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Student Life (1938 Nov 17), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Fall Play in Rehearsal Shows Great Promise
• Dilling and Knitzer Play in Community Concert
• Siberians Sing Old Russian Songs
• Rev. Trimmer Holds Thanksgiving Service
• Annual Gymkhana is Great Success for Riding Club
• Odd-Even Rallies Started; Banquet Will Climax Season
• Children's Play Presented Here
• Miss M.F. Williams Holds Convocation on Medieval Art
• Dowell Advances Theory on Munich Settlement
• Your First Step
• It's a Good Policy
• Student Forum
• Dear Students:
• Does Liberal Education Miss the Boat?
• Under the Dome
• New Collegiate Publication Issued
• Writers Club Gets Under Way With Meeting Sunday
• Why Don't You Read?
• Hollins Student Spends Riotous …

Tomahawk, November 15, 1938, College Of The Holy Cross

Student Newspapers

No abstract provided.

Colonnade November 12, 1938, Colonnade

Colonnade

No abstract provided.

The Echo: November 12, 1938, Taylor University

1938-1939 (Volume 26)

Tinkle Writes New Textbook For Zoology – New Philo Talent Presents “A Day in A Casting Office” – Taylor Mourns Vayhinger Death – Indiana Academy Of Science Held At Purdue Univ. – Dr. Lindblom Will Be Given L.H.D. Degree – Trojans Who Meet I.C. Tonight – Seniors Have Jolly Party in Spier’s Hall – Dr. Huffman Speaks At Toronto Conf. – C.M.A. Students At Muncie for Sunday Services – Conservation Club Discusses Program – Rev. Rees Cancels Taylor Engagement – Editorial – Inspired Trojans – Remember The Band – Examinations vs. Ideas – Applied Christianity – The Taylor Tatter – …

Taylor University Bulletin (November 1938), Taylor University

Taylor University Bulletin (1912-1963)

The November 1938 edition of the Taylor University Bulletin, published by Taylor University in Upland, Indiana.

Colonnade October 24, 1938, Colonnade

Colonnade

No abstract provided.

The Echo: October 15, 1938, Taylor University

1938-1939 (Volume 26)

Sophomores Are Farmers For An Evening Of Fun – Rush Week Will Feature Thalo And Philo Art – Many Churches Are Claimed By Student Body – Marion Concert Series Feature World Artists – Soangetahas’ Breakfast – Volunteers Meet At Anderson To Discuss Plans – Class Emblems To Be Displayed Soon, Styles Are Unique – Practical Messages Brought To Youth – Dr. J. A. Huffman Edits New Book On Holy Spirit – Juniors Picnic Amid Nature At Boy Scout Camp – Mnankas Entertain – Editorial – Think Before Joining – The Challenging Ministry – What Is Worship? – Thank God – …

The Ursinus Weekly, October 10, 1938, Allen Dunn, Harold Chern, Jerome David Salinger, Harry Atkinson

Ursinus Weekly Newspaper, 1902-1978

Besse Howard to speak on Europe at first Wednesday evening forum • Booster group creates new spirit; to buy "Zachie" • Bone heads new ring committee • Activities council arranges calendar • Bear, Red Devils battle to 7-7 tie • Practice teachers assigned to local schools for semester • Gloves, mixed socks adorn frosh girls as bands appear • Arboreal setting provides atmosphere for October hop • Fall play tryouts coming this week • Hile, Clark name 1939 Ruby staff • Dr. White to address city meeting on European topic • The Y's last week • Held outdoor dinner, frosh-faculty …

Hollins Student Life (1938 Oct 6), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Father Whittemore to Speak to Hollins Students on Monday: Famous Missionary is From the Order of the Holy Cross
• Mordkin Ballet Will Perform Here Oct. 9
• Marge Howard New President of ’38-’39 Riding Club
• Memorial Service this Sunday: Miss Matty and Miss Bayne Honored
• Truth is Herewith Proven to be Really Stranger Than Fiction
• Hollins Theatre Gets Prize Play By Anderson: Jitney Players to Give Performances on Campus and at Roanoke
• Slides and Movie Contrast Hollins Then and Now: Star-Studded Cast Perform for Audience
• Mrs. Roosevelt Will Lecture at Roanoke Auditorium Next Week: “Day at White House …

