Dating
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| Title | Date | Summary | ||
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| 301 |
Notice College Eye 32:39, p.3 |
7/18/1941 | May hold dance to which women may invite boyfriends from home. | |
| 302 |
It's fun to go to Teachers College Alumnus 25:3, p.7 |
7/1/1941 | Close look at opportunities and facilities for recreation in dormitories and on campus; photo. | |
| 303 |
Lights at night aid public eye College Eye 32:37, p.3 |
6/27/1941 | Students must look hard to find privacy on campus. | |
| 304 |
How do you make a date? Here are jo-eds' techniques College Eye 32:20, p.2 |
2/14/1941 | A look at the most popular dating lines. | |
| 305 |
Plan more informality for Commons College Eye 32:8, p.3 |
11/1/1940 | Hope to make dances and atmosphere less formal. | |
| 306 |
Crepe proves most popular fabric for date frocks, after a fashion College Eye 31:14, p.3 |
1/5/1940 | Advice on what to wear on a date. | |
| 307 |
Stay out of war, let men propose, election reveals College Eye 31:13, p.1 |
12/15/1939 | Thomas Dewey outpolls President Roosevelt, 576-487; students believe that the US should stay out of the war even if England and France are losing; both men and women believe that either gender should be able to ask for dates or to propose marriage. | |
| 308 |
Somebody got turned around here College Eye 31:11, p.3 |
11/24/1939 | Dennis McDonald gets corsage pinned by June Crabill. | |
| 309 |
Three questions put to students registering early College Eye 31:11, p.1 |
11/24/1939 | Will ask student opinion on a possible third term for President Roosevelt, the involvement of the US in the war in Europe, and the appropriate role for men and women in dating and marriage arrangements. | |
| 310 |
Survey reveals teachers can't College Eye 31:4, p.1 |
10/6/1939 | Report of an Ohio survey on appropriate behavior for teachers. | |
| 311 |
Other coeds in need of escorts College Eye 30:42, p.2 |
8/11/1939 | Dating services have been tried at TC several times before during summer terms with moderate success. | |
| 312 |
Rate yourself as a date; use these do's and don'ts College Eye 30:43, p.1 |
7/28/1939 | Prompted by an article in Your Life magazine; gives advice about dating. | |
| 313 |
College women devise system to score dates College Eye 30:40, p.2 |
7/21/1939 | Colors symbolize how well your date went to Radcliffe women. | |
| 314 |
Waitresses use date alibis College Eye 30:40, p.1 |
7/21/1939 | Women tell what they say when men ask them for a date. | |
| 315 |
Woo-woo! They get their men! College Eye 30:40, p.3 |
7/21/1939 | Bartlett Hall women take the initiative and ask Baker Hall men to a picnic. | |
| 316 |
Editorially speaking; the College Eye presents; campus views; significant events; coeds make rules College Eye 30:38, p.2 |
7/7/1939 | Advice for men on dating. | |
| 317 |
Belles in the heart College Eye 30:1, p.1 |
9/2/1938 | Student looks at picture of girlfriend; photo. | |
| 318 |
Identification of Meer twins complicates the date question College Eye 29:42, p.3 |
7/29/1938 | A look at some of the people in the Date Bureau files. | |
| 319 |
Ideal date: tall, dark, humorous College Eye 29:41, p.1 |
7/22/1938 | Managers of Date Bureau talk about their work. | |
| 320 |
Steps to dating College Eye 29:41, p.1 |
7/22/1938 | Students make use of the date bureau; photo. | |
| 321 |
Dating is simple now; Romance Bureau works College Eye 29:40, p.1 |
7/15/1938 | Now sorting and filing data cards. | |
| 322 |
Assist Cupid on college campus; Date Bureau is organized by McIlroy and Shephard College Eye 29:39, p.1 |
7/8/1938 | Baird McIlroy and Ray Shephard are organizing a Date Bureau. | |
| 323 |
Men reveal 'date' expenses College Eye 29:34, p.3 |
6/1/1938 | Men find that a date usually costs about $1. | |
| 324 |
