Fourth of July

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1 Cedar Falls gears up for Fourth of July event
Northern Iowan 103:59, p.1 		Independence Day activities in the Cedar Falls area.
2 Student Voices
Northern Iowan 103:50, p.9 		Students respond to the question; "What's your favorite holiday"?
3 Students celebrate independence in various ways
Northern Iowan 101:59, p.7 		Fourth of July observed from two points of view; photo.
4 Why fireworks on the Fourth?
Northern Iowan 100:60, p.5 		Expresses patriotic attitude and love for America.
5 Fireworks display can be fun, safe too
Northern Iowan 100:59, p.7 		Hints for fireworks safety and description of fireworks that are legal in Iowa.
6 Fireworks to once again light up the sky on the 4th
Northern Iowan 100:59, p.7 		Fourth of July fireworks display back on for 2004; photo.
7 Glimpses of columnist's Independence Day
Northern Iowan 99:59, p.5 		Explains his Fourth of July holiday spent at a house with drugs and alcohol.
8 Irony behind new sense of patriotism
Northern Iowan 98:59, p.4 		Feels the 4th of July holiday doesn't hold as much meaning to most Americans as it once did.
9 Independence Day
Public Relations News Release 2001:486, p.1 		Trudy Eden will discuss the significance of the Declaration of Independence.
10 Cedar Valley 4th of July events combine food, fun, fireworks
Northern Iowan 97:58, p.6 		Cedar Falls and Waterloo celebrate the Fourth of July with music and fireworks; schedule of events.
11 UNI Museums hosting 4th of July Celebration 2000
Northern Iowan 96:59, p.6 		Friends of the UNI Museum host an afternoon of traditional events for the 4th of July holiday.
12 Enjoy the holiday weekend with outdoor activities
Public Relations News Release 1997:389, p.1 		Fourth of July great time to participate in outdoor activities.
13 The 4th of July: 19th Century style
Northern Iowan 92:58, p.1 		Museum will coordinate old-fashioned celebration.
14 Happy 5th & 6th of July!
Northern Iowan 91:64, p.1 		Fireworks.
15 Independence Day
Public Relations News Release 1994:543, p.1 		Professor Martin speculates that some of the feeling of Independence Day has been lost.
16 Independence Day '94: redefining the American Dream
Northern Iowan 90:63, p.3 		Outlines personal dreams.
17 Independence Day reminder: Freedom not to be taken for granted
Northern Iowan 89:61, p.3 		Grateful for being an American.
18 Get Funky!
Northern Iowan 86:62, p.3 		How she spent the Fourth of July.
19 The signing of the declaration of independence -- July 4, 1776.
Public Relations News Release 1988:545, p.1 		Don Whitnah, fills is in on lore associated with the Declaration and its signers. He says the completed document wasn't signed by all members of Congress until August 2, 1776.
20 Three cheers for the red, white, and brown? Dry fourth could be risky.
Public Relations News Release 1988:483, p.1 		Ivan Eland says from backyards to open fields, the state's terrain is so dry this year, just one errant sparkler could turn this Fourth of July into a real night of fire.
21 Holiday schedule changes
Northern Iowan 83:62, p.2
22 After A Comes B
Northern Iowan 82:59, p.2 		Finds many references to God in Declaration of Independence.
23 Cathy's Corner
Northern Iowan 81:61, p.2 		Enjoyed music festival.
24 Cathy's Corner
Northern Iowan 81:59, p.2 		Thoughts of the Fourth of July.
25 Fourth of July highlights
Northern Iowan 81:59, p.7 		Highlights of local activities.
26 Northern Iowan
Northern Iowan 76:58, p.3 		Northern Iowan will not be published July 4.
27 Change in library hours
Northern Iowan 74:60, p.4 		Fourth of July holiday schedule.
28 UNI closes for 4th
Northern Iowan 74:60, p.4 		Holiday schedule.
29 What's going on for the 4th of July?; fireworks. . .and live bands
Northern Iowan 74:60, p.7 		Brief look at activities.
30 Celebrate the 4th!
Northern Iowan 72:59, p.2 		Students urged to celebrate the Bicentennial.
