World's Fairs

Displaying 1 - 50 of 143 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
1	Women's Chorus performs at World's Fair UNI Century 12:3, p.7	06/01/1984	Performs in New Orleans.
2	Concert set for Sunday Northern Iowan 80:55, p.16	04/27/1984	Preparing for trip to World's Fair in New Orleans.
3	Epsilon Pi Tau Northern Iowan 79:9, p.8	09/28/1982	Ron Bro will talk about the 1982 World's Fair.
4	World's Fair highlights energy Northern Iowan 79:3, p.9	09/03/1982	A quick look at the exhibits.
5	Jazz band performs at Expo, national jazz meeting UNI Century 3:1, p.3	01/01/1975	Director recounts experiences at World's Fair in Seattle and at jazz educators conference; photo.
6	Poor cultural training shown in exhibit denial College Eye 58:20, p.2	03/06/1964	An art exhibit at the World's Fair was not put up for fear it would spark controversy.
7	Cut-rate tickets available for World's Fair College Eye 58:17, p.5	02/14/1964	May purchase tickets for New York Fair.
8	'58 grad is Brussels guide Alumnus 42:3, p.18	09/01/1958	Description of duties of Pat Maxwell at World's Fair.
9	Pat Maxwell is guide at World Trade Fair Alumnus 42:2, p.5	05/01/1958	One of three hundred American guides at Brussels Fair.
10	Letter to the editor College Eye 49:29, p.2	04/25/1958	Student writes TC from the World's Fair in Brussels, Belgium.
11	Pat Maxwell to Brussels' World Fair College Eye 49:27, p.1	04/11/1958	Will be guide at world's fair; photo.
12	Nationally famous Marionettes at ISTC Public Relations News Release 1950:184, p.1	01/22/1951	The nationally famous Tatterman Marionette show will be in the auditorium. The puppets were featured at the New York World's fair and in the first marionette motion pictures.Pupils in the campus school will see a special performance Wednesday afternoon.
13	Lloyd Haberichter Alumnus 25:2, p.17	04/01/1941	Is principal of the Wapello Consolidated Schools; They have two children: Donna Mae and James Lloyd. He spent the summers of 1939 and 1940 working at the New York's World Fair, as supervisor and assistant manager of the American Express concession.
14	Edward M. Wiler (Joyce Wengert) Alumnus 24:2, p.26	04/01/1940	Reside in Chicago, where he is a research physicist for the Portland Cement Association. They traveled in Canada and the East last summer, stopping for several days in New York City to visit the World's Fair.
15	Louise E. Arildson Alumnus 24:1, p.22	01/01/1940	Now residing in Nyack, N. Y. She and a friend, Florence L. Halstead, traveled through the West last summer. They visited in Salt Lake City, attended the Iowa picnic at Long Beach, and attended the San Francisco fair.
16	James O. Perrine, Jr. Alumnus 24:1, p.22	01/01/1940	Son of J. O. Perrine, Upper Montclair, N. J., was in charge of the American Telephone and Telegraph booth at the New York World's Fair this past summer. His father, is now assistant vice-president of the A. T. and T. Co.
17	Bands march tomorrow at opening game College Eye 31:2, p.1	09/22/1939	Description of formations of men's and women's marching bands.
18	Allen Carpenter Alumnus 23:3, p.28	07/01/1939	Is teaching in the Washington Irving Junior High School, Des Moines. He discussed the educational aspects of the two World's Fairs in the May, 1939, issue of Midland Schools. His article is called "Let's Be 'Fair' Minded."
19	Robert L. Ebel Alumnus 23:3, p.26	07/01/1939	Teacher in the Edison Institute High School, Dearborn, Mich., reported that he is taking two groups of students to the Edison Institute exhibit in the New York World's Fair. He is one of two instructors assigned with this delegation during the exposition
20	Hazel Webster Byrnes Alumnus 23:3, p.23	07/01/1939	Was a guest visitor at the official opening of the New York World's Fair, April 30. She is a member of the Committee on Women's Participation for the New York World's Fair for North Dakota.
21	Plan Spring Fling for April 15 College Eye 30:27, p.3	04/07/1939
22	Representative attend Pi Tau Phi dance College Eye 30:27, p.3	04/07/1939	Theme was World's Fair.
23	Mrs. F. L. Byrons Alumnus 22:3, p.25	07/01/1938	The former Hazel Webster is on the North Dakota Advisory Committee on Women's Participation for the New York World's Fair.