Gold-digging off as coeds favor Dutch treating College Eye 29:28, p.3 |
4/15/1938 | Women express views on helping to pay for dates. | |
| 325 |
First soda of spring at Commons Alumnus 22:2, p.Outside back cover |
4/1/1938 | Students relax on porch of Commons; photo. | |
| 326 |
Men, did he say? There were bedbugs, too! Alumnus 22:2, p.10 |
4/1/1938 | Alumnus J. F. Doderer recalls first days on campus in 1887; sleeping quarters; limited menus; Halloween prank. | |
| 327 |
At the Commons for a January date Alumnus 22:1, p.Outside back cover |
1/1/1938 | Couple in doorway on winter evening; photo. | |
| 328 |
Rushees find no time for dating College Eye 29:13, p.3 |
12/10/1937 | Women have been busy with rush activities. | |
| 329 |
No showers for Bartlettites after curfew College Eye 29:10, p.2 |
11/12/1937 | New rules about shower schedules and dating behavior for Bartlett Hall. | |
| 330 |
The Line College Eye 29:1, p.1 |
9/9/1937 | Campus gossip. | |
| 331 |
The Line College Eye 28:36, p.2 |
6/11/1937 | Campus gossip. | |
| 332 |
Bartlett Hall Old Gold 0:0, p.34 |
6/1/1937 | Staff members; photos. | |
| 333 |
January Old Gold 0:0, p.128 |
6/1/1937 | Man and woman leave the Commons; photo. | |
| 334 |
Lost in a crowd College Eye 28:33, p.2 |
5/21/1937 | Unhappy with crowds of romantic couples on Bartlett Hall porch. | |
| 335 |
The Line College Eye 28:31, p.2 |
5/7/1937 | Campus gossip. | |
| 336 |
Feed that line! It really works College Eye 28:28, p.3 |
4/16/1937 | Professor Charles believes that women are more credulous than men. | |
| 337 |
Looking for a date College Eye 28:28, p.5 |
4/16/1937 | Charles Monroe isn't worried about finding a date with possibilities of Phyllis Moon, Evelyn Bretthauer, Dorothy Oleson, and Loraine Scherif; photo. | |
| 338 |
Bureau will date press delegates College Eye 28:27, p.1 |
4/9/1937 | Will serve as matchmakers for Press Prom. | |
| 339 |
Manners and rough diamonds Alumnus 21:2, p.5 |
4/1/1937 | Controversy follows letter in College Eye about men's manners. | |
| 340 |
Chips and Quibs College Eye 28:20, p.2 |
2/12/1937 | Campus observations. | |
| 341 |
Advertisement is posted; what results it gets College Eye 28:14, p.1 |
12/17/1936 | Woman responds to prank bulletin board posting that asked for a date for the Blue Key dance. | |
| 342 |
Off-campus girls discuss pick-up dates in meeting College Eye 28:9, p.3 |
11/6/1936 | Off-campus women oppose the practice of pick ups. | |
| 343 |
House presidents meet to discuss "pick-up" date College Eye 28:8, p.3 |
10/30/1936 | Consider disciplinary action for women who pick up dates. | |
| 344 |
Dorm entrances become crowed with late-comers just before ten College Eye 28:7, p.3 |
10/23/1936 | Florence Parry talks about the closing and checking procedures in Bartlett Hall. | |
| 345 |
Love is blind, can get along with small lamp College Eye 28:5, p.1 |
10/8/1936 | A look at the early days of ISTC as seen in the student newspaper. | |
| 346 |
Violation of old two-minute rule 'criminal' offense College Eye 28:5, p.1 |
10/8/1936 | A look at the old rule about the association of men and women. | |
| 347 |
Another Tuesday evening sing? Carpenter--Allan (Student--1937) College Eye 27:3, p.2 |
6/12/1936 | Man serenades a woman on a balcony. | |
| 348 |
Of Work and Play Old Gold 0:0, p.129 |
6/1/1936 | Fall photos. | |
| 349 |
"Ideal girl's" qualifications listed by Teachers fellows; personality ranked first; drinking and smoking are taboo College Eye 27:43, p.1 |
5/15/1936 | Men tell what they like in a woman. | |
| 350 |
Crime of selection responsible for establishing two-minute rule in '70's; many rules laid down in bygone days of normal institution College Eye 27:43, p.1 |
5/15/1936 | A look back at relations between men and women on the Normal School campus. |
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