Student Organizations

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#	Title	Date	Summary
401	Students offered twenty honor organizations College Eye 30:1, p.5	09/02/1938
402	Council hears pro and con of charter movement College Eye 29:32, p.2	05/13/1938	Lengthy discussion on recommendation for chartering student organizations.
403	Charters---no! College Eye 29:28, p.2	04/15/1938	Believes that charters for student organizations are a bad idea.
404	Fundamentally good, diplomatically poor! College Eye 29:28, p.2	04/15/1938	Argues in favor of the chartering of student organizations.
405	To the student organizations College Eye 29:28, p.2	04/15/1938	Explains why the Student Council is in favor of student organization charters.
406	Cogitations College Eye 29:7, p.1	10/22/1937	Encourages students to make the most of their time at the Teachers College; President Latham spoke to student leaders.
407	Fete campus leaders at dinner Wednesday; executives of student organizations attend College Eye 29:7, p.1	10/22/1937	List of those invited to President Latham's address to student leaders.
408	Thanks! College Eye 29:5, p.8	10/08/1937	Student organizations thank local merchants for their support of transportation to the Grinnell football game.
409	Man the--(Rho)--boats!! College Eye 29:4, p.1	10/01/1937	Comments on the lack of school spirit displayed by the student body and its organizations.
410	Council starts drive against "dead wood" clubs and societies College Eye 28:23, p.1	03/12/1937	Will survey to find out which organizations are alive and which are dead.
411	Campus leaders hear Dr. Bosley at final meeting College Eye 28:10, p.5	11/13/1936	Speaks on duties and responsibilities.
412	Student for student College Eye 28:10, p.2	11/13/1936	Students seem to be taking on more responsibilities for activities that affect them.
413	Campus leaders hear Dr. Robinson College Eye 28:9, p.2	11/06/1936	George Robinson discusses parliamentary procedure.
414	Campus leaders hear plans for training course College Eye 28:7, p.1	10/23/1936	Dinner with President Latham was first event of the course.
415	These were some of Dr. Latham's guests College Eye 28:7, p.1	10/23/1936	Student leaders discuss plans for the future with President Latham over dinner; photo.
416	President Latham will be host to campus leaders at annual banquet College Eye 28:6, p.1	10/16/1936	Representatives of campus organizations will attend; part of series of meetings with campus leaders..
417	Council committee announces plans for activities program College Eye 28:1, p.1	09/08/1936	Student Council will provide orientation to extracurricular activities and organizations.
418	Handbook, edited by Schmidt, is issued College Eye 28:1, p.4	09/08/1936	Student handbook includes information about organizations and activities.
419	Students limit activities Alumnus 20:3, p.3	07/01/1936	Students may hold one major and two minor organization offices; experiment with optional class attendance in several classes.
420	Recognition will be given to honorary organization members next Wednesday; Nelson, Suter, Graber will address student body at assembly College Eye 27:42, p.1	05/08/1936	At Recognition Day assembly.
421	They did it, now our turn has come College Eye 27:37, p.2	04/03/1936	Claims that better student leadership of organizations should be the result of the decision to limit the number of offices that can be held by one student.
422	Think before you vote College Eye 27:34, p.2	03/13/1936	Encourages students to vote for student organization candidates on the basis of merit rather than on the basis of popularity.
423	Why vegetate? College Eye 27:30, p.2	02/07/1936	Encourages students to get involved in student organizations because of the numerous benefits they would receive.
424	"Talk football" president tells campus leaders College Eye 27:15, p.1	10/04/1935	President Latham believes football is "a symbol of the spirit of an institution".
425	Campus leaders to be guests at dinner College Eye 27:14, p.1	09/27/1935	Will emphasize contribution of extracurricular activities to college life.
426	Etiquette of teas will be presented to advisory groups College Eye 27:13, p.3	09/20/1935	Groups will learn how to present a tea.
427	"Will supervision always be with us?" student inquires College Eye 26:29, p.2	02/01/1935	Student believes that campus organizations such as the Student Council need less supervision and interference from faculty.
428	Latham fetes campus leaders at annual dinner College Eye 26:16, p.1	10/12/1934	Gayle Howe summarizes changes in the school over the last ten years.
429	Latham will be host at campus leaders' dinner College Eye 26:15, p.1	10/05/1934	One hundred student organization representatives will attend.
430	Approximately 100 presidents and representatives of student organizations will be guests at the fifth annual Campus Leaders' dinner Public Relations News Release 1934:614, p.1	09/30/1934	Program for the event.
431	Leadership dinner will be October 10 College Eye 26:13, p.1	09/21/1934	For leaders of student organizations.
432	Campus leaders dinner to be a major event; social education leader is featured speaker October 3 College Eye 25:14, p.1	09/29/1933	Thyrus W. Amos will speak; program for the dinner.
433	Societies, honor fraternities are listed among campus activities; 'Eye' compiles resume of organizations on campus College Eye 25:11, p.3	08/18/1933	List of departmental clubs, literary societies, honorary societies, and religious clubs.
434	Loper threatens to cancel Old Gold club-sales contest College Eye 24:16, p.1	01/20/1933	Organizations have not complied with terms of sales contest agreement.
