College Eye — December 1, 1944

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Students organize Christian association	Will replace United Student Movement; list of officers.
1	Fifteen men report for basketball season	The team will play in Waterloo.
1	Seal sales begin	Torch and Tassel will sell Christmas Seals.
1	Torch and Tassel initiates seniors	List of new members.
1	1938 graduate becomes Commons social director	Profile of Ruth Cameron Anderson; photo.
1	Change meeting date
1	Student operator is also water boy	Eunice Baumgartner talks about her work in the radio studio.
1	College asks for buildings; repairs and replacements also wanted	President Price outlines building and repair program to accommodate postwar enrollment.
1	$50 in awards to be given contributors to war effort	Criteria for judging contributions.
1	24 students graduate end of fall	List of graduates.
1	Collective air force must stop future aggressions, says Jackh	Ernest Jackh gives views on dealing with aggression in the world; believes nations must unite to deal with it.
1	Music group initiates pledges, patronesses	List of new pledges.
2	Seals wage battle against T. B.	Urges people to purchase Christmas Seals.
2	Earlier observation say seniors	Discusses problems with preparing for student teaching.
2	Dial Dope	Events on KXEL radio.
2	Clues to the News	World and national news.
3	Teacher shortage continues, Goetch	Outlines areas of critical shortages; believes postwar situation will make problem worse.
3	Rendezvous	Greek events and activities; tips for rushees.
3	Students appear in recital today	Performance programs.
3	Fred Cram taken Ill	Recovering, but will not return to work until January 1.
3	Yearbook sales begin
3	Faculty shops early to relieve St. Nick	Faculty tell how them accomplished their Christmas shopping.
4	The Line	Campus news and gossip.
4	Olive Barker visits fraternity chapters	Will visit northwest chapters of SAI.
4	Four years training for teachers in future, visiting dean believes	Excerpts from address by Jessie Pangburn.
4	Women more trouble says veteran janitor	Bert Corning talks about the changes he has seen on campus in his twenty-three years as janitor.