Women

Displaying 1451 - 1500 of 1846 in reverse chronological order
# Title Date Summary
1451 Mrs. Walker discusses table etiquette
College Eye 16:20, p.8
Believes etiquette is based on regard and consideration for others.
1452 Mrs. Walker lectures on "Invitations"
College Eye 16:19, p.8
Third lecture to seniors.
1453 The Inquiring Reporter
College Eye 16:19, p.3
Students asked their opinions on the large number of students going on academic suspension; roster of respondents.
1454 Mrs. Walker discusses proper etiquette; talks on "Cards, Calls, and Introductions"
College Eye 16:18, p.1
Excerpts from Dean Walker's address to women.
1455 Y. W. C. A. making plans for "charm school"; will have style show as special feature
College Eye 16:18, p.1
Will consider manners, speech, health, beauty culture, and clothes.
1456 Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says--
College Eye 16:18, p.4
Jokes and commentary on campus life.
1457 Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says--
College Eye 16:17, p.4
Jokes and commentary on campus life.
1458 Mrs. Walker begins senior lectures; discusses women's place in the world today
College Eye 16:17, p.2
Summary of remarks.
1459 Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says--
College Eye 16:15, p.4
Jokes and commentary on campus life.
1460 Mrs. Walker has concluded talks; gives timely advice on "What Every Girl Has"
College Eye 16:13, p.1
Delivers lecture on women's health.
1461 Mrs. Walker renews her lecture series
College Eye 16:12, p.7
Speaks on social relationships between men and women.
1462 Mrs. Walker's talk a message to the women of tomorrow
College Eye 16:8, p.7
Urges women to speak properly and correctly.
1463 Dean of Women talk on salutation and introduction
College Eye 16:7, p.1
Dean Walker gives advice on greeting others.
1464 Mrs. Walker talks on good manners
College Eye 16:6, p.1
Spoke to first year women; believes women should have better manners and a knowledge of etiquette.
1465 Mrs. Walker talks to freshmen girls Monday evening
College Eye 16:5, p.1
Urges women to copy men's virtues rather than their vices.
1466 Mrs. Walker
College Eye 16:5, p.8
Gave first is a series of lectures to the freshman women.
1467 Y. W. C. A. welcomes women of college
College Eye 16:2, p.1
Quick description of programs and services.
1468 Open forum women's debate proves popular; members in audience join in open discussion; Univ. of Ia. And T. C. debate St. Lawrence waterway
College Eye 15:29, p.1
Play-by-play account of the debate over a St. Lawrence Seaway.
1469 Teachers-Parsons women's debate here Friday; rival institutions will discuss U. S. entry in League; U. of Iowa and T. C. to clash next week
College Eye 15:27, p.1
Prospects for the debate.
1470 Annual original oration contest to take place Friday evening; contestants are authors of own creations; winner over all will represent State Teachers
College Eye 15:18, p.1
Contest open only to women.
1471 Senior women
College Eye 15:17, p.1
Lectures for women who expect to graduate in 1924 start soon.
1472 Shh--page Sherlock Holmes; who were the T. C. coeds disguised as men?
College Eye 15:4, p.6
Two women were discovered trying to pose as men; would like to know who they were and why they were dressed as men.
1473 Natural Dancing
Old Gold 0:0, p.190
Scenes of women engaged in interpretive dancing; photo.
1474 W. A. A.
College Eye 14:46, p.5
Praise for women student-athletes; encourages others to try out.
1475 The College Eye of last week
College Eye 14:43, p.1
Interstate debate contest formerly ran two days when women took part.
1476 All women students take notice
College Eye 14:28, p.1
Seeking to form Women's Athletic Association.
1477 Students will be given first chance to hear Maude Royden; Teachers College one of eleven colleges on itinerary
College Eye 14:31, p.1
Profile of Maude Royden.
1478 College Club
College Eye 14:26, p.5
Organization of women faculty members held its first formal meeting
1479 Reception and excellent program feature of national convention
College Eye 14:24, p.5
Highlights of the Zeta Kappa Psi convention.
1480 Monday evening
College Eye 14:17, p.8
Women faculty held first swimming class.
1481 Who says that T. C. girls have no "pep"
College Eye 14:17, p.8
Two women stayed through entire game, despite heavy rain.
1482 Some of the older girls
College Eye 14:15, p.5
Attended Dean Walker's presentation; found her wisdom more apt now than when they were younger.
1483 An abominable practice
College Eye 14:13, p.1
Criticizes those men who try to persuade women to enter their cars late at night.
1484 Athletic activities
Old Gold 0:0, p.153
Athletics for women have become more popular; photo.
1485 Establishment of women's national headquarters
College Eye 13:30, p.5
Women's National Party finds home.
1486 "The girls ahead--do they much matter?"
College Eye 13:25, p.5
YWCA studies place of women teachers and their role as leaders.
1487 Pep up, girls
College Eye 13:24, p.4
Urges women need to support forensic activities.
1488 Play given by faculty women great success; all seats were taken and many were standing; nearly 800 dollars raised
College Eye 13:22, p.1
Large audience appreciates show put on by faculty women for benefit of Student Loan Fund.
1489 Cure for Cupid's sting coming; operetta will be staged here by instructors
College Eye 13:20, p.1
Faculty women will put on show to benefit Student Loan Fund.
1490 Faculty women amuse students February ninth; this entertainment is for benefit of Student Loan Fund
College Eye 13:18, p.1
Performance preview.
1491 Fire escapes required for rooming houses
College Eye 13:18, p.2
But may result in loss of safety and security for inhabitants in other ways.
1492 Faculty women will make fun for everybody; proceeds will go to Student Loan Fund
College Eye 13:16, p.1
Will present evening of short plays and stunts.
1493 Inquiring Reporter
College Eye 13:14, p.4
Students answer the question, "Do you think we should have women intercollegiate basketball games?"
1494 Women members of board speak; these are the first women to hold a position on the Board of Education of this state
College Eye 13:7, p.1
Assembly honors Anna Lawther and Pauline Devitt.
1495 The inter-society debating tournament
College Eye 13:5, p.2
Should help women become better teachers.
1496 Honored
Alumni News Letter 5:3, p.6
The Cedar Falls Woman's Club selects Clara M. Vanderveer, Emma Wise, Delia A. Mornin, and Mary Santee as new members at their annual meeting.
1497 Society Day
Alumni News Letter 5:3, p.2
The Woman's Literary Societies hold their annual parade in costume. The parade was followed by a tableaux in the college auditorium.
1498 Campused
Old Gold 0:0, p.250
Humorous poem about being confined to campus; photo.
1499 Cecilian concert
College Eye 12:33, p.2
Gave a program focused on music written especially for women, rather than performing operettas.
1500 Miss Elizabeth Curtis to speak
College Eye 12:32, p.1
Will speak about women in industry.