435	Ten societies enter Old Gold sales contest College Eye 24:14, p.1	12/16/1932	All seeking $50 prize.
436	Anna B. Lawther guest-speaker at leaders' banquet College Eye 24:5, p.1	10/07/1932	Addresses fourth annual leaders' banquet.
437	Campus leaders will be feted; organizations represented at campus banquet Wednesday College Eye 24:4, p.1	09/30/1932	Meeting will give leaders perspective on their responsibilities.
438	President will speak to campus leaders at banquet October 5 College Eye 24:2, p.1	09/16/1932	Presidents of student organizations invited.
439	Activities today College Eye 23:41, p.2	05/06/1932	Explores the statistics of student involvement on campus.
440	A history of activities College Eye 23:39, p.2	04/22/1932	Explores the evolution of categories of student groups and activities at ISTC.
441	Dean Reed tells of "fratless" days at Iowa Teachers College; literary societies and Hobo club trained young orators in former times College Eye 23:39, p.4	04/22/1932	Talks about roles and functions of literary societies and Greek organizations.
442	The annual intramural basketball tournament Public Relations News Release 1931:226, p.1	02/15/1932	Gets underway next week.
443	With only seven days left Public Relations News Release 1931:90, p.1	11/01/1931	Students, faculty, and alumni prepare for Homecoming festivities.
444	Election of student officers and initiation of pledges Public Relations News Release 1931:23, p.1	09/25/1931	Student organizations elect officers and initiate pledges; list of students given.
445	Organization leaders plan year's events College Eye 23:14, p.1	09/25/1931	Student organization leaders meet at banquet to get ready for the year's activities.
446	Leaders will meet at dinner; students guests at banquet given Thursday evening by president and deans College Eye 23:13, p.1	09/18/1931	Most groups will be represented at leadership banquet.
447	Student leaders of all campus organizations Public Relations News Release 1931:12, p.1	09/18/1931	Banquet held for student leaders.
448	Student leaders of all campus organizations Public Relations News Release 1931:11, p.1	09/15/1931	Banquet held for leaders of campus groups.
449	County groups are active in spite of rising temperature; Island Park is most popular site with college golf course running a close second College Eye 23:5, p.4	07/03/1931
450	County groups get together Monday night; College Band to play from 6:50 until 7:20 o'clock; get acquainted hour will follow musical program College Eye 23:3, p.1	06/19/1931	Will organize and begin to plan stunts.
451	Organizations at the Iowa State Teachers College Public Relations News Release 1930:458, p.1	06/15/1931	Eight delegates attend YMCA conference in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.
452	Everybody is rushed to death these last few weeks, including Dan Cupid College Eye 22:31, p.5	05/15/1931	Campus social calendar.
453	Student presidents banqueted Alumnus 15:2, p.10	04/01/1931	President Latham honors and addresses student leaders.
454	Campus leaders are guests at annual organization dinner; "Big Men on Campus" are the guests of president and deans College Eye 22:24, p.1	03/27/1931	President Latham and Dean Campbell address leaders.
455	The B. M. O. C. at the Iowa State Teachers College Public Relations News Release 1930:290, p.1	03/23/1931	Big Men on Campus meet for annual dinner with President Latham, Dean Campbell, and Dean Reed.
456	These saccharine smiles promise docile dispostitions Public Relations News Release 1930:283, p.1	03/22/1931	Red Head Club gets together for "friendship and social enjoyment.", list of red heads provided.
457	First meetings of the term go for the election of new officers College Eye 22:23, p.5	03/20/1931	List of officers of student organizations.
458	Club prefers neither blondes nor brunettes but the red-heads College Eye 22:19, p.1	02/13/1931	Redhead Club forming.
459	Officers, pledges, and mew members Public Relations News Release 1930:60, p.1	10/26/1930	Fraternities, sororities, and social clubs welcome new members, officers, and pledges; list provided.
460	Pedagogs of older days who were wont to frown Public Relations News Release 1929:543, p.1	07/03/1930	College organizes social groups for summer students.
461	Council studies social problems; reports findings College Eye 21:26, p.1	04/04/1930	Dean Campbell releases recommendations on courtesies due to chaperones and guests at social affairs.
462	Twenty-four campus organizations College Eye 21:26, p.2	04/04/1930	Twenty-four organizations participated in the campus circus.
463	Spring pledging and the election of officers Public Relations News Release 1929:350, p.1	03/24/1930	Seven organizations elect officers; list given.
464	All-college circus planned by Y. W. College Eye 21:24, p.1	03/21/1930	Proceeds will go toward bringing speakers to campus.
465	Ten organizations competing Public Relations News Release 1929:176, p.1	01/27/1930	Campus organizations are set to perform in Tutor Ticklers; roster of judges and student organizations is provided.
466	Intramural sports for men Public Relations News Release 1929:149, p.1	01/17/1930	Intramural basketball stars tomorrow. Eleven teams have signed up.
467	New student organization Alumnus 14:1, p.15	01/01/1930	President Latham and Deans Campbell and Reed may develop an organization of presidents and leaders of student organizations.
