World War I
Displaying 551 - 579 of 579 in reverse chronological order
| # | Title | Date | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| 551 | U.S. recognizes Army Association work; care of moral and spiritual lives of soldiers essential College Eye 8:25, p.1 |
Y. M. C. A. prepares to minister to active soldiers if called into duty. | |
| 552 | Military training College Eye 8:24, p.4 |
Advocates men at Teachers College undergoing military training. | |
| 553 | Students petition for military drill; to the Iowa State Board of Education College Eye 8:24, p.4 |
Reproduction of the letter sent to the State Board of Education requesting that military training be offered at Teachers College; authors listed. | |
| 554 | The Kaiser College Eye 8:23, p.2 |
Poem that places the blame for the Great War on the German Kaiser. | |
| 555 | Military training in the colleges College Eye 8:23, p.4 |
Advocates preparing students for military conflict, should America find itself embroiled in conflict. | |
| 556 | Hyphenated Americans College Eye 8:18, p.4 |
Denounces Americans who would support Germany if the United States becomes involved in armed conflict with them. | |
| 557 | Chapel address, February 1st College Eye 8:17, p.6 |
Publication of chapel address given by Marion McFarland Walker. | |
| 558 | Meeting of Social Science Club College Eye 8:16, p.6 |
Program was organized along war theme. | |
| 559 | Report of War Prison Relief; Teachers College subscribes $2500 College Eye 8:13, p.1 |
Donations accepted for War Prison Relief Fund. | |
| 560 | War prison relief Quarterly News Letter to the Alumni 0:0, p.1 |
Faculty and staff contributed $2500 for prison camp relief work to the World's Christian Students Federation campaign. | |
| 561 | Will American colleges help; conditions among the student soldier prisoners in the war prisons of Europe College Eye 8:7, p.1 |
Describes conditions in which prisoners of war in Europe are being held. | |
| 562 | Delpha Davis in U. S. College Eye 8:5, p.7 |
Returns after five years as a missionary teacher in Europe. | |
| 563 | Preparedness Old Gold 0:0, p.327 |
A humorous look at the theme of wartime preparedness. | |
| 564 | Women's debate won by Teachers; large audience attends interesting debate College Eye 7:31, p.1 |
Won against Coe; debated whether or not the United States should build her navy to be comparable to those of other world powers. | |
| 565 | Women's debate May nineteenth; the women of our college will clash with the women of Coe College Eye 7:28, p.1 |
Will debate whether or not the United States should make its navy comparable to those of other world powers. | |
| 566 | Women's debate tryout College Eye 7:22, p.4 |
Chose participants in upcoming Coe-T. C. debate; will debate whether or not the United States should start to build a navy comparable to that of other world powers. | |
| 567 | Social Science Club meets College Eye 7:21, p.3 |
Spoke about the effects of the war, child labor, cooperatively marketing farm produce, and how the Colorado strike effects public issues. | |
| 568 | The United States and Canada College Eye 7:20, p.4 |
Believes that Canada and the United States need to discuss what will happen if the safety of their hemisphere is threatened. | |
| 569 | Woman's debate College Eye 7:20, p.5 |
Debating whether or not the United States should build up her navy to be equivalent with other world powers. | |
| 570 | News directly from the front College Eye 7:14, p.8 |
Janette Maxwell receives a letter from a wounded British soldier. | |
| 571 | England and the war College Eye 7:8, p.1 |
Discusses situation in London during World War I. | |
| 572 | Mr. Mihran Mardigan College Eye 7:1, p.8 |
Having trouble receiving mail because of the war, the editors of the College Eye urge the student body to send cards. | |
| 573 | Miss Riggs gives address College Eye 4:26, p.1 |
Sara Riggs spoke on "The Background of the European War." | |
| 574 | In the midst of the conflict College Eye 4:23, p.8 |
Miss Davis describes her life as a missionary in Monastir, Serbia. | |
| 575 | Lecture course number is changed; Harold Bauer and Madame Elizabeth Von Endert will give recital in place of Busoni; both rank high in musical circles College Eye 4:16, p.1 |
War interferes with travel planned by artists. | |
| 576 | Anna Miller College Eye 4:11, p.8 |
Plans to go to India as missionary hindered by war; will enter a Bible institute in Chicago. | |
| 577 | Editorial effervescences College Eye 4:9, p.4 |
Briefly comments on a number of subjects. | |
| 578 | On last Tuesday College Eye 4:6, p.8 |
The Reading Circle met with Professor G. W. Newton. Professor M. F. Arey and Professor L. Begeman participated in the discussion of the European War. | |
| 579 | Lina Moore College Eye 4:2, p.7 |
Detained in Europe due to the war. |