24	Alumnus promotes Bible sale Alumnus 19:2, p.8	04/01/1935	Jesse L. McLaughlin exhibits copy of Bible hand-written by over 31,000 visitors to Chicago fair.
25	Faculty travels circle mid-west but end at fair College Eye 26:12, p.4	09/10/1934	Survey of faculty travel this summer.
26	Original creations of Kindergartners shown at exhibit College Eye 26:12, p.7	09/10/1934	Organized around World's Fair theme.
27	News briefs College Eye 26:7, p.3	07/20/1934	Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
28	Freeman, Hearst visit Chicago World's Fair College Eye 26:3, p.3	06/22/1934	Find Fair more colorful than last year.
29	Lambert will leave Friday for lengthy tour through East College Eye 26:2, p.3	06/15/1934	Will visit New York and Chesapeake Bay.
30	Arcturus Club to meet at Commons this Friday noon College Eye 25:25, p.3	12/21/1933	Name taken from star that gave light for opening of Century of Progress.
31	Untitled College Eye 25:19, p.3	11/03/1933	James Morehouse speaks on World's Fair at Chemistry Seminar.
32	Untitled College Eye 25:18, p.3	10/27/1933	Professor Mayfield went to Chicago where she went to the Fair and the opera.
33	Riggs returns from second trip to fair College Eye 25:17, p.3	10/20/1933	Compares 1933 fair with 1893 fair.
34	President Latham takes vacation College Eye 25:17, p.3	10/20/1933	Will visit Chicago and the East.
35	Alumni from far and wide gather at Chicago Alumnus 17:4, p.15	10/01/1933	160 alumni meet for dinner in Chicago in association with NEA meeting and Century of Progress exposition; list of those present.
36	Helen Wilcox Alumnus 17:4, p.28	10/01/1933	Employed at the Bishop's Cafeteria in Rockford, Illinois; met Professors Merchant and Fuller on their way to Chicago to the NEA meeting and the Century of Progress exposition.
37	Frances Vandevort Alumnus 17:4, p.28	10/01/1933	Along with Mrs. Oscar Kemper, the former Hilda Whitaker, attended the Century of Progress in Chicago, Illinois.
38	Iowa children sing at N.E.A. Alumnus 17:4, p.16	10/01/1933	Sixty children sing at NEA meeting and at Century of Progress exposition under direction of Professor C. A. Fullerton.
39	Personals College Eye 25:11, p.2	08/18/1933	News about faculty and students.
40	Baker to arrive next week; will make fall plans; to play on all American team at Chicago exposition College Eye 25:8, p.1	07/28/1933	Johnny Baker will coach football team; other coaching assignments announced.
41	Personals College Eye 25:7, p.2	07/21/1933	News about faculty and students.
42	Eddie Cram reviews Worlds Fair; sees pictures of Teachers College campus in Iowa display College Eye 25:6, p.1	07/14/1933	Edwin Cram gives impression of Fair.
43	Five faculty members give their impressions of Chicago Fair College Eye 25:6, p.1	07/14/1933	Professors report on visit to Fair.
44	Rural chorus of Iowa sings at exposition College Eye 25:5, p.1	07/07/1933	Professor Fullerton's group performs at NEA convention and World's Fair.
45	Cram is elected Iowa director; several faculty members attend association meeting College Eye 25:5, p.1	07/07/1933	Of NEA.
46	World's Fair lures many T. C. students College Eye 25:5, p.3	07/07/1933	Many students and faculty are visiting the Fair.
47	Baker to direct gridders Alumnus 17:3, p.20	07/01/1933	Johnny Baker had announced intention to resign; may now return as head football coach for 1933 season; plans to play in all-star game associated with Century of Progress in Chicago in August; photo.
48	Personals College Eye 25:4, p.3	06/30/1933	News about faculty and students.
49	Dean Reed leaves for Geneva, Chicago College Eye 25:2, p.1	06/16/1933	Several students accompany him to the YMCA conference and the World's Fair.
50	Rural choir to sing at education meet; Chicago exposition College Eye 24:32, p.1	05/12/1933	Will sing at NEA convention and Century of Progress program.