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The Ursinus Weekly, November 30, 1936, Abe E. Lipkin

Ursinus Weekly Newspaper, 1902-1978

This is a satire issue of the Ursinus Weekly newspaper entitled "The Ersinus Weaklie."

Ua37/23 Whas Broadcast No. 42, Whas, Western Kentucky University, Earl Moore

WKU Administration Documents

Script for weekly WKU broadcast on WHAS radio. This show included Earl Moore and Louis Salomon talking about Guatemala.

Colonnade November 9, 1936, Colonnade

Colonnade

No abstract provided.

The Echo: November 7, 1936, Taylor University

1936-1937 (Volume 24)

Play Production Class Presents A One-act Play – Successful Debate Season Forecasted By Keen Interest – Philo Hay-ride To Provide Rosy Cheeks for All – Student Volunteers Sponsor Missionary Convention With Leading Speakers And Male Quartet On Program – European Bishop Is Speaker In Three Services – Thalos Plan for Rendezvous with Ghosts Galore – Revival Closes With Huffman, Stuart Leading – Directors Meet With Alumni To Discuss Plans – Editorial – Your Ideas – Bleacher Sportsmanship – Values – Phillipian Excerpts – Face Lifters – Alumni – Letters To The Editor – Everywhere – Junior Class Enjoys Good-manner Let-down …

Tomahawk, November 3, 1936, College Of The Holy Cross

Student Newspapers

No abstract provided.

Campus Comment, October 29, 1936, Bridgewater State Teachers College

The Comment

No abstract provided.

Student Life (1936 Oct 28), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Dr. Donald Aldrich to Visit Campus in November
• Dr. Taylor to be Convocation Speaker
• Dr. Randolph Makes Tour of Southern States
• International Relations Club Gives Programs
• Carnegie Musical Teas Introduced at Hollins
• Dalies Frantz Gives Concert in Roanoke
• Chemical Society Brings Dr. Franklin to Campus
• Dramatic Association to Present "Nine Till Six"
• Roanoke Women Address Political Meeting
• Voting Friday to Climax Hollins Political Campaign
• Student Forum
• Reasoning
• Armistice
• Are You Doing Your Part?
• Why We are for Roosevelt
• Casts Announced for Four Freshmen Plays
• A Correction
• We We are for Landon
• Interesting New Books Donated to Library …

The Inkwell, Armstrong State University

The Inkwell

No abstract provided.

Tomahawk, October 13, 1936, College Of The Holy Cross

Student Newspapers

No abstract provided.

The Echo: October 10, 1936, Taylor University

1936-1937 (Volume 24)

Class Week Starts Monday Morning – Joint Program Sponsored by Lit. Societies – Four Prominent T. U. Men Listed In New “Who’s Who” – Mnankas Give Tea For All New Girls At “Ma” Jones’ Home – Huffman Delivers Opening Address At C.B. Institute – Play Production Class to Present One-act Plays – Echo to Sponsor An All-Student Straw Vote Here – Pippert Elected Volunteer Head – Dr. Taylor Gives Interesting Talk In Biology Lab – Fifty Funny Femmes Feed Faces from Fast-fading Fodder – Rush Day to Climax Society Activities – Friends Pastor Is Speaker in Sunday Vespers – Steele …

Tomahawk, October 6, 1936, College Of The Holy Cross

Student Newspapers

No abstract provided.

The Bible Vision, Fort Wayne Bible Institute

TUFW Alumni Publications (All)

The October 1936 edition of The Bible Vision, published by the Fort Wayne Bible Institute in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

The Alumnus, V20n4, October 1936, Iowa State Teachers College

The Alumnus

Inside This Issue:
-- Proclaiming Sixty Years of Service
-- 1876 - Central Hall
-- 1882 - Gilchrist Hall
-- 1895 - Administration Building
-- 1900 - Auditorium Building
-- 1903 - Women's Gymnasium
-- 1906 - Science Building
-- 1907 - The Library
-- 1912 - Campus School
-- 1914 - Bartlett Hall
-- 1915 - Vocational Building
-- 1925 - Men's Gymnasium
-- 1926 - Campanile
-- 1932 - Heating Plant
-- 1933 - The Commons
-- 1936 - The George T. Baker Hall For Men
-- Homecoming To See Panther-Maroon Battle
-- Alumni Write of Cadets, "War", …

The Ursinus Weekly, September 21, 1936, Abe E. Lipkin, Jack Mcavoy

Ursinus Weekly Newspaper, 1902-1978

"We'll put out a team that we can be proud of," says coach McAvoy as he strikes optimistic note • McClure opens sixty-seventh academic year with pledge for true liberal arts education • Philip to conduct enlarged and newly uniformed band • Dr., Mrs. McClure honored by faculty at reception • Prof. Jesse S. Heiges named to committee on expenditures • Memorial library receives volumes from Dr. Omwake • Gridder will feature contests; first appearance October 10 • Veteran Bison squad preparing for opener with Ursinus bears • Traditional "friendship circle" features annual frosh party • Booster committee meets • …

The Echo: September 12, 1936, Taylor University

1936-1937 (Volume 24)

Welcome Freshmen Welcome New Students

Substantial Gain in Registration Shown – Ad Building Is Completely Renovated – New Students Entertained on Freshman Day – Girls’ Gospel Team “Auto” Be Happy After Summer – New Students Welcomed by Pres. Stuart – Dr. J. A. Huffman Heads School of Religion – School Year Opened by Matriculation – New Greenhouse and Chapel Steps Among Campus Improvements – Dr. Huffman Leads First All-College Prayer Hour – Reception Climaxes Freshman Wheel – Nurses Training and Normal Training Add Many Students – Editorial – Welcome Freshmen – Our Devotions – Extra-Curricular Activities – Junior Rules Committee …

The Reading Ability Of College Students, Nettie Harrison

Masters Theses & Specialist Projects

Statement of the problem - The problem of this thesis is to make a study of the reading ability of college students. Three phases of the problem are considered:

1. How well a group of unselected college freshmen can read.
2. What factors affect the reading ability of college students.
3. How reading ability affects scholastic achievement.