31 Fourth marks firework finale
Northern Iowan 70:59, p.1 		Enjoy fireworks despite worries by CPSC.
32 UNI to Observe Special Holiday Weekend Hours
Public Relations News Release 1971:706, p.1 		Offices and classroom buildings will be closed on Monday, July 5 to observe the Independence Day holiday; hours of library, telephone exchange and Union enclosed
33 Announce holiday hours
Northern Iowan 66:61, p.4 		Hours posted for library and administrative offices due to Fourth of July holiday.
34 UNI to Observe July 4 Holiday Weekend
Public Relations News Release 1969:671, p.1 		List of campus closures for the weekend including: Union, Library, and Admin Offices.
35 Another chance for joy
Northern Iowan 64:60, p.2 		Does not like using a Saturday to make up for Fourth of July holiday.
36 Make-up day plans are announced for Saturday
Northern Iowan 64:60, p.1
37 Classes Saturday, June 29--none Friday, July 5
Northern Iowan 64:59, p.1 		Scheduling due to Fourth of July holiday.
38 Long weekend July 4, 5, 6 and 7
Northern Iowan 64:58, p.3 		Weekend schedule.
39 Once is enough, thank you
College Eye 63:60, p.2 		Did not like making up classes on Saturday because of the holiday given earlier in the week.
40 No classes Monday, to meet July 8
College Eye 63:59, p.1
41 Previews
College Eye 63:59, p.8 		Meetings and events planned.
42 Long weekend, July 3 and 4
College Eye 63:58, p.1 		Classes cancelled for July 3 will be made up on July 8.
43 Announce the schedules for this weekend
College Eye 60:60, p.1 		Fourth of July office hours.
44 Free fireworks highlight 4th festivities
College Eye 60:60, p.1 		To be held at O. R. Latham Field.
45 Independence as important to nation in 1965 as in 1776
College Eye 59:47, p.2 		Americans still fighting for freedoms.
46 J-C's plan fireworks for Fourth
College Eye 59:47, p.1
47 No classes Monday for 4th holiday
College Eye 59:47, p.1
48 Fireworks will shoot at SCI practice field
College Eye 58:33, p.1 		Show will be free.
49 This July 4 occurs amid new revolution: civil rights
College Eye 58:33, p.2 		Urges readers to remember civil rights struggle.
50 Campanile bells celebrate Independence Day Thursday
College Eye 56:34, p.1 		Bells will be rung for four minutes.
51 Let's not forget rich heritage of Independence Day
College Eye 56:34, p.2 		Eric Sloan and Eric Hatch design a plan to make Independence Day a patriotic festival again.
52 No classes on July 4 holiday
College Eye 56:34, p.1
53 The rockets' red glare
College Eye 53:36, p.1 		Fireworks exploding in the sky; photo.
54 Fireworks in stadium 4th
College Eye 53:35, p.1 		Jaycees will sponsor show.
55 Schedule set for July 4th
College Eye 53:35, p.1 		Campus services limited.
56 Killed or injured?
College Eye 48:33, p.2 		Discusses the ineffectiveness of the death toll predictions for the Fourth of July.
57 Bell Ringer
College Eye 47:36, p.2 		Responds to readers' comments about his column.
58 "Upon these principles"
College Eye 46:35, p.2 		Students should reflect on their country during the Fourth of July break.
59 Leading It Out
College Eye 46:35, p.2 		Tribute to Fourth of July, exploration of Student Government.
60 Fourth of July picnic over, scars remain
College Eye 44:37, p.4 		How a reporter spent the Fourth.
61 Commons food service will open over Fourth
College Eye 44:36, p.3
62 Fourth features flaring fireworks
College Eye 44:36, p.1
63 Fourth and fifth to be holidays
College Eye 43:34, p.1 		For Fourth of July.
64 Fourth is holiday; classes suspend
College Eye 42:35, p.1
65 Classes meet July 3
College Eye 41:33, p.1 		Double cuts will be tallied.
66 TC students will relax the Fourth
College Eye 41:33, p.1 		May enjoy local activities.
67 Letter from President Price
College Eye 40:33, p.2 		Announces that the college will be closed on July 4.
