College Eye — July 17, 1942

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Cast chosen, practicing on 'Excursion,' summer play	List of cast members; play preview.
1	Chicagoans to speak at term graduation	Winfred Garrison and William Ogburn will speak.
1	Nuhn to read Frost's poetry
1	One sure way to beat the heat	Teachers College students swim at the Cedar Falls Municipal pool; photo.
1	Consumer interest groups confer on campus Tuesday	Will talk about government control of economy.
1	Pavement scene of dance tonight
1	Knoff speaks at chapel
1	Professors bring dignity and culture to hay fields	John Dietrich and John Horns help on Jim Hearst's farm.
1	New radio station begins successful broadcasting	Station goes on air July 14; President Price and Mr. Hart outline purposes of ISTC participation.
1	Piano recital to feature Louis Crowder	Former professor will perform; photo.
1	Bakerites bid adieu	With picnic.
2	Kindergartners to have examinations	For health.
2	Topic for assembly is on speech defects	E. H. Henrikson will speak.
2	Sixty teachers picnic
2	Usual complaints bring up late hours question	Compares the curfew for women at the Teachers College with the curfew for women at other colleges and universities around the country.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
2	For a tough job morale's the recipe	Encourages students to take part in campus wide activities.
2	Can price ceilings be maintained?	Discusses the effect that the war is having on the U. S. economy.
2	Today in Hyde Park	Asks the College Eye to print the words to the T. C. Loyalty Song.
2	Clues to the News	Describes KXEL's first radio broadcast and upcoming schedule.
2	Watching the World	News from around the country and the world.
3	Tips given on ethics codes for teachers
3	Knitting, sewing quota completed	Red Cross group completes eight sweaters, eight skirts, and eight shirts.
3	Speakers on draft will probably visit Sunday
3	Grotto of Salvation creates new world interesting sea life	Al Krogh creates grotto at 2010 Clay Street.
3	Last physicals for six-weekers July 21
3	Ten men begin civilian pilot training course	Eight weeks of intensive training begins.
3	Health service given	Description of services and facilities.
3	We Women	Describes the proper clothing for women to wear while playing tennis and biking.
3	Seerley boys awarded prize at housing sing
3	Luncheon climaxes summer activities
3	Family class makes cakes, plans lunches	A look at the work in Professor Nyholm's class.
3	McGranahan leaves for Army July 15	Will go to California.
3	Summer symphony presents concert	Performance program.
3	Flower-lovers see what's new
3	Rural nominees meet in Campus School
3	Apprentice teachers meet Monday
4	Clothing class goes 'straying' in Waterloo	Visit Black's Department Store.
4	College Garden offers variety of advantages	History and description of the College Garden.
4	Red Oak school continues term
4	Violinist, pianist present concert	Review of performance by Weinstine and Gerhardt.
4	Stanley Wood, originator of 'Line', returns	Brief profile of Stanley Wood.
4	Mathematics Forum meets for first time	Professor Condit speaks.
4	Band will present opening concert	Will feature clarinet trio.
4	Counselor	Teachers College alumni Dorothy Winter is the new counselor of the Westminster Foundation.
4	Putting out a newspaper takes plenty of time	A look at the work involved in putting out the College Eye.
4	Navy transfers former student	John Ferring now stationed in Florida.
4	Provision made for student loans	Federal aid available.
4	Intramural ball games under way	Schedule of the final three women's intramural softball games.