Voting

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#	Title	Date	Summary
201	Student urges awareness Northern Iowan 79:15, p.3	10/26/1982	Encourages students to vote the entire ballot.
202	Vote for humanity Northern Iowan 79:15, p.3	10/26/1982	Encourages students to vote.
203	Between UNI Northern Iowan 79:6, p.2	09/17/1982	Author stresses the importance of students voting.
204	Truax to draft paraphernalia law Northern Iowan 78:54, p.1	05/04/1982	Would control possession of drug paraphernalia in Cedar Falls; Council also moves polling places in campus area.
205	UNI professor Ryan writes on early women's suffrage in Iowa Public Relations News Release 1980:430, p.1	03/16/1981	Professor Thomas Ryan wrote an article on "Male Opponents and Supporters of Woman Suffrage, Iowa in 1916."
206	Who ya votin' for, Mom? Northern Iowan 77:18, p.4	11/07/1980	A young boy with his mom in a voting booth; photo.
207	On the other hand . . . Northern Iowan 77:10, p.2	10/03/1980	Wants students to vote because their vote can make a difference, especially towards meeting UNI's needs.
208	Absentee voters Northern Iowan 73:16, p.1	10/26/1976	Notary public signature available for absentee ballots.
209	Voting instruction Northern Iowan 73:15, p.5	10/22/1976	A student learns how to operate a voting machine; photo.
210	America gone "fat and lazy" Northern Iowan 72:44, p.2	03/19/1976	Greg Sieleman believes Americans should vote if they support particular issues.
211	Meet the major contenders to become the next President of the United States Northern Iowan 72:23, p.8	11/18/1975	1976 Presidential Candidates to speak; Jimmy Carter is among the speakers.
212	What's Up? Northern Iowan 71:14, p.12	10/18/1974	Activities and meetings.
213	Where to vote in Cedar Falls Northern Iowan 69:16, p.7	11/07/1972	Precinct maps.
214	Leniency on Tuesday; a resolution Northern Iowan 69:15, p.2	11/03/1972	Asks faculty to be lenient on class attendance so that students can get home to vote.
215	Continuity plus . . . . UNI Quarterly 3:3, p.134	04/01/1972	A look at the politics of student government; photo.
216	The fight to gain the vote of the youth; UNI attends emergency conference. For new voters Northern Iowan 68:24, p.1	12/14/1971	Students and Mayor Crews attend conference.
217	Come to Chicago; emergency conference for new voters Northern Iowan 68:19, p.2	11/19/1971	Urges young voters to organize for strength.
218	Senate urges defeat of HF 390 Northern Iowan 67:42, p.1	03/26/1971	Bill would require students to vote in their parents' home town.
219	Students should vote in C. F. Northern Iowan 67:42, p.2	03/26/1971	Believes students have stake in local elections.
220	Campus needs urgent information center Northern Iowan 67:17, p.2	11/13/1970	Believe presence of deputies at polling place was not harmful, but thinks that campus needs information clearinghouse.
221	Kindred spirit of the Iron Duke Northern Iowan 67:17, p.3	11/13/1970	Believes columnist greatly exaggerated potential problems associated with stationing of two deputies at polling place.
222	Votes should be equal Northern Iowan 67:17, p.2	11/13/1970	Professor Skaine outlines his position on student residence requirements with regard to voting.
223	Protection or intimidation? Northern Iowan 67:15, p.2	11/06/1970	Disagrees with stationing of sheriff's deputies at polling place.
224	Sheriff's deputies present at polls create concern Northern Iowan 67:15, p.1	11/06/1970	Sheriff Aldrich stations deputies at polling place in Music Building in response to rumors that someone might try to disrupt voting; photo.
225	Untitled Northern Iowan 67:15, p.2	11/06/1970	With no major sporting events to contend with, a special election is held.
226	America's sounding board; vote Tuesday, November 3 Northern Iowan 67:14, p.1	11/03/1970	Urges students to vote.
227	Exercise your franchise today Northern Iowan 67:14, p.2	11/03/1970	Urges students to vote.
228	Untitled Northern Iowan 67:14, p.2	11/03/1970	Voting requirements hinder the process.
229	Vote November 3rd; C.F. wards and precincts Northern Iowan 67:14, p.3	11/03/1970	Ward and precinct map.
230	Untitled Northern Iowan 67:13, p.2	10/30/1970	Some choice is better than none at all.
231	Election reform bill faces house debate Northern Iowan 66:42, p.2	03/13/1970	Bill includes provision for changing voting age and college residency.
232	Vote A.P.A.T.H.Y. Northern Iowan 66:40, p.2	03/06/1970	New political party is just for the student.
233	Untitled Northern Iowan 66:36, p.3	02/20/1970	19 year old is too young to vote and drink, but he can fight in Viet Nam.
234	"Package deal" is not real answer Northern Iowan 66:31, p.2	02/03/1970	Believes General Assembly erred in linking voting age with full adult rights.
235	Iowa Senate adopts voting amendment Northern Iowan 66:31, p.1	02/03/1970	Analysis of recent action relating to legal age changes.