Student Life (1938 Oct 6), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Father Whittemore to Speak to Hollins Students on Monday
• Mordkin Ballet Will Perform Here Oct. 9
• Marge Howard New President of '38-'39 Riding Club
• Memorial Service This Sunday
• Truth is Herewith Proven to be Really Stranger Than Fiction
• Hollins Theatre Gets Prize Play By Anderson
• Mrs. Roosevelt Will Lecture at Roanoke Auditorium Next Week
• Slides and Movie Contrast Hollins Then and Now
• I.R.C. Discusses European Crisis in Sunday Series
• Student Forum
• Czechoslovakia and Hollins
• For Your Own Protection
• An Orchid to the Juniors
• Why Don't You Read?
• Casually Smart
• Junior League of Roanoke Will Give Benefit Cabaret …

The Ursinus Weekly, October 3, 1938, Allen Dunn, Harry Atkinson, William E. Wimer, Harold Chern

Ursinus Weekly Newspaper, 1902-1978

October hop to be first dance • Y roast to be held Wednesday • President's address begins 69th year; offers advice • Four of faculty new bridegrooms • '38-39 enrollment Ursinus' largest • Glenwood preceptress becomes acting dean of women in summer changes • McCorkle tops Y regional council • Curtain Club will hold tryouts tomorrow evening • Council ruling to enlarge band • Store and post office renovated • Frosh go through annual induction; Ditter, Shuster prepare handbook • Ursinus host to five summer conferences • Jobs allotted as college gets larger NYA appropriation • Alumni appointed to high …

Student Life (1938 Sept 16), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Ballator Replaces Canaday On Staff of Art Department
• Changes in Rank
• Faculty-Students Cooperate to Guide New Hollins Girls
• Nationally Known Artists to be Heard in Concert Series
• Hollins Student Returns After Studying in France
• "Y" Will Give Circus Party for Newcomers Saturday
• Dr. Francis Gaines Will Deliver Speech At Formal Opening
• Many Improvements Made on Campus During Summer
• Miss Matty Cocke
• Building for the Future
• Commencement: To the Freshmen
• Directory of New Students
• Sport Slants
• Would You Please Tell Me...
• Mythical Tour of Hollins Campus: Conducted for the New Students
• New York World's Fair Is a Tremendous …

The Bible Vision, Fort Wayne Bible Institute

TUFW Alumni Publications (All)

The September 1938 edition of The Bible Vision, published by the Fort Wayne Bible Institute in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

The Bible Vision, Fort Wayne Bible Institute

TUFW Alumni Publications (All)

The August 1938 edition of The Bible Vision, published by the Fort Wayne Bible Institute in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

The Alumnus, V22n3, July 1938, Iowa State Teachers College

The Alumnus

Inside This Issue:
-- Cry of Anguish Comes from China to T.C. Mother
-- President O.R. Latham
-- "The Obligations of a Teachers College"
-- Honor Badges Awarded at Fifty-Eighth Reunion
-- Panther Prowl
-- A Campus Surveys its Religious Program
-- S.A. Lynch Delivers Baccalaureate Address
-- Alumni Office Visitors
-- Faculty Activities
-- Alumni News
-- Marriages
-- Births
-- Deaths
-- Alumni Calendar of Events

Ua11/1 Teachers College Heights Vol. 17, No. 2, Western Kentucky University

WKU Administration Documents

Teachers College Heights monthly magazine promoting WKU and documenting campus events and courses offered. This issue features many photographs of campus and students.

