College Eye — November 2, 1945

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Homecoming events	Schedule of Homecoming events.
1	"T. C.' tramps take over for Cut Day	Description of Cut Day activities; photo.
1	Homecoming starts today; grads to be welcomed by student body	Description of activities.
1	C. H. Munson to speak at student convocation on Tuesday morning	Convocation sponsored by FTA.
1	League examines smoking situation	Attempting to find appropriate rules and regulatory body with regard to smoking by women in dorms.
1	Emerson returns from Florida trip	Had been visiting father.
2	Religious News	Schedules of activities at campus religious centers.
2	Letter to the editor	Student wonders about the Campanile clock and campaniling.
2	Draft call may now be postponed says Dr. Riebe	College students may have induction postponed.
2	League should handle smoking issue	Lawther Hall women believe that college should provide locations on campus in which smoking is allowed.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
2	From friend to friend	President Price welcomes back alumni.
2	The News Call	Comments on news from around the World and the United States; conditions of Jews in Europe, fighting in China, government problems in Brazil, and the U. S. Navy.
3	Guests entertained at Seerley Hall dinner
3	Roosevelt first in new radio series	Preparing for new radio series.
3	Lawther Hall tea will honor alums	At Homecoming.
3	Goetch speaks today at state conference	On placement.
3	Curtain rises on 'Listen, Professor'	Review of the play; photo.
3	Homecoming will mean fun for present and future alums	Students and alums will enjoy the activities.
4	Bartlett bulletin boards feature seasonal topics
4	Sunny Jim, Pete are a small part of 'gym' setup	Description of the large collection of equipment of the Department of Physical Education for Women.
4	John Everton to speak Wednesday at S. C. A. membership dinner	Profile of John Scott Everton, who has worked in India; photo.
4	'What in your opinion is a possible solution of the smoking situation?' Here are what some students think	ISTC students offer opinions on providing women places in which they can smoke.
4	R to nine is count used by registrar	Uses duodecimal system for certain data.
4	Alum sisters eat midnight snacks with newly installed sorority members	Greek organization news.
5	Beverly Smith finds teaching isn't any harder than college	Beverly Smith talks about her first year of teaching; photo.
6	Basketball to follow in wake of football as cagers practice	The TC basketball team has been preparing in the off season with weight training and are looking forward to practices starting soon.
6	Hockey scheduled for returning alumni	A hockey game will be played between the senior and junior physical education majors and retaining alumni of the Department of Physical Education for Women.
6	Athletes' Footnotes	Comments on the history of football on the TC campus.
6	Starbeck on radio	Mr. Hake will interview him.
6	Panthers risk home, North Central records; face South Dakota state's improved team Saturday	TC to play South Dakota State for Homecoming game.
6	Campus High ends season with 4-1 Iowa-Cedar mark
6	Learn football's ABC's in gym demonstration	375 TC students attend the football demonstration given by coach Starbeck and eleven TC players.
7	E. Stanley Jones spoke Wednesday at convocation	Excerpts from address on the atomic bomb.
7	Sound film featured at F. B. L. A meeting	Deals with typing methods.
7	Teachers College claims the largest pool in the Midwest	Description of the women's pool.
7	Baker and Seerley offer recreation in spite of many Sunday sleepers	Dorms feature library, pool tables, card tables, and piano.
7	Social distance survey is taken	Professor Denny conducts survey on how far students would go in relations with other nationalities.
8	Mathematics emphasis will not change now that was is over, says Van Engen	Professor Van Engen talks about the continuing importance of mathematics education.
8	Twelve students take rural test	For rural teaching certification.
8	English freshmen are introduced to library	Marybelle McClelland will lead tours.
8	Nursery School tomatoes live on	Nursery School garden still bearing vegetables.
8	Bartlett Hall pianos attract many players	Currently have three pianos; hope to have fourth soon.
8	School graduate has her fourth book published	Becky Clock Imhoff publishes under the name of Betty Peckham.