| Publication | Volume | Number | Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| College Eye | 35 | 18 | 1 |
Page 1
| Title | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| Russell Baum's piano recital well received at student assembly | |
| Tutor Timetable | Events and meetings scheduled; war stamps sale; life saving. |
| Mrs. Kenison, Iowa P. T. A. president, to address students | |
| William Chamberlain, well-known journalist, appears here February 9 | Profile of expert on Soviet Union. |
| Old Gold semi-finalists chosen; service men also pick beauty | List of eight finalists; those in military service will make their own choice. |
| Emery Watson gains recognition in 1942-43 'Who's who in the east' | |
| Stamp sales drop in spite of war | Percentage of those buying stamps drops from 60% to 30%. |
| "I" sweaters lead once more | Cheerleaders and band lead students; photo. |
| Gymnasium rings with cheers again | Intramural basketball staged as if it were an intercollegiate game. |