236	Supports 18-year old vote; Messerly Northern Iowan 66:17, p.1	11/04/1969	Senator Messerly changes mind on issue.
237	Hughes cites importance of forthcoming election Northern Iowan 65:14, p.1	10/25/1968	Governor Hughes spoke on Tuesday about Viet Nam, the nuclear arms race, voting rights for 18-year olds, and other topics; photo.
238	Election year brings questions on how to vote College Eye 60:54, p.2	05/10/1966	An explanation of the registration and voting process.
239	Fox strongly opposes giving vote to 18-year-old College Eye 59:20, p.2	02/19/1965	Group of 18 to 21-year-olds, as a whole, is not informed or wise in areas of politics.
240	Eligible voters should obtain ballots College Eye 59:4, p.3	10/02/1964	Information about absentee ballots.
241	We are now eligible to vote College Eye 58:30, p.2	05/22/1964	Reminds seniors that they are now old enough to vote.
242	Clinic begins Monday for eligible voters College Eye 57:5, p.1	10/12/1962	Will give information on registration, voting, and absentee ballots.
243	Representatives lose votes due to absences College Eye 50:28, p.8	04/24/1959	From SLB meetings.
244	Untitled College Eye 48:20, p.2	03/01/1957	Student decides not to vote because he doesn't know any of the candidates or their platforms; author encourages students to vote wisely.
245	Obiter Scripta College Eye 48:9, p.2	11/09/1956	Claims that some voters do not understand that promising a change in policy and actually changing it are not necessarily connected.
246	Obiter Scripta College Eye 50:32, p.2	10/05/1956	Claims that voting is not enough; voters must think critically about their decision for democracy to work.
247	Girls show us how College Eye 47:33, p.2	06/15/1956	Claims that a democracy will work only if the people participate.
248	Letters to the editor College Eye 46:22, p.2	03/04/1955	Last week's editorial by Guy Lewis, 'Lower the voting age,' did not approach topic correctly.
249	Lower the voting age? College Eye 46:21, p.2	02/25/1955	Eighteen-year olds, along with nineteen and twenty-year olds, should not be allowed to vote.
250	League to demonstrate sample voting machine College Eye 44:3, p.1	09/26/1952
251	Teachers as voters College Eye 43:30, p.2	05/16/1952	Encourages future teachers to set an example of good citizenship for their students.
252	Minority rules TC College Eye 43:24, p.2	04/04/1952	Encourages voting by everyone in order to gain a true majority.
253	Does being a soldier qualify voting? College Eye 43:1, p.2	09/21/1951	Believes that military service may not qualify someone to vote.
254	Georgia lets 'em: why not others? College Eye 42:41, p.3	08/10/1951	Call to grant suffrage to 18-year-olds.
255	Vote at eighteen; they fight then College Eye 42:41, p.2	08/10/1951	People who have reached the age of 18 should be able to vote.
256	ISTC votes largely favorable in ROTC poll Public Relations News Release 1950:214, p.1	02/13/1951	President J. W. Maucker said he felt the "clear cut" majority was an honest expression of opinion because "we leaned over backward to present the outlook impartially." Almost 800 men students and 400 women students voted.
257	ISTC votes largely favorable in ROTC poll Public Relations News Release 1950:214, p.1	02/13/1951	An Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps unit appeals favorably to the overwhelming majority of the students and faculty who voted on the matter at the college.
258	Students, voters cast ballots on campus in November elections College Eye 42:5, p.10	10/13/1950	Polling place will be in Auditorium.
259	Survey of Campus Opinion College Eye 40:7, p.2	10/29/1948	Students comment on the possibility of lowering the voting age.
260	Voters register this week College Eye 36:8, p.3	10/27/1944	Procedures for registration.
261	Watching the World College Eye 35:29, p.2	04/28/1944	Gives opinion on voting restrictions for minorities, and about events going on in the United States.
262	Student League announces new voting procedure College Eye 35:27, p.1	04/14/1944	Will include off-campus students.
263	Editorials; Democrat or Republican College Eye 24:10, p.2	11/11/1932	Officials no longer think it is necessary for the party symbol to be printed on the ballots, but some disagree because some recent immigrants cannot read English.
264	Editorials; Thomas for President College Eye 24:7, p.2	10/21/1932	Students need to vote, but should vote according to their preference; be careful not to be swept up in emotion, such as the craze in college newspapers for Norman Thomas.
265	Students at the Iowa State Teachers College Public Relations News Release 1930:296, p.1	03/28/1931	About five hundred students voted for Student Council and Board of Control members.
266	Students at the Iowa State Teachers College will go to the polls today Public Relations News Release 1930:286, p.1	03/23/1931	Students vote in first ever general election to choose members of Student Council and Board of Control of Student Publications.
267	Mrs. James Fields and Mrs. H. E. Peterson Alumnus 15:1, p.32	01/01/1931	J. J. Auld, father of Bertha Auld (James Fields), and Jennie Auld (H. E. Peterson), died August 29, at the home of Dr. Peterson at Granite Falls, Minnesota, after suffering for two years as a result of a stroke. Auld had invented a voting machine.
