College Eye — March 12, 1943

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Joyce Maxwell will head Women's League next year	List of other officers.
1	Jean Ferguson adds 'feminine touch' to campus radio studio	Serving as assistant to Mr. Hake.
1	Dr. Robinson will speak at forum
1	Seventy-nine rate Honor Roll; three have 4-point average	List of Honor Roll students.
1	Lawther girls at home on Sunday from one to five	Will entertain Army men.
1	Student-army party scheduled March 20	Student Council will sponsor party.
1	Baker residents plan dorm dinner Saturday	Will replace cancelled Farmer's Frolic.
1	Navy opens new V-12 program; tests given to entrants here April 2	Procedures and criteria for new reserve training program.
1	Hail to the chiefs'	Malcolm Price, Capt. Ransom K. Davis, and Capt. Julian T. Leonard discuss plans for the success of the college and the army and navy training programs; photo.
1	Army on campus has strenuous fitness program	Description of the physical training program.
1	Schaefer new president of Ellen Richards Club	Luverne Schaefer elected; list of other officers.
1	No 'Old Golds' sold after five today	Order deadline approaches.
1	Six former students in army group	Six men who attended ISTC are in the Army Air Corps group now training on campus; list of those men.
1	War activities directory	Schedule of war-related activities.
1	Poet Carl Sandburg coming to campus this term	Professor Reninger convinces Carl Sandburg to return; photo.
1	Attention seniors	Should register with Placement Bureau.
2	Bridge fans will gather tonight	May hold tournament in future.
2	Let's talk it over with the editor	Encourages teachers to take pride in what they do, because they are teaching the next generation of leaders.
2	The Line	Comments on people and happenings on campus.
2	Dial Dope 1540	Announces upcoming broadcasts on KXEL.
2	Hospital kept busy upon arrival of Army Air Corps	Health Services is charged with care of Army Air Corps training detachment.
2	Behind Your Front Page	Claims that the 'post-war aspirations' of the Soviet Union, Britain, and even the United States are unclear.
3	Rendezvous	News about Greeks and their organizations.
3	Church groups	News about campus religious organizations.
3	Playwriting event open to Teachers College students	Professor Strayer will assist students who wish to enter national contest.
3	Meal planning class will demonstrate rationing problems	Home economics students and faculty will put on demonstration.
3	Soph. students scheduled to take tests March 25, 26	Will participate in national sophomore testing program for tenth year.
3	J. A. McBurney shows types of interviews to future teachers	Waverly superintendent will demonstrate interviews.
3	Mildred Holly resigns position as assistant in Publications Bureau	Will go to Arizona.
3	Student recital will be presented today
3	Dr. Goetch will attend Des Moines convention	Will make presentation there.
4	Tutor athletic staff forced to cancel competitive sports	Although men's track and field will still compete this spring, the golf, baseball, and tennis teams will not because of the limited enrollment of men at TC.
4	Teachers host to Iowa swimmers	TC will host the Iowa men's and women's AAU swimming and diving championship tournament.
4	South Dakota State cagers take North Central Loop crown	TC fell to seventh place in the North Central Conference standings.
4	Four teams reach semi-finals; Methodists, Baker Hall, Phi Sigs, Wolves battle in intramurals	The Phi Sigs and the Wolves are still undefeated as the intramural basketball competition enters the semi-finals.