College Eye — December 8, 1944

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Friday fun frolic initiated tonight	Will offer a variety of entertainment.
1	Seerley tops stamp sales with 100 percent	Overall ISTC goal is 90% participation.
1	Interim committee approves college budget for building	Approve $900,000 over next two years; will include funding for Student Health Services Building, A & I Building, Campus School, a new auditorium, and a new garage.
1	Tutor Ticklers, college variety may be revived	Tutor Tickler show was active from 1930-1939.
1	812 students sign for winter term
1	SFRC head appointed; Kough leads students in committee	Will meet to discuss student problems.
1	Attention graduates	Will receive placement information.
1	Chorus and orchestra will present Handel's 'The Messiah' December 17
1	Committee appointed for religious week
1	Folders offering ideas to help war effort on reserve in library	Notes other successful projects.
1	Hart 'rides' best-sellers for hobby	Mr. Hart talks about his work in compiling information about best-selling books.
2	Play to be presented by commerce students	Will present "Personality and your Job".
2	Groups build cooperation 'machinery'	Applauds formation of Student-Faculty Relations Committee.
2	Students vague on Student League	Some students do not understand the purposes of the Student League Board.
2	Clues to the News	World and national news
3	Girls organize intramural basketball	Six teams were formed.
3	Classwork with actual experience to be emphasized	Professor Douglas believes that high schools will feature classes as well as business experience.
3	Christian association has school days party	Students play in gym.
3	'Rushee Romp' is first rush event	Description of rush get-acquainted parties.
3	Fall graduate becomes assistant announcer	Eunice Baumgartner appointed.
3	Instructors to appear in local concert	Lester McCoy and George Samson will perform with Cedar Falls Women's Club.
3	Good budgeting may solve your study problems	Advice on budgeting time.
3	Rendezvous	Greek news.
4	The Line	Campus news and gossip.
4	Five students appear in afternoon recital	Performance programs.
4	Greenhouse tree provides romance	Romantic look at the poinciana tree.
5	Hamiltonians initiate twenty-one members	List of new members.
5	Soloists go to Pella	Professors Holst and De Jonge will perform.
5	Religious News	News from campus religious centers.
5	Commerce students learn new shorthand	Pi Omega Pi group learning "Thomas Natural" hand.
5	John Slacks in Florida	Studying school system there.
5	Gifts will go to 'Yanks who gave'	Program will gather gifts for hospitalized servicemen.