer school responsibilities. | |
436 |
Summer session dates announced by Curtis College Eye 38:32, p.1 |
5/16/1947 | At Campus School. | |
437 |
No short session next summer College Eye 38:6, p.6 |
10/18/1946 | Will not hold six-week session. | |
438 |
Campus Commentary College Eye 37:40, p.2 |
7/26/1946 | Discusses the success of the Student Christian Association, the enrollment of teachers in the summer term, the opening of the dramatic production "Hay Fever", and students wearing short shorts. | |
439 |
Six week session opened at Teachers College College Eye 37:37, p.1 |
6/28/1946 | Enrollment is 331 in this particular session; total enrollment is now 1793; many commuting due to lack of local housing. | |
440 |
Summer enrollment is greatest since 1939 College Eye 37:36, p.1 |
6/21/1946 | Summer 1946 enrollment is 1460. | |
441 |
Matriculation convocation opens summer session College Eye 37:34, p.1 |
6/7/1946 | Excerpts from Dr. Bodein's remarks. | |
442 |
Special summer workshops planned College Eye 37:34, p.1 |
6/7/1946 | Brief descriptions of the home economics and physical education workshops. | |
443 |
Summer school housing situation Public Relations News Release 1946:184, p.1 |
6/7/1946 | Teachers returning for summer school will not have problems with classroom space. Housing is another problem. Double-deck beds have been installed in dorm rooms. Surrounding area canvassed for additional rooms. | |
444 |
Upperclassmen issue welcome to freshman and transfers College Eye 37:34, p.1 |
6/7/1946 | ||
445 |
Child health workshop cancelled Public Relations News Release 1946:161, p.1 |
5/17/1946 | Workshop cancelled due to the unprecedented number of students attending summer school. Many of the students are veterans. | |
446 |
Branch summer schools to be located in three Iowa cities Public Relations News Release 1946:43, p.1 |
2/15/1946 | Spencer, Carroll, and Creston will have both six and twelve week summer school classes. | |
447 |
Finds summer school like all sessions - in some respects Wicklow--Dorothy L. (Class of 1948) College Eye 36:43, p.1 |
8/10/1945 | Short poem about summertime classes by Dorothy Wicklow. | |
448 |
Three 6-week session teachers leave campus College Eye 36:43, p.1 |
8/10/1945 | Martha Kellogg, Agnes Gullickson, and Lucille Maier complete work. | |
449 |
School ends for 250 students College Eye 36:41, p.1 |
7/27/1945 | End of six-week summer session. | |
450 |
The mid-term blues College Eye 36:39, p.2 |
7/13/1945 | Urges students to keep up with their studies. |
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