War

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	Title	Date	Summary
351	Student attitude on war resented by Chicago Tribune College Eye 17:31, p.1	2/3/1926	Tribune believes some students' patriotism is questionable.
352	Discussions wax warm in Evanston church conference College Eye 17:28, p.1	1/13/1926	Also consider World Court and war; several ISTC delegates attend.
353	Kirby Page says modern war has become suicidal; claims it is unnecessary College Eye 17:24, p.1	11/25/1925	Lengthy excerpts from address on need for peace in the world.
354	Margaret Quayle says that double standard is going; must base relation on truth College Eye 17:24, p.1	11/25/1925	Excerpts from address on war and morality.
355	Armistice Day program College Eye 17:23, p.7	11/18/1925	Includes talk on cruelty of war and addresses by veterans.
356	Kirby Page, noted pacifist to speak Sunday on nation's peace policy; his methods for getting world peace called radical College Eye 17:23, p.1	11/18/1925	Speaker profile.
357	Armistice Day anniversary Punke--Edward G. (Social Science Faculty) College Eye 16:11, p.4	11/11/1924	Present generation given the task of abolishing war.
358	Prof. Fullerton answers critics; says that "a difference in understanding the teachings of Jesus is at the base of the controversy" Fullerton--Charles Alexander (Class of 1890; Music Faculty) College Eye 14:55, p.1	8/10/1923	C. A. Fullerton defends statements made during chapel concerning militarism and pacifism.
359	Teachers need no warning against peace McKinnon--Nettie J. (Class of 1925; Training School Faculty) College Eye 14:55, p.2	8/10/1923	Disagrees with statements made by Professor Fullerton concerning those who strive for peace.
360	A new alliance Young--Walter A. (Social Science Faculty) College Eye 14:54, p.1	8/3/1923	Criticizes statements made by C. A. Fullerton concerning pacifists and militarists.
361	Attack chapel talk; professors and students disagree with Fullerton; a lost opportunity Barnes--John (English Faculty) College Eye 14:54, p.1	8/3/1923	Professor Barnes disagrees with statements made by chapel speaker concerning pacifism.
362	In this issue appears a series College Eye 14:54, p.2	8/3/1923	Claims that Professor Fullerton should have given clear reasons for his judgments about pamphlets issued by the National Council for Prevention of War.
363	Our major obligation Campbell--Lee H. (Class of 1924) College Eye 14:54, p.1	8/3/1923	Disagrees with C. A. Fullerton's speech concerning opinions for peace.
364	Teaching truth in history McElhinney--Elsie Z. (Class of 1924) College Eye 14:54, p.1	8/3/1923	Disagrees with C. A. Fullerton's statements claiming that textbooks with a militaristic style are the only ones that should be used.
365	What good did the war do College Eye 14:54, p.3	8/3/1923	Movie will question outcome of World War I.
366	Untitled College Eye 14:52, p.1	7/20/1923	Anti-war movement is sweeping the nation.
367	It is our task to end war; Mr. Libby pleads for League of Nations in address at Teachers College College Eye 14:51, p.1	7/13/1923	Frederick J. Libby's campus speech, printed in full.
368	Vesper service next Sunday; Mr. Frederick J. Libby to speak College Eye 14:49, p.1	6/29/1923	Speaker profile.
369	War is destroying our civilization College Eye 14:42, p.3	4/25/1923	Speaks against war.
370	An undefended frontier College Eye 14:38, p.4	3/28/1923	Claims that United States international relationships are positively affected by the fortunately isolated location of the Americas.
371	In retrospect College Eye 14:18, p.7	10/18/1922	Believes the writing of personal experiences during World War I is vital to American history.
372	Hon. C. W. Ramsey Alumni News Letter 6:4, p.3	10/1/1922	C. W. Ramsey pushes a bill in Congress requiring all young men to join the armed forces, and for all citizens to give up their private resources to the war effort should the nation be attacked.