468	Dean's list shows variety in types of college organizations College Eye 21:9, p.8	11/08/1929	Dean Campbell compiles a roster of student organizations.
469	The Editor's Column College Eye 21:9, p.4	11/08/1929	Urges student organizations to be leaders; asks students to invite fathers for Dad's Day; asks Greek organizations to attend Armistice Day services together.
470	Campus leaders rally at dinner College Eye 21:8, p.1	10/31/1929	About one hundred leaders learn about regulations for student organizations.
471	Here's the "Who's Who" Public Relations News Release 1929:38, p.1	10/31/1929	List of students honored at a recent banquet for leaders of student organizations..
472	Iowa State Teachers College first campus-wide dinner party Public Relations News Release 1929:34, p.1	10/28/1929	Leaders and presidents of student organizations will attend.
473	Campus leaders will be guests of president and deans at dinner College Eye 21:7, p.1	10/24/1929	Leaders of student organizations will meet; purpose is to get acquainted and to build unity; new practices for student organizations.
474	Will work with organizations College Eye 20:4, p.1	10/04/1928	Grace Leigh Scott will be on campus for a week to assist student organizations.
475	Societies Fifty Years at the Teachers College 0:0, p.213	07/01/1926	Professor Wright surveys the founding and history of many campus organizations.
476	Egotism versus college College Eye 17:13, p.4	12/02/1925	Encourages students to be more loyal to I. S. T. C. than to the specific organizations in which they are involved.
477	To those who like to join College Eye 16:33, p.4	05/06/1925	Denounces students who join too many campus organizations and fail to contribute to any of them as a result.
478	Our college first College Eye 16:27, p.4	03/25/1925	Student organizations admonished for putting themselves before the good of the college as a whole.
479	Discussion groups College Eye 16:25, p.4	03/11/1925	People urged to form groups on campus to discuss pertinent issues.
480	Dean Reed talks to all first year men College Eye 16:8, p.1	10/22/1924	Urges students to join a campus organization in order to make friends and widen experiences.
481	Attention College Eye 16:6, p.8	10/08/1924	Organizational news reporters should register with the College Eye.
482	Marshalltown students meet to form club; sixteen present at meeting last week College Eye 16:11, p.1	11/14/1923	Group meets and elects officers.
483	Student Council has arranged for May Fete parade; every organization in school to be represented; big feature of May Day College Eye 13:32, p.1	04/26/1922	Will give each organization $5; a preview of some of the floats.
484	Being represented. College Eye 13:14, p.4	11/30/1921	Campus organizations and departments need to use the College Eye to let others know what is going on.
485	Politics this year Alumni News Letter 4:4, p.3	10/01/1920	Students organizing political party clubs so they are represented in elections. A Republican group organized first.
486	Pay Day April 21st College Eye 11:, p.2	04/14/1920	Representatives from the Student Council will meet at Crossroads to accept student payments due to campus organizations.
487	Student Council sets pay day!; pay all debts April 21 College Eye 11:, p.1	04/14/1920	Annual Pay Up Day will provide tables for campus creditors to be present to receive their due payments.
488	Assistance College Eye 9:21, p.4	03/06/1918	Reporters for campus organizations are encouraged to get their news to the paper in a timely manner.
489	Presidents of organizations College Eye 9:3, p.7	10/03/1917	All meetings of organizations should be reported to the College Eye.
490	Student Council College Eye 8:24, p.1	04/11/1917	News notes from the Student Council; Pay-Up Day was a success; planning to make motion picture of May Day parade.
491	We are constantly reminded College Eye 8:23, p.4	04/04/1917	Criticizes those saying that T. C. has a lack of school spirit; believes it is shown in more sophisticated ways than yelling at athletic events.
492	Cooperation College Eye 8:22, p.4	03/28/1917	After receiving a poor response from student organizations in regard to publishing a directory, the College Eye urges those organizations to be more cooperative in the future.
493	If your class or society College Eye 8:22, p.4	03/28/1917	Reminds student organizations to elect a reporter so that they may attend the College Eye reporters meeting.
494	A directory College Eye 8:21, p.4	03/07/1917	College Eye staff wishes to publish a directory of all student organization officers.
495	Spongers College Eye 8:21, p.4	03/07/1917	Speaks out against those who do not do their share of the work in student organizations.
496	"Pay-Up Day" College Eye 8:20, p.4	02/28/1917	Advocates extending Pay-Up Day to cover all debts owed to local business by student organizations.
497	"Pay-Up Day" College Eye 8:19, p.3	02/21/1917	Student Council organizes day to settle all outstanding student organization dues.
498	Editorial College Eye 8:16, p.4	01/31/1917	Brief comments on campus issues.
499	Last call for seniors; Feb. 10th the last day to receive senior pictures College Eye 8:16, p.1	01/31/1917	Seniors receive reminder to submit photographs to the Old Gold staff for inclusion.
500	Seniors must have pictures taken; only four weeks and no more pictures will be taken College Eye 8:14, p.1	01/17/1917	Old Gold sets deadline for senior and organization pictures to be submitted for yearbook.