Tau Kappa Epsilon

Displaying 101 - 117 of 117 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
101	Greek Letters College Eye 47:19, p.5	02/17/1956	News about Greek organizations.
102	Greek Letters College Eye 47:18, p.8	02/10/1956	News from Greek organizations.
103	Greek Letters College Eye 47:17, p.8	02/03/1956	News from Greek organizations.
104	Greek Letters College Eye 47:16, p.6	01/27/1956	News from Greek organizations.
105	Greek Letters College Eye 47:12, p.6	12/09/1955	News from Greek organizations.
106	Greek Letters College Eye 47:11, p.8	11/18/1955	News from Greek organizations.
107	Greek Letters College Eye 47:7, p.6	10/21/1955	News about Greek organizations.
108	Greek Letters College Eye 47:6, p.8	10/14/1955	News from Greek organizations.
109	Greek Letters College Eye 47:5, p.6	10/07/1955	News from Greek organizations.
110	Greek Letters College Eye 47:4, p.3	09/30/1955	News from Greek organizations.
111	Greek Letters College Eye 46:24, p.5	03/18/1955	News from Greek organizations; Lambda Gamma Nu will become Tau Kappa Epsilon.
112	Beans affiliate with national College Eye 46:7, p.1	10/22/1954	Lambda Gamma Nu votes to affiliate with Tau Kappa Epsilon.
113	Greek Letters College Eye 46:6, p.3	10/15/1954	News from Greek organizations.
114	Greek Letters College Eye 45:20, p.7	02/19/1954	News from Greek organizations.
115	Lambda Gams vote to join Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity College Eye 45:13, p.5	12/18/1953	News from campus Greek societies.
116	Seven Staff members are scheduled to participate in a Career Day at Forest City, Wednesday, April 16 Public Relations News Release 1951:574, p.1	04/09/1952	They are Harold E. Bernhard, director of the bureau of religious activities; Donald F. Howard, assistant professor of history; Elisabeth Sutherland, head of the home economics department; Harry G. Guillaume, Ada McLeod, Leonard J. Keefe, and Henry Harris.
117	Faculty members will participate in a Vocational Guidance conference at the Denison high school Thursday, April 3 Public Relations News Release 1952:503, p.1	03/22/1952	They are Gordon J. Rhum, assistant professor of education, Leonard J. Keefe, assistant professor of business education, and Karl M. Holvik, instructor in wood-wind instruments. Short biographies of each faculty member included.