College Eye — December 11, 1942

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Penelope Scott honored by science fraternity	Earned trophy for showing the most promise in the future of physical science.
1	Chorus, symphony give 'Messiah'; traditional presentation is Sunday	Harald Holst and Edward Kurtz will direct the performance; photo.
1	Who's Who claims eighteen tutors on recent listing	Eighteen students have been chosen to appear in the 1942-43 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges.
1	All hands on 'desks'	Naval men will be on campus helping train women.
1	Navy blue comes to Teachers	WAVE recruits.
1	Honor students number ninety-seven for fall term	Earned grade point of 3.33 or above.
1	Prepare campus for WAVES; 1,050 trainees will arrive next Tuesday	WAVES will occupy Bartlett Hall starting next week.
1	Prepare campus for WAVES; 1,050 trainees will arrive next Tuesday	WAVES will occupy Bartlett Hall starting next week.
1	Notice	Deadline for Old Gold beauty contest is December 16.
1	Men 18 since June 30 register for draft this month	Freshmen who have turned 18 must register for the draft this month.
1	President greets the navy	President Price hopes the WAVES will enjoy being in Cedar Falls; photo.
2	The Line	Comments on people and happenings on campus.
2	Dial Dope 1540	Announces upcoming broadcasts on KXEL.
2	Here's low-down on government rationing	Lists everything that is rationed and explains why silk is not rationed.
2	Let's talk it over with the editor	Welcomes WAVES to campus; assures college draftees that the government will help them find jobs after the war; encourages students to buy Christmas seals.
2	Behind Your Front Page	Discusses Allied progress in Europe.
2	Gnawing at America's productive power	Buying Christmas seals will fund the fight against tuberculosis.
3	Women of Seerley get acquainted with new home	A committee was formed to draft a dormitory constitution.
3	Christmas carol service to be sung Tuesday	The tenth annual service will be held; twenty-eight people will sing.
3	Student Council urges sale of Christmas seals	Christmas seals will be used to raise money for the research and cure of tuberculosis.
3	Lawther sponsors varieties show Saturday night	After the basketball game, the show will take place in the Commons.
3	Panther Rhythm Club sends solid jive to hep cats	T. C.'s own swing band; photo.
3	Although cut one week short--winter term holds promise of great activity	Term will be eleven weeks instead of twelve; many activities are planned.
3	Church groups	News about campus religious groups.
3	Chapel service Sunday	Dr. Gerald Knoff's sermon is entitled "Good Christian Men Rejoice"; Sunday night forum will discuss "Christmas Music From Far and Near".
3	December 17 date for all-college Christmas party	All students, faculty members and their families are invited to Seerley Hall for the event.
5	Seven former T. C. students reported lost	Have passed away or been reported missing in action.
5	Students don't give enough attention to health--Durfee	Encourages students to get extra rest when needed.
5	'Teachers College of the Air' has far distant listeners	Programs get written responses from as far as Texas; photo.
5	Debaters will go to Omaha for tourney	Eight students will travel for the debate.
6	Rendezvous	News from Greek organizations.
6	All reserve programs halted by government	Only students who registered before December 5 will be approved for reserve units.
6	G. C. Loomer commissioned second lieut.	photo.
6	This collegiate world	Comments on the amount of make-up worn by collegiate women.
6	We should all do something	Everyone can do something to help the war effort.
6	Work being completed on January 'Alumnus'	Magazine will be sent to about 17,000 alumni.
7	Starters taking tips from "Hon" Nordly	Discussing how to beat their next opponents.
7	Tutors fall 50-35 before Loras Club	Lost first game of the season.
7	Swimmers organized; search for enthusiasts	Strong swimmers are encouraged to join the team.
7	Tutor Tidbits	Believes the reason T. C. lost to Loras is because ten of their thirteen players are from Chicago.
8	Tutor cage roster	Gives names and how much experience each player has.
8	Sodaks drop Panthers 46-27	South Dakota had more endurance than T. C; photo.
8	Purple cagers to entertain brace of Iowa teams; engage Loras and Grinnell in consecutive home encounters	Will play Grinnell next.
8	Twin terrors	Earl Schramm and Lauren Hagge have picked up basketball after football season ended; photo.
8	All-American team chosen by college sports writers	Four hundred eighty-two players were nominated nation-wide; five were honored from T. C.; photo.