College Eye — February 23, 1945

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Students aid drive	Ruth Coburn and Joyce Bertness speak on behalf of Red Cross.
1	Wisconsin handcraft exhibit to be displayed
1	Debate team wins two victories at Denver contest	Arloie Bottorff and Ruth Coburn are victorious.
1	America is 'Home' now says student speaker	Lola Mayer is on campus to promote World Student Service Fund.
1	Dance festival will be tonight	Will feature Danish, Swedish, English, and American folk dances.
1	W. S. S. F. tops goal with three hundred	SCA sponsors drive that nets over $300 for World Student Service Fund.
1	Pride in American music is keynote for Westminster Choir performance
1	Fifty volunteers will give blood
1	From Auditorium to igloo goes KXEL	Mr. Hake talks about the letters he receives from radio listeners.
1	SCA to promote membership drive
1	Teacher shortage to be even greater	E. W. Goetch reports on the serious shortage of teachers.
1	Old Gold Beauties reign; judge picks seven coeds during dance	Lee Baron selects Old Gold Beauties; photo.
2	Optional attendance permitted	Discusses attendance policies.
2	Common problems	EPC hears students' complaints about their studies and college life.
2	Clues to the News	World and national news.
3	Faculty Dames meeting
3	Tobacco in Greenhouse and still no cigarettes	Roger Wardin talks about raising tobacco in the Greenhouse.
3	Easy life does not prevent early old age, says Dr. H. Earl Rath	Professor Rath presents ideas on ways to enhance and enjoy life.
3	FBLA to hold meeting
3	Your lost is found at Business Office	A quick look at the contents of the college lost and found.
3	Lawther singers organize chorus	Forty-five women participate.
3	E. E. Watson publishes theory of gravitation
3	Many former graduates enter missionary work	About thirty-two alumni are known to be missionaries.
3	Earlier courses in observation prove valuable	Professor Denny believes that students benefit from beginning class observation early in their studies.
3	Rendezvous	Greek news.
4	Bridge plans cancelled
4	Public schools give music prominence in leisure activities, says Dr. Kurtz	Professor Kurtz tells why music should be studied in public schools.
4	Religious News	Campus religious organizations and activities.
4	The Line	Campus news and gossip.
4	Junior Chance team top in league II	Summarizes the game.
4	Campus teacher is music club president	Mildred Luce will head group composed of music faculty at area high schools.