College Eye — March 3, 1943

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	New Waves group begins six weeks of basic training	Third contingent of WAVES will arrive soon; SPARS will not be part of group.
1	Military survey class passes inspection of President Price	Men finish ten weeks of class and drill with inspection; photo.
1	Service planned as adventure in religious understanding	Father W. R. Schulte will speak; photo.
1	Waves' day is filled with typical duties of seaman	A day in the life of a WAVE.
1	College professors to teach army; instruction will begin this week	Twenty professors will offer eight courses to 400 men; headquarters will be Seerley Hall.
1	Reveal schedule changes since first registration	Some professors have been switched in order to accommodate the Army Air Force detachment.
1	New college catalogues at Registrar's office
1	War Council bond drive triples goal	Has sold $1650 in bonds.
1	Winter term grades	Ready soon.
2	Let's talk it over with the editor	Discusses the bond drive organized by the Student War Council, and education after the war.
2	The Line	Comments on people and happenings on campus.
2	Ration rhyme	Short poem about rationing in World War I.
2	Behind Your Front Page	Discusses the tension in America aimed toward Japanese-Americans.
3	Dial Dope 1540	Announces upcoming broadcasts on KXEL.
3	Rendezvous	News about Greeks and their organizations.
3	Outlook for track team is gloomy	Track and field Coach Arthur Dickinson has lost many of his veterans to the military.
3	Will exhibit pictures of architectural styles
3	Point rationing will have slight effect on student eating	Quick look at philosophy of food rationing.
3	Star reporter Magee leaves typewriter for Uncle Sam's service	Lloyd Magee headed for Army.
3	Cancels debate meet	Due to changed academic calendar.
3	Blue Key receives nine new members	List of new members and officers.
3	'Eye' former managing editor called to Navy	Ed Turner called to service.
3	Iowa Eastern Star will award four $250 scholarships	Criteria for application.
3	First Post Office is established on campus	Thomas F. Saunders, Capt. Ransom K. Davis, George M. Henzel, and Margery M. Longbottom converse in the first Post Office to be established on the TC campus; photo.
3	Army, Navy, usual student parties on social calendar
4	Army and Navy	Welcome service personnel to community.
5	Navy 'slanguage' strange tongue to us collegians	Quick look at navy slang.
5	Saturday night baths aren't necessary to health says Rath	Professor Rath gives advice on taking, or not taking, baths.
5	Oliver 'Hon' Nordly fourth coach to leave for service	Coach Nordly was sworn into the Navy; photo.
5	Librarian joins Spars	Elsie Granseth joins the service.
5	Teachers College men marched in S.A.T.C. battalion almost twenty-six years ago	Brief history of the Student Army Training Corps during World War I; photo.
5	Church groups	News from campus religious centers.
6	Titsworth, Seidler take top spots with Mully third	Bob Titsworth and Dick Seidler took first place in scoring with 107 and 91 points, respectively.
6	Panther wrestlers tie with Spartans	TC tied Michigan State, 14-14.
6	Champion matmen finish careers	Leon Martin closed his collegiate wrestling career.
6	Panthers end cage season with 50-42 defeat of Maroons	TC defeated Morningside, 50-42.
6	Grapplers remain undefeated; Iowa State falls before purple matmen in season final	TC defeated Iowa State, 16-14.
6	Baker Hall I, Phi Sigs, Methodists, Wolves have perfect records	Results from men's intramural basketball competitions are posted.