College Eye — June 27, 1941

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Durfee urges health check-up	Students may obtain certain test free of charge.
1	Miss Terry recovering from recent operation
1	Holiday declared for July 4 and 5
1	Handbook is dedicated to new freshman	Roland Wick and Mona Van Duyn will edit orientation handbook.
1	Five students attend camp at Lake Geneva	Attend religious conference.
1	Forty students meet for driving instruction	Taking driver education training course.
1	Cram and Buffum to N. E. A. meeting
1	Crowders' last recital well received by large audience	Perform in two piano concert; will now take position at Northwestern University.
1	Studio productions replace summer play	Will present scenes from classic plays.
1	Knoff stresses one's religious obligations
1	Your lost property my have been found	Mr. Boardman talks about lost and found claiming procedures.
1	Seven new men on campus; many take six weeks course	Breakdown of summer enrollment figures.
1	Privacy wanted! Baker women; girls like comfort of dorm	111 women now live in Baker Hall; women talk about their experiences in the dorm formerly occupied solely by men; photo.
1	Strayer to review play	Will review "George Washington Slept Here".
2	Today in Hyde Park; Baker fate forecast	Complaint that men having nothing to themselves at TC any longer because women now live in Baker Hall.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
2	No College Eye for next week
2	Famous People You'll Want to Know; Robert Moses	Biographical information on Robert Moses.
2	Watching the World	Comments on the news from around the United States and the world.
2	Iowa foreigners scathed	Critical of discrimination and prejudice against African-Americans and those of different ethnic backgrounds.
3	Religious groups highlight of activity	News from campus religious centers.
3	Nine new members initiated into K. P. B. A.	List of new members.
3	Music notes	Concert Band rehearsing; symphony orchestra still seeking members.
3	Lights at night aid public eye	Students must look hard to find privacy on campus.
3	Teachers alums take vows to love, honor and obey	News about recent marriages.
3	Members of teaching staff to attend A. C. E.
3	Books, texts and story to be on display here	Book companies will display school books.
3	Commons juke box brings business for shoe man	Frank Lapcheske talks about shoes and how they wear.
3	Watch your tans!	Urges care in exposure to sun.
3	Sports splashes gals and dashes	News on intramurals for women.
3	Notice	Asks Kappa Delta Pi members to register.
4	Teachers College graduates are now in various places and professions; many hold advanced degrees and executive positions	Description of the jobs and the locations of alumni.
4	Revision sought in elementary curriculum	Description of work by Professor Paul to update elementary curriculum.
4	50 years ago at teachers college	Quick look back at campus history.
4	Proclaim parley a success	Report on recent PTA conference.
4	Intramural kittenball teams are organized	Kittenball teams and a schedule of games are released.