Bulletin: Western State Teachers College Summer 1938, Western Michigan University

Western Michigan University Course Catalogs (1904-present)

• Directions to New Students
• Calendar Announcements
• Program of Summer· Session Events
• The State Board of Education
• The Officers of Administration
• The Faculty
• The Faculty Council
• Faculty Committees
• General Information
• Special Features
• The Curricula
• Details of Departmental Courses
• Index

University Of Richmond Graduate Department - 1938

University of Richmond Graduate School of Arts & Science Course Catalogs

Announcements for the Session 1938-1939

Published Quarterly

University of Richmond Bulletin

The Ursinus Weekly, June 6, 1938, Allen Dunn

Ursinus Weekly Newspaper, 1902-1978

Colorful musicale pleases large audience • Harvey B. Danehower to head alumni • Two new members elected to board • Beury stresses citizen's duty as challenge to class of '38 • Baccalaureate sermon reassures seniors • Alumni athletic club re-elects Derk • Seven from Ursinus to be at Eaglesmere • Jan Peerce, famous tenor, given music plaque • Council votes for red on frosh • The "Rosicrucians" are the B plus girls • Grace Chandler produces Doylestown pageant • Entrance exams shown to forecast achievement • "Pagette" committee heads honored with keys • Engagement of history professor announced • Gang …

Colonnade June 4, 1938, Colonnade

Colonnade

No abstract provided.

The Assembly Period, Marion Mclean Reddeman

Bachelors’ Theses

Going back to the early schools of the United States, we find that the only source of education was the formal classroom exercise. However, in comparing this situation with that of the present day, we now see a field of the so-called extra curricular activities. The regularly required book lessons, while they still have their importance, are inadequate in themselves in helping a youth build a firm social, physical, and spiritual foundation. One of the most significant developments for this phase of education is the school assembly period.

An Activity Program In The First Grade, Claudine Liberato

Bachelors’ Theses

A truly educated person will be capable of adjustment to a changing world, and things are changing. Our times are changing as times never changed before and these changes make new demands on education. Our education must greatly change itself in order to meet the new situation. The individual will. realize that he must not only be ready to live under a new social order, but help to bring it about. He will exemplify the highest type of living himself and place great stress on the appreciation of fine human lives wherever they may be found.

Building A Course Of Study In Primary Science For The Shorewood Public Schools, Edna J. Duhn

Bachelors’ Theses

The task of developing a course of study in primary science which would fit the particular needs of the Shorewood public schools was begun in the fall of 1933. A representative committee of primary teachers was formed and called the Primary Science Committee. This committee worked in conjunction with the Curriculum Coordinator, Miss Marjorie Pratt, and was assisted by all of the primary and kindergarten teachers in the Shorewood system.

The Inkwell, Armstrong State University

The Inkwell

No abstract provided.

The Ursinus Weekly, May 23, 1938, Allen Dunn

Ursinus Weekly Newspaper, 1902-1978

Senior women to have new date privilege • Fraternity and sorority councils reorganize • New York musician will hold voice clinics at Ursinus • Dr. McClure speaks as MSC inducts new president • Joint Y's roast hot dogs in upper dinning room • Class of '39 chooses Glatfelter president • Bartholomew to represent YMCA at Eagles Mere • College pastor to head Eastern Synod • Crowning climaxes capers of captivating queen, characters, and court • Ursinus pageants produced by alumnae • Alpha Psi Omega elects • Reconciliation fellowship to have Ursinus unit • Musical organizations will present "Mikado" twice in …

The Ursinus Weekly, May 2, 1938, Allen Dunn

Ursinus Weekly Newspaper, 1902-1978

Annual open house program to attract two hundred sub-freshmen Saturday • Beury to speak at commencement exercises • Spring play among ten best two years ago • Wednesday forums to be held next year • YM-YW group inspects New York housing • W.S.G.A. officers installed at girls' mass meeting • Mertz reaches finals in TKA debate contest • Nominations for 1939 MSC to be held Wednesday • West Chester Y's lead vespers service • Curtain Club to banquet at Hamilton hotel • Pancoast, Mrs. Grosser ill • Bears to play first league games this week • Tennis teams break even …

Alumni News May 1938, Otterbein Towers

Towers Magazine 1926-1999

No abstract provided.

Potentialities Of The Maladjusted Child, Claire Alice Mulholland

Bachelors’ Theses

Changes in education today are changes in emphasis rather than changes in scope. The emphasis points to the child as the learner rather than to the subject matter to be learned. Consequently, we are becoming more concerned with guiding individuals than in attempting merely to educate the masses.

Campus Comment, April 25, 1938, Bridgewater State Teachers College

The Comment

No abstract provided.

Colonnade April 23, 1938, Colonnade

Colonnade

No abstract provided.