68 $10,000 in war bonds and stamps
Alumnus 28:4, p.2 		Five thousand attend bond show at Stadium on July 4; purchase $10,000 in bonds and stamps; WAVES buy $17,000 in bonds and stamps.
69 Dr. M. J. Nelson addresses all three Branch summer schools
College Eye 35:37, p.3 		News from the branch summer schools.
70 Navy bond performance raises 10,000 dollars in sales Tuesday night more than 5,000 people in stadium see Bond show
College Eye 35:37, p.1 		5000 attend rally and entertainment at O. R. Latham Stadium; description of program.
71 Classes held Monday
College Eye 35:36, p.3 		Classes will be held July 3 to relieve burden on transportation systems.
72 Stadium site of bond show; Navy bond performers here on July 4
College Eye 35:36, p.1
73 Estherville summer school votes for no school July 4
Public Relations News Release 35:35, p.6 		News from the branch summer schools.
74 Holiday declared for July 4 and 5
College Eye 32:37, p.1
75 Notice
College Eye 31:37, p.1 		No class on July 5.
76 Petitions are foolish
College Eye 31:37, p.2 		Criticizes the author of a sign encouraging students to sign petitions to have July 5 as a vacation day.
77 Will be no Eye next week
College Eye 31:37, p.2 		Due to Fourth of July holiday.
78 Stay over holiday
College Eye 30:38, p.1 		Approximately 150 students stayed on the campus during the four day vacation.
79 Classes dismissed on July third; Dr. Latham announces holiday
College Eye 30:36, p.1 		Will make four day Fourth of July holiday.
80 A Corner for Coeds; sparklers
College Eye 29:38, p.3 		Suggests clothing suitable for the Fourth of July.
81 Holiday
College Eye 29:37, p.1 		No school on July 4; summer term will end on August 19.
82 Holiday hard on campusiters
College Eye 28:40, p.3 		Students return looking tired.
83 Faculty members to vacation many ways on the Fourth
College Eye 28:39, p.1 		Quick look at where the faculty will spend the Fourth of July.
84 Fireworks today? It's not amiss
College Eye 28:39, p.1 		There is some latitude about exactly when the independence of the United States can be celebrated.
85 Some still study science, statistics, and society
College Eye 28:39, p.1 		Students talk about their Fourth of July plans.
86 What will you do the Fourth?
College Eye 28:38, p.4 		Students tell how they will celebrate the Fourth of July.
87 American Legion sponsors fireworks display
College Eye 28:37, p.3 		On bluff near Cedar River.
88 Bang! Bang! Bang! Goes premature fourth
College Eye 27:6, p.3 		Baker Hall residents celebrate early.
89 A hearty vote of thanks
College Eye 27:47, p.2 		Expresses appreciation to the administration for granting extra day off.
90 Classes to be excused July fourth, fifth; Fourth of July holiday is extended through weekend
College Eye 27:47, p.1
91 Independence Day holiday, new forum series on social program
College Eye 27:47, p.2 		Campus social calendar.
92 A plea for vacation July 5
College Eye 27:46, p.2 		Student proposes July 5 as extra vacation day.
93 Cafeteria notice
College Eye 26:4, p.1 		Special hours for Fourth of July.
94 Hot weather, Fourth of July respite, lighten social week
College Eye 26:4, p.3 		Campus social calendar.
95 Even robins leave for week-end; flies, blackbirds, echoes are only 'Stay At Homes' over July fourth vacation
College Eye 25:5, p.3 		Campus was quiet over the Fourth of July weekend.
96 Church services to be omitted Sunday
College Eye 25:4, p.1 		Because so few students will remain on campus over the Fourth of July weekend.
97 Hot weather is enough to cause enumeration of peeves
College Eye 21:39, p.2 		Considers golf, the heat, and the Fourth of July.
98 Editorially speaking
College Eye 20:40, p.2 		Believes there would be more school spirit if freshmen wore caps; explains why this issue of the College Eye is devoted to history of the U. S.
99 Bartlett Hall news; Bartlett Hall notes
College Eye 19:42, p.7 		Happenings in Bartlett Hall.
100 Picnic at Pines
College Eye 18:39, p.1 		For students staying on campus over July 4.