College Eye — July 24, 1942

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Page	Title	Summary
1	Students of music to appear July 28 on music program	List of performers.
1	Assembly on 'research for fun' is coming	Mr. Hart will talk about his historical research in Minnesota.
1	Henrikson to outline remedy for speech defects
1	Special numbers at first band concert; solo, trio highlights
1	Summer "studes" rug-cut pavement	Stephen Foster's Band provides the music for a Teachers College dance.
1	Frolickers let down hair at 'Gay Nineties' dance	Description of the dance.
1	Six week students end term	Highlights of farewell luncheon.
1	'Fats for the Japs' in explosives, says Getchell	Recovering fats from food products will contribute to the war effort.
1	Need of nautical property delays play rehearsals	Preview of "Excursion".
1	Gates to lead poetry hour on Jeffers' poetry
1	Louis Crowder presents recital	Performance review.
1	Writer of 'We Women' is student handbook editor
2	Plea for professionals to come down to earth	Asks professors to use simpler language when talking with students.
2	War is heck for us golfers these days	Rubber shortage means fewer golf balls will be available.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
2	Ask Aunt Emily	Advice column for Teachers College students.
2	Clues to the News	Describes upcoming programs on KXEL.
2	Watching the World	News from around the country and the world.
3	Former students navy honor men	Burtis Burow and John Geraghty honored.
3	Chance to improve garden bouquets by flower talks
3	Bible Conference held this week
3	Fall termers get final check-up
3	Seventh grade makes trip to band room
3	Fullerton directs assembly music	At Campus School.
3	Five new members initiated at tea into Beta Alpha Epsilon	List of initiates.
3	Students, faculty enjoy picnicking	Several groups have picnics.
3	Christie Tollefson is WAAC candidate for officer training
3	Conference meets; speakers explain consumer duties
3	'Diet variations' to be discussed at nutrition class
3	'Chapel Chimes' copies ready for distribution now
3	We Women	Suggests clothing that can match a woman's personality.
4	Sure-fire ways to flunk courses in 7 easy steps	Dean Nelson offers advice.
4	Study values of meat
4	'This above all' had no changes
4	Trimble's class seeks statistics on timely topics	Students look at statistics in everyday life.
4	Campus nine defeated	Several Panther baseball players gathered for a game against the Waterloo Colony Club.
4	Dandy-lions to win finals	Results of intramural softball.
4	Services held at Riverside Park
4	Apprenticeship meets approval for coming year	Arrangements made for special one-year rural teacher curriculum.
4	Hobby Shop features lettering
4	Students' quiz questions on teachers' speech	Try to match quotations with speakers.
4	Campanile tour to be conducted by Crawford
4	New recording room will be available for speech clinic	Description of new facilities.
4	Democratic theme used at reverences
4	Consumer's class study price ceilings
4	Red Oak has display of child books	Arranged by Miss Boehlje.
4	Children receive physical exams	Kindergarten children get exams.
4	Mrs. Malcolm Price speaks at K. P. B. A.