Veterans
Displaying 301 - 350 of 408 in reverse chronological order
| # | Title | Date | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| 301 | Educators predict girls to face college crisis College Eye 37:43, p.3 |
Possible that returning veterans may take their places. | |
| 302 | Veterans assisted by guidance center College Eye 37:42, p.1 |
Description of services. | |
| 303 | Sunset Village Public Relations News Release 1946:251, p.1 |
James Loomer's suggestion of "Sunset Village" won the naming contest, sponsored by the College Eye. Loomer is a veteran of five years of military service. When finished, 144 families will live in Sunset Village. | |
| 304 | College Eye contest winner names Public Relations News Release 1946:252, p.1 |
James Loomer submitted the winning entry, "Sunset Village", for the new married student housing units. When completed the units will house 144 families. | |
| 305 | Commencement is colorful this year Alumnus 30:3, p.9 |
170 students received diplomas or degrees in first full-dress ceremony since war; Joseph J. Sittler delivers address; students honored with awards; ten veterans included among graduates. | |
| 306 | Home on wheels solves GI housing crisis Alumnus 30:3, p.6 |
Rapid increase in enrollment leads students to seek many different kinds of housing; canvass town for spare rooms; college acquires Quonset huts to house married students; photo. | |
| 307 | Married students organize Alumnus 30:3, p.1 |
Students' wives group hears advice from faculty; Couples' Club organizes. | |
| 308 | Enrollment increases 72% Alumnus 30:3, p.1 |
Summer session enrollment was 1459, including 549 men; 85% of men were veterans; branch schools enrollment up 50%. | |
| 309 | Ellis announces Quonset applications accepted College Eye 37:34, p.4 |
Preference given to veterans with families; hope to complete some units this summer. | |
| 310 | Students canvass for rooms; Keel, Ney head group in survey College Eye 37:34, p.1 |
About two hundred students will make house-to-house inquiries seeking accommodations for surging enrollment. | |
| 311 | Foreword Old Gold 0:0, p.4 |
A new year brings back veterans and all students to the doors of ISTC; photo. | |
| 312 | Dedication Old Gold 0:0, p.6 |
The Old Gold staff dedicates the yearbook to veterans; picture. | |
| 313 | Veteran Photo Old Gold 0:0, p.68 |
A photo of a veteran reading to a child; photo. | |
| 314 | Veterans Old Gold 0:0, p.69 |
The return of WWII veterans to campus. | |
| 315 | Veterans Guidance Center Old Gold 0:0, p.72 |
The ISTC host one of the five Veterans' Guidance Center to assist veterans and there return to civilian life; photo. | |
| 316 | Veterans at Work Old Gold 0:0, p.75 |
Photos of the returned veterans working; photo. | |
| 317 | Finish first Quonset-huts by July; plan total of 111 College Eye 37:33, p.1 |
Applications being accepted; families in difficult circumstances will be given priority. | |
| 318 | Teachers College granted addition veteran's houses College Eye 37:31, p.4 |
Federal Public Housing Authority makes grant bringing total of units to 111; will be erected south of campus; description of the units. | |
| 319 | Class cards are money savers for vets in G. I. Bill College Eye 37:31, p.2 |
Student writes about the benefits that veterans have under the G. I. Bill. | |
| 320 | Eighteen Quonset huts will be set up here College Eye 37:30, p.1 |
Will be shipped from Oregon; assembly work may begin May 26; each unit will house two families. | |
| 321 | Students to aid Dike farmer Public Relations News Release 1946:113, p.1 |
Twenty men from ISTC will pick corn by hand for Jim Peterson. Wind has blown down the corn. The men appreciate Peterson allowing them to visit his farm for their ag classes. | |
| 322 | Veterans' opinions on college work viewed after war College Eye 37:28, p.2 |
Men and women veterans were asked how their views on education differ now compared to before going into the service. | |
| 323 | Veterans and wives form 'Couplers Club' College Eye 37:27, p.1 |
Married couples get together for fun at Women's Gym; decide to form organization. | |
| 324 | Enrollment continues upward trend Alumnus 30:2, p.1 |
Spring term enrollment is 1497, of whom 555 are men; 447 are veterans; 46 students completed special six week session for veterans. | |
| 325 | Problems, pensions handled at Veteran's Guidance Center College Eye 37:26, p.6 |
A look at the work of the Center; photo. | |
| 326 | Commons turns center for social life and activity College Eye 37:25, p.3 |