373	Students hear foreign views on disarmament; four speakers give expert opinion on problems of the Arms conference; audience composed of two thousand College Eye 13:21, p.1	2/8/1922
374	The Washington Conference prospect College Eye 13:21, p.6	2/8/1922	Comments on disarmament conference.
375	National student movement opens in New York College Eye 13:19, p.1	1/25/1922	Calls for armament limitation.
376	What will constitute success at the Washington Conference Lucas--John (Classes of 1922 and 1924) College Eye 13:16, p.4	12/14/1921	Representatives at the Washington Conference need to work together to try to prevent future wars.
377	National Convocation of Universities and College on International Department College Eye 13:15, p.7	12/7/1921	Text of resolutions.
378	Science Club discuss problem of disarmament College Eye 13:13, p.1	11/23/1921	Students prepare papers relating to disarmament.
379	Sociology Club College Eye 13:13, p.2	11/23/1921	Group considers disarmament.
380	The problem of today Lucas--John (Classes of 1922 and 1924) College Eye 13:12, p.4	11/16/1921	Considers the importance of an international disarmament conference being held in Washington, D. C.
381	Social Science Club meets College Eye 12:22, p.3	2/16/1921	Discussed disarmament.
382	Anna Cordts wins oratorical; Methfessel took second and Todd third place College Eye 12:17, p.1	1/12/1921	Spoke for abolition of all wars; will represent T. C. in Interstate Normal School Oratorical Contest.
383	Colleges for reservations College Eye 11:20, p.2	2/18/1920	Results of the vote on the Intercollegiate Peace Treaty Referendum were announced in the U. S. Senate.
384	Editorially Speaking College Eye 11:16, p.4	1/21/1920	Review of the results of vote on Intercollegiate Peace Treaty Referendum; encourages participation in College Eye election; criticizes students for lack of school spirit.
385	Treaty referendum returns at I. S. T. C. College Eye 11:15, p.2	1/14/1920	Results of the campus vote on the Intercollegiate Peace Treaty Referendum.
386	Colleges to vote on treaty; be prepared College Eye 11:13, p.1	12/31/1919	Students and faculty will vote on the Intercollegiate Peace Treaty Referendum on January 13.
387	Remaking the map of the world; Sir John Foster Fraser speaks College Eye 11:12, p.1	12/3/1919	Summary of his remarks.
388	Reserve Officers Training Corps military ball voted for May twenty-four College Eye 10:1, p.6	5/7/1919
389	Reserve Corps peace measure College Eye 10:22, p.1	4/9/1919	Objectives of ROTC.
390	March on! College Eye 10:21, p.2	4/2/1919	Women do not need to stand behind men and in their shadows; they can be their own persons and stand on their own.
391	Classical Club at home of Doctor Merchant College Eye 10:19, p.5	3/19/1919	Program for the meeting.
392	Miss Burney to stage Cecilian operetta College Eye 10:18, p.1	3/12/1919	Will present "Feast of Lanterns"; proceeds will benefit orphans.
393	Committee obtains special war films College Eye 10:16, p.1	2/26/1919	Schedule of four upcoming films.
394	Gold star heroes to have a group portrait College Eye 10:15, p.1	2/19/1919	Faculty decide on group portrait of the eight ISTC men who died in World War I.
395	"The Real Thing" at Camp Dodge; presented in Y. M. C. A. building Justesen--Axel E. (Classes of 1912 and 1916) College Eye 9:20, p.1	2/27/1918	Review of the play "The Real Thing".
396	Women's war work College Eye 9:20, p.6	2/27/1918	Women must be emotionally and mentally prepared for the time when their husbands return from war.
397	Dr. Cadman presents facts of crisis; "We haven't begun to sacrifice yet" College Eye 9:18, p.1	2/12/1918	Though Dr. Cadman was not a perfect speaker, he was interesting and the students enjoyed his speech.
398	When it's over "over there" College Eye 9:17, p.4	2/6/1918	Believes war brings out the real characteristics of men.
399	Y. W. C. A.; The American College and the Great War College Eye 9:17, p.6	2/6/1918	Government wants educated soldiers; encourages at least one year in college before enlistment.
400	Is it right? College Eye 9:12, p.4	12/19/1917	Student believes that if citizens enjoy the liberty of this country, they should serve in the armed forces regardless of their religious convictions.

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