College Eye — September 29, 1944

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Dr. Price to confer on rural schools in Washington D. C., next week
1	$50 check awaits group most active in war effort
1	Classes change time	Afternoon classes will begin fifteen minutes later.
1	Baker elects house council	List of council members.
1	Paintings of famous Belgian to be shown	Work by Celine Baekeland will be on display.
1	"Guinea pig' and light meter find library is 'in the dark'	Reporter with light meter finds library lighting inadequate; photo.
1	Fellows pop questions differently now	Women talk about the ways that men have proposed marriage to them.
1	Correspondent to speak; David Nichol, noted writer, here Tuesday
2	What about the non-participants?	Applauds an organized scheduling of organizational meetings; calls for greater attendance.
2	Readers' Review	Discusses "Strange Fruit," by Lillian Smith.
2	Clues to the News	World and national news.
3	Our social frontiers challenge new leaders says President Price	President Price talks about the qualities of leadership.
3	Helen Madsen selected for magazine board	Of home economics magazine.
3	Creative writers urged to contribute to 'Pen'
3	Campus School active in drive to aide Russians	Work on clothing collection and repair.
3	Student recitals begin today	List of performers.
3	Rendezvous	Greek events and activities.
4	Tutor Timetable	Campus events.
4	Star gazing part of science homework	Professor Scott points out the stars.
4	Football fans can see campus school games	Encourages students to attend the high school games; there is no college team.
4	Wave personalities in review; swimmer, ex-spar, 'E' winner on campus	Discusses some of the WAVES on campus.
4	Band gets personnel but still needs brass	List of personnel.
4	Lukes resume service