College Eye — October 19, 1945

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Ten majors pledged to music fraternity	List of new Sigma Alpha Iota members.
1	Japs know defeat now, says Shelley	Jack Shelley talks about his observations in Japan.
1	Kathleen Quirk died Saturday in Sioux City	Had become suddenly ill while at home.
1	Plan Homecoming events; students are responsible for events	Description of activities.
1	Don't apple polish, says professor, it's not as foolproof as you think	Professor believes he can tell flattery from honest interest.
1	Dads' Day of '45 to be remembered	Fathers enjoy campus visit; photo.
1	Rafael de Silva swings out South American style Sunday
1	Religious conference calls Teachers College SCA members to Boone
2	Homecoming and Cut Day, all in one? Yes? No?	Students answer this week's question, should cut day be on the Friday of Homecoming?
2	Faculty men active in War	Fifteen faculty took an active role in service; eight are still serving.
2	Homecoming depends on you	Students want to show alumni how proud they really are of Teachers College.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
2	The News Call	American troops are rushed to Palestine, more strikes in Chicago, and news from Japan and Argentina.
3	Music instructor again on campus after discharge	Professor Bock fought in Europe; participated in Battle of the Bulge.
3	Now in Manila, plans his return to States	Wayne Roth will be returning soon.
3	College Players study 'Strange Interlude'
3	Fashions, dress styles featured in 'charm room'	Displays textiles, cosmetics, and other fashion aids.
3	Religious News	Schedules of activities at campus religious centers.
3	Miss Hunter to speak at weekly coffee hour	Will discuss trip to Mexico.
3	Beauty rituals and hell week paddles give coed trouble; hell week paddles in fullest swing, honorable activities humbling preps	A look at pledging and initiation.
3	Beauty rituals and hell week paddles give coeds trouble; nightly beauty rituals begin at zero hour for all girl dorm inmates	A look at the process of washing and setting hair.
4	Athletes' Footnotes	Comments on the outstanding outcome at the recent football game.
4	Little Tutors risk unbeaten record	The Little Tutors of the Campus School face Ackley in a football game today; both teams are undefeated.
4	Unbeaten Hamline Tutor foe Saturday; will stay in Fairbault; on to St. Paul	The Tutor gridmen travel to St. Paul, Minnesota, in hopes of capturing a win.
4	Foursomes to hit par in WRA golf round	Women interested in playing golf are invited to join a foursome.
4	Basketball squad drills thrice weekly; anticipates early return of Hon Nordly	TC men are excited for the upcoming basketball season.
4	Physical education majors and minors to picnic Saturday
4	The Pen calls for poems and stories
5	Are silent men deep thinkers? It's just superstition. Not many think	Professor Denny gives test on superstitions.
5	T. C. graduate of '40 works on atomic bomb	Dorothea Feisner Sacher worked in Chicago lab.
5	Iowa teaching salaries are rising, says Denny	But they are rising slowly.
5	Dads watch Panthers trip Loras, 19-14	The gridmen came out with a surprising victory over Loras College on Dad's Day; photo.
5	Various green cap styles modeled by freshman girls	Freshmen wear their beanies in unusual ways.
6	'Pop' Mortensen saves many soles	College Hill businessman talks about repairing shoes; photo.
6	SCA sponsors Friday night brotherhood trip	Will visit Catholic Church.
6	Son of professor takes position in Nebraska	John Lynch will teach at Chadron, Nebraska.
6	Dr. Price to speak at Chicago alum meet
6	Anthony speaks at F. B. L. A. meet	Cedar Falls newspaper publisher talks about business experiences.
6	Hamilton Club preps will give speeches	Will hold extemporaneous speaking contest.
6	Sororities and frats is forum topic again
6	"Listen, Professor" cast is announced; Strayer selects cast, stage crew for fall drama	Brief preview; list of cast and crew.
6	Weekend activities galore for students on campus	Will feature picnic and dance.