An Analysis Of The Vocabularies Of Primers, Katie Motley

Masters Theses & Specialist Projects

The purpose of the present study is threefold:

1. To analyze the vocabulary of each of fourteen primers to determine the extent to which their vocabularies are identical.
2. To find what percentage of words each primer has in common with the Kentucky adopted text Ben and Alice.
3. To suggest primers which best supplement Ben and Alice for slow learners and for fast learners.

Bulletin: Western State Teachers College Summer 1936, 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

Physical And Mental Development Through Kindergarten Activities, Cecelia M. Fitzgerald

Bachelors’ Theses

'Every principle of progressive education is observed in the organization of the work of the kindergarten. The imagination of the child is stimulated, his powers of observation are culti­vated, and his vision is widened. Right atti­tudes toward social problems are established and interests are aroused in scores of real and worth while activities. Work and play are skillfully used to develop the child physically, mentally, and emotionally. The m1d-morning lunch period is used to establish many useful social habits and attitudes. Music and art are employed to arouse the child's interests in fine arts and start him on the road …

Motion-Pictures In Education, Anna M. Filut

Bachelors’ Theses

It is hoped that the material presented in this thesis, will add a little more information to visual education, and help to make educators realize that the motion picture has become a powerful force in national life and is exerting a lasting influence in shaping attitudes and ideals.

What is included in this treatise is regarded as essential to the systematic introduction of the motion picture in teaching, since the motion picture is considered one of the greatest educational inventions of modern times.

The Development Of Projects In The Elementary Grades, Florence Kuehn

Bachelors’ Theses

The advocates of the project method claim that the project method brings the school close to "real life" by the use of concrete situations in the environment of the child. To organize a curriculum wholly upon the basis of activities of life, rather than in terms of subjects is ideally desirable. The old saying that one learns to do by doing is as true at the present time as at any time. When the children are engaged in activities that they enjoy, they enter it zealously, and besides acquire veritable,incidental knowledge, attitudes, and new interests which will keep them busy …

Campus Comment, June 11, 1936, Bridgewater State Teachers College

The Comment

No abstract provided.

University Of Richmond Graduate Department

University of Richmond Graduate School of Arts & Science Course Catalogs

Announcements for the Session 1937-1938

Published Quarterly

University of Richmond Bulletin

The Echo: May 30, 1936, Taylor University

1935-1936 (Volume 23)

Faculty Artists Give Recital Tonight – Seniors Present Gift to Sponsor In Final Party – Scientists of Indiana Meet On T.U. Campus – Dr. Vayhinger Is Honored on His Birthday – Open House Is Stimulus For Clean-up – Societies Choose Officers For ’36-’37 – Twenty-Five Seniors Will Receive Degrees Tuesday – Cookingham Is Speaker In League – Choral Society Gives Broadcast From Fort Wayne – Students Attend Conference at Detroit Church – Seniors Conduct Prayer Meeting – Bonfire, Move-up Climax Events Of Class Week – Thalos Win Contest by Close Margin – Editorial – It’s Only The Beginning – The …

Tomahawk, May 19, 1936, College Of The Holy Cross

Student Newspapers

No abstract provided.

Colonnade May 18, 1936, Colonnade

Colonnade

No abstract provided.

A Comparison Of The Content Of Text Books In Geography In Relation To The Major Objectives To Be Obtained, Milo G. Stock

Master's Theses or Doctor of Nursing Practice

The problem of this thesis is to determine how nearly certain selected textbooks of recent date in geography are adapted to attain objectives of geography found listed in published authoritative sources in the field of geography. The thesis is limited in its scope in that it uses only the second book of the series, in the texts thus in a measure getting the same level of material in each case.

Colonnade May 8, 1936, Colonnade

Colonnade

No abstract provided.

Preparing The Child For The Wise Use Of Leisure Time, Alice Mary Head

Bachelors’ Theses

The need of educating our young people so that they may be able to use wisely their ever increasing leisure has impressed itself with great force upon parents and educators of today.

An Analytical Study Of Utah Verse To Determine What Utah Poetry Might Be Recommended For Study In Elementary And Secondary Utah Schools, Lawrence James Sorenson

All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023

This study has a primary and a secondary purpose. The primary purpose is to call attention to the question of whether or not Utah verse should be introduced for study into the elementary and secondary schools of Utah. The author does not want to imply that he will give a satisfactory answer to this question. He hopes, however, that this effort will emphasize the question and stimulate thought concerning the same. It seems reasonable to suppose that most of the Utah school officials who are concerned in any way with literary material for school curricula will agree that, if there …