Students enjoy Commons over noon hour for bridge, dancing, and talk. | |
| 327 | Veteran cites new reasons for educational enthusiasm College Eye 37:25, p.2 |
Veterans have found that there is a great wealth of knowledge in pursuing a higher education. | |
| 328 | Wife echoes vet's housing plea third year in a row College Eye 37:24, p.6 |
Willis and Kae Colville talk about the difficulties in locating housing; photo. | |
| 329 | Housing for veterans Public Relations News Release 1946:65, p.1 |
Veterans had difficulty finding housing following the end of World War II. The challenges facing a young couple are examined. | |
| 330 | Cutlines from Colville photos Public Relations News Release 1946:66, p.1 |
Continuing story of the Coville family looking for housing. | |
| 331 | Spring enrollment upped to 1493; new 1.6 to 1 ratio College Eye 37:23, p.1 |
Numbers of men increasing; more than half of them are veterans. | |
| 332 | Returned veteran Elvin J. Goodvin solves current housing shortage College Eye 37:23, p.6 |
Buys trailer for family; ISCT allows him to park it on college property; has heat, but no running water. | |
| 333 | Housing problem solved by veteran Public Relations News Release 1946:60, p.1 |
The College can not provide trailer houses for students, but will provide space for personnally owned trailers. Elvin Goodvin was the first to take advantage of this opportunity. | |
| 334 | Apartment hunting is stressful for returning veterans Public Relations News Release 1946:47, p.1 |
Returning to college life under the GI Bill has difficult, especially finding a place to live. Apartment demand exceeds supply. Veterans are happy to be home and living in one room with kitchen privileges is ok. | |
| 335 | Cutline for Cedar Falls Daily Record story on housing and veterans. Public Relations News Release 1946:48, p.1 |
Landlady has to turn down a veteran and his wife because their home is not completed. They are remodeling and planning on renting to those returning to college following World War II. | |
| 336 | Veterans return verbal slap as they uphold men students College Eye 37:21, p.2 |
Student comments on an editorial in the last College Eye; believes that the student was wrong to accuse all men of these actions. | |
| 337 | Issue spring term changes in planned class schedules College Eye 37:20, p.2 |
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| 338 | Male species slapped-hard! College Eye 37:20, p.2 |
Angry student comments on the attitude of the men on TC campus after returning from war. | |
| 339 | Vets plan temporary housing relief College Eye 37:18, p.1 |
College officials meet with Cedar Falls groups; discussion leads to limited possibilities to help veterans find housing. | |
| 340 | Forty six students register for six week session for veterans Public Relations News Release 1946:12, p.1 |
Special session organized for veterans released prior to the start of winter quarter. Two are women. Sixteen are married. | |
| 341 | Pan-Vet committee probes housing crisis College Eye 37:17, p.1 |
Will look at situation and college plans to handle it. | |
| 342 | Special short term begins; extra term for veterans has started College Eye 37:17, p.1 |
For veterans who were discharged to start at the beginning of the winter quarter; description of courses. | |
| 343 | Special session to start soon for servicemen College Eye 37:15, p.6 |
Special six-week winter quarter set up for returning veterans. | |
| 344 | Special six-week session for veterans Alumnus 30:1, p.6 |
Courses selected to meet veterans' needs. | |
| 345 | More men enroll for winter quarter Alumnus 30:1, p.2 |
Winter term enrollment is 1261, including 297 men; 170 of the men are veterans; sixty-five of the men are married. | |
| 346 | Veterans return to alma mater Alumnus 30:1, p.3 |
Experiences of veterans returning to college; vets organize group as Pan-Vets (Panther Veterans) to deal with readjustments and to promote their interests. | |
| 347 | Special six week winter quarter Public Relations News Release 1945:312, p.1 |
Special session has courses especially suited for returning servicemen. One hundred more veterans are expected to join the currently enrolled one hundred seventy one. | |
| 348 | Enrollments to show ratio of 3 to 1 College Eye 37:12, p.1 |
150 veterans enroll. | |
| 349 | "Pan-Vets" new veteran group state purposes College Eye 37:6, p.1 |
Panther Veterans adopt constitution; outline goals. | |
| 350 | Veterans meet Monday College Eye 37:5, p.1 |
Will ratify constitution and outline plans. |