College Eye — November 5, 1943

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	College dance announced; informality is keynote for the dancers
1	Aviation awards presented Sunday in colorful review	Four families honored with presentation of medals.
1	Gold star now honors thirteen war heroes	Thirteen have given their lives.
1	Registration to be held November 9-12
1	'Mighty Midget,' now Marine fighter, blasts seven Jap planes from skies	1st Lieutenant Howard Finn talks about his war experiences.
1	Symphony orchestra concert Sunday	Program for performance and list of players.
1	War Activities committee formulates plans for all-student stamp drive	Lengthy description of the sales plans.
1	New group of Air Corps men arrives
1	KXEL history told at annual T. C. reunion	Joe DuMond will speak.
1	Tutor Timetable	Events and meetings scheduled; scavenger hunt; varieties; life saving corps; play night.
2	Campus Speaks	Professor Brown does not think military training is necessary in high school.
2	Your favorite magazine	New books, magazines, and exhibits available at the library.
2	There's proof in applause	Appreciated performance by James Melton.
2	"We want you to know . . . ."	Letter to editor explaining how the Wesley Foundation is working for the war effort.
2	Watching the World	Gives opinion on important meeting in Moscow, and how American ambassadors should react.
3	Conditioning class included in W. A. A. list of activities	Schedule of recreational activities.
3	Jessie Parker to speak on Iowa education	At FTA meeting.
3	Theta Alpha Phi holds annual breakfast event	At the Harts' home.
3	Elizabeth Nyholm gives exhibit on selection of children's playthings	Develops posters illustrating toys.
3	Rendezvous	News about Greeks and their organizations.
3	We Women	Encourages being prepared for each new week and taking it on with determination.
3	Blackout time now set at eleven o'clock for Lawther Hall boarders
4	Meet the Army!	Profile of Robert Shiveley.
4	WACs may now request assignment for service in Army Air Force	Rules for military recruitment.
4	Musicians of renown now 'Cadet Quintet'	Will appear at variety show.
4	Lt. Henderson becomes bride of Charles Hearst at double-ring event	Gladys Henderson has been in Cedar Falls with WAVES since December 1942.
4	Army show hits new high
5	Caution necessary to prevent tuberculosis	Urges testing and prevention.
5	Campus Tours	Gives out interesting information of happenings on other campuses.
5	Dial Dope	Announces upcoming broadcasts on KXEL.
5	Iowa Teachers First remains active group despite war situation	Still seeking strong students to attend ISTC.
5	Religious activities	News about campus religious centers.
5	Soloist, pianist will give student recital	Donagene Runft and Ruth Larson will perform.
5	Backstage crew vital in success of "Papa is All"	A look at the work of the stage crew.
6	The Line	Comments on people and happenings on campus.
6	Mayer's class learns super salesmanship; key to sales resistance	Students learn to give and resist sales pitches.
6	Local teachers attend convention	Home Economics faculty attend state meeting.
6	Campus high P. T. A. holds general meeting
6	Local F. T. A. chapter announces year's goal	Aiming for 100% membership.
6	Little Tutors win over Traer in last North Iowa conference game
6	Teachers College dons formal atmosphere for Melton concert	Review of James Melton appearance.