268	Any student twenty-one years of age College Eye 18:16, p.3	10/27/1926	Students encouraged to apply for an Absent Voter's Ballot.
269	Experiment vote shows students favor dry workers; Hare system ballot used College Eye 17:42, p.1	04/28/1926	Government class experiments with Hare ballot system; find support for enforcing Prohibition.
270	Art Myattway College Eye 16:13, p.3	11/26/1924	Thoughts and comments on campus happenings and the world at large.
271	Your responsibility College Eye 16:9, p.4	10/29/1924	Eligible students urged to vote in the upcoming presidential election.
272	Election--political party clubs College Eye 16:3, p.4	09/17/1924	Speaks on belief that campus political organizations can get people interested in politics and voting.
273	Students will be given first chance to hear Maude Royden; Teachers College one of eleven colleges on itinerary College Eye 14:31, p.1	01/31/1923	Profile of Maude Royden.
274	Election ahead; now what of suffrage? College Eye 14:18, p.5	10/18/1922	Claims that suffrage defines a duty to one's country.
275	Will Iowa place a Socialist College Eye 14:16, p.4	10/04/1922	Says that voters should rely on information, not faith, to make their decisions.
276	The absent voters law College Eye 12:8, p.5	10/20/1920	Encourages students to vote by absentee ballot if they are unable to go to the polls on election day.
277	See Yourself in the Funny Column College Eye 11:, p.6	01/21/1920	Humorous quotes and anecdotes heard on campus.
278	All hail democracy; woman coming into her own College Eye 9:15, p.1	01/23/1918	Wants the Federal Suffrage Amendment to be passed.
279	Students! Vote! College Eye 9:4, p.1	10/10/1917	Instructions for students who want to vote while away from home.
280	Highland Park debate question proposed College Eye 8:26, p.8	04/25/1917	Question will involve women and suffrage.
281	Secretary of the National Suffrage Association College Eye 8:23, p.6	04/04/1917	Alice B. Curtis named secretary of the National Woman's Suffrage Association.
282	Why? College Eye 8:12, p.4	12/13/1916	Wonders why women are not as active as men at the college, even during a women's equality movement.
283	Sponging College Eye 8:7, p.4	11/01/1916	Various thoughts and comments on appropriate behaviors.
284	Voting College Eye 8:5, p.4	10/18/1916	Students encouraged to vote; Iowa election law published so that students may understand regulations concerning absentee voting.
285	Will suffrage give a higher tone to political discussions? College Eye 7:31, p.5	05/24/1916	Thinks women will act more like men if they are allowed to be involved in politics.
286	William Jennings Bryan visits Cedar Falls; noted citizen announced his devotion to three live issues College Eye 7:30, p.3	05/17/1916	Supports women's suffrage.
287	Suffrage Club canvasses city; the Elizabeth Hughes Club pins and pencils the town College Eye 7:29, p.1	05/10/1916	Seeking and receiving support from Cedar Falls residents for 15th Amendment.
288	Were you on the street College Eye 7:29, p.7	05/10/1916	ISTC women were distributing pins and pencils to support equal suffrage.
289	Teachers favor equal suffrage; the Elizabeth Hughes Club is pinning buttons on every voter College Eye 7:27, p.1	04/26/1916	Organized club in honor of former faculty member; elected officers.
290	Absent voters law College Eye 7:26, p.4	04/19/1916	Iowa residents can now vote by absentee ballot.
291	Why not? College Eye 7:21, p.4	03/08/1916	The women's suffrage movement has come to Cedar Falls.
292	If the women of our state College Eye 7:20, p.4	03/01/1916	Wants women to be granted suffrage as long as they do not take over politics.
293	Rev. Effie K. Jones College Eye 4:27, p.7	04/22/1915	Plans to give a speech on suffrage.
294	Rev. Effie K. Jones College Eye 6:28, p.7	04/22/1915	Plans to give a speech on suffrage.
295	Elizabeth A. Perkins College Eye 4:19, p.6	02/11/1915	Is an organizer for Equal Suffrage.
296	Miss Lodge College Eye 4:6, p.8	10/15/1914	Currently the secretary for the State Equal Suffrage Association.
297	Miss Lodge gives lecture on women's suffrage; former faculty member is now state secretary of this movement College Eye 4:6, p.6	10/15/1914	Secretary of Iowa suffrage movement spoke to students about the state of affairs in the movement.
298	Ossoli Old Gold 0:0, p.287	06/01/1914	Illustration of a woman holding a parasol; society motto, colors, and flower; roster of presidents and critics; poems regarding woman suffrage and relationships; jokes; photos.
299	Alpha hall College Eye 1:6, p.94	04/26/1911	Members of the Alpha literary societies dressed as members of the Iowa Federation of Suffragettes and debated women's voting rights.
300	Miss Laura Bowman Normal Eyte 20:28, p.471	04/13/1910	Will be part of a suffragist convention in Washington, D. C.