Men

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#	Title	Date	Summary
201	Collegians 'retarded' College Eye 50:18, p.3	02/06/1959	A clipping from a recent Des Moines Register about dating.
202	Untitled College Eye 50:14, p.2	12/19/1958	Asks for a more relaxed and free-thinking social atmosphere on campus.
203	Untitled College Eye 50:9, p.2	11/07/1958	Discusses recent activities at a dance.
204	Trend is toward more men Business Education teachers College Eye 48:36, p.3	07/19/1957	Professor Douglas talks about the trends in the field.
205	Women petition for dress pants College Eye 46:32, p.7	05/27/1955	Women petition for men to wear dress pants for dinner in Commons.
206	Inquiring reporter College Eye 45:39, p.2	07/30/1954	Asks how men can be brought into the teaching profession.
207	Untitled College Eye 45:37, p.3	07/16/1954	Students express views on question of extra pay for married male teachers.
208	Blames incompatible attitudes, shortage of men on campus for mediocre school social quotient College Eye 45:20, p.2	02/19/1954	Replies to recent article in the College Eye entitled "How's your social quotient?"
209	Canoeing Old Gold 0:0, p.13	06/01/1952	A female and male student are shown paddling across the pond; photo.
210	Ice Skating Old Gold 0:0, p.11	06/01/1952	A male student is shown helping a female student tie her skates; photo.
211	Shade Tree Old Gold 0:0, p.12	06/01/1952	A female student is shown seated under a tree, while a male student is looking down at her; photo.
212	What difference? College Eye 43:27, p.2	04/25/1952	Contends that smoking is a right, and it shouldn't affect a woman's employment opportunities.
213	Many girls missed their chance . . . College Eye 43:14, p.2	01/18/1952	Comments on the opportunity missed by women who did not take advantage of the Lover's Leap dance.
214	New men's dorm seems more essential than new North Hall College Eye 43:8, p.2	11/09/1951	There is not enough living space for the men; Stadium Hall is not the answer.
215	Defending champs . . . . College Eye 41:30, p.1	05/12/1950	Baker Hall men practicing songs for the All-Campus Sing.
216	Men prove to be versatile when it comes to working College Eye 41:18, p.6	02/03/1950	Describes jobs that men have around town.
217	Sig Taus tip Alpha Chis in overtime tilt College Eye 41:15, p.5	01/13/1950	A schedule is given of the upcoming games.
218	Students no smarter after 2 years of college; they just know more College Eye 41:12, p.4	12/09/1949	Results are given of a test that was administered to students when they entered college and at the end of their sophomore year.
219	Missing manners College Eye 41:7, p.2	10/28/1949	Student complains about the rudeness of men on campus.
220	Lawther transfer women compare campuses; find TC men independent College Eye 41:1, p.6	09/16/1949	"Buddie Week" was held.
221	Problems of men's housing are being studied College Eye 40:33, p.1	06/24/1949	Rooming house list under development; on-campus facilities remain very crowded.
222	Fellows can learn to mend, darn socks, says economist College Eye 40:31, p.3	06/10/1949	Professor Sutherland believes that men can and should take home economics courses.
223	College will list approved houses College Eye 40:30, p.6	05/13/1949	Will re-establish practice of developing an approved list of rooming houses for men.
224	Hilltopics; fashion notes College Eye 40:10, p.2	11/19/1948	Gives men current fashion tips.
225	Men make comeback against campus female pet peeve College Eye 39:40, p.5	07/30/1948	Men are dissatisfied with behavior and dress of women; photo.
226	Housing facilities filling up fast says Dean Ellis College Eye 39:39, p.1	07/23/1948	All campus rooms for men are filled; has list of one hundred men who need off-campus housing.
227	TC women voice objections to men on campus College Eye 39:39, p.3	07/23/1948	Critical of behavior, speech, and clothes.
228	Clothing tips for the Easter parade College Eye 39:24, p.6	03/26/1948
229	Hilltopics College Eye 39:27, p.2	03/19/1948	Members of the College Eye staff were disappointed to find that men's fashion was taking a turn towards conservatism.
230	Apologies for unpressed jeans College Eye 39:19, p.2	02/13/1948	Apologizes, with sarcasm, for not appearing "sporty" at all times.
231	Men want women to wear "Sunday best," rule out jeans College Eye 39:19, p.4	02/13/1948	Men tell what they like women to wear.
232	Fellows' clothes are sporty says majority of women College Eye 39:18, p.7	02/06/1948	Women express views on clothing of ISTC men.
233	Room wanted . . . College Eye 39:14, p.2	01/09/1948	Comments on the lack of an off-campus men's lounge.
234	Men refuse to be shadowed; adopt the 'new look' fashions College Eye 39:8, p.6	11/07/1947	Fashion advice to men.
235	The tempo is terrific Alumnus 31:4, p.1	10/01/1947	Fall 1947 enrollment is 2804, including 1405 men. Both are record high levels.
236	Gym Gems College Eye 39:2, p.5	09/26/1947	Explores what foods men like to have at picnics.
237	Popcorn popular, girls stand treat College Eye 38:43, p.3	08/15/1947	Popcorn stand owner Peter Struyk talks about the way that men and women behave around his business.
238	Dean Ellis says need for rooms next year College Eye 38:38, p.1	07/11/1947	Need about two hundred off-campus rooms for men.
239	Beard announces best enrollment of college men College Eye 38:37, p.1	06/27/1947	Large number of men includes veterans who are eager to complete their schooling.
240	Survey of Campus Opinion College Eye 38:26, p.3	04/04/1947	Students reply to the question: "Are men more intelligent than women.
241	More men teachers are needed in schools Alumnus 31:2, p.14	04/01/1947	Campus School principal Marna Peterson explains why students need teachers of both genders.
242	Vets do chores while wives work, study College Eye 38:24, p.6	03/21/1947	A look at the way student families juggle child care, housework, school, and jobs; photo.
243	Purses, billfolds emptied, blushing owners reveal loot College Eye 38:17, p.6	01/24/1947	A look at the contents of women's purses and men's billfolds.
244	More men on campus than women now College Eye 38:13, p.7	12/13/1946	Enrollment total is 2371; Marshall Beard talks about enrollment trends.
245	Signs of a big year Alumnus 30:4, p.1	10/01/1946	Fall enrollment is 2477 made up of 1227 men and 1259 women; unprecedented male-female balance; housing stretched to limits.
246	Recreation rooms converted to dorm space Public Relations News Release 1946:270, p.1	08/16/1946	Recreation rooms in Bartlett Hall and Seerley Hall are now available to house an additional forty women and twenty five men. Fall enrollment is expected to double last fall's mark of 1,228.
247	Housing tight for coming year Public Relations News Release 1946:256, p.1	07/26/1946	President Price stated that classroom facilities are available for 200 more students; providing they can find housing.
248	Say, gals, you gotta rate if you're gonna be whistle-bait College Eye 37:40, p.1	07/26/1946	Advice to women on how to be attractive to men.
249	Male enrollment increase Public Relations News Release 1946:175, p.1	06/03/1946	Early registration indicates that four hundred twenty men have already registered for classes. This is an increase of over one hundred sixty.
250	Men's Intramurals Old Gold 0:0, p.201	06/01/1946	Men continue to participate in intramurals at ISTC; photo.
251	Enrollment continues upward trend Alumnus 30:2, p.1	04/01/1946	Spring term enrollment is 1497, of whom 555 are men; 447 are veterans; 46 students completed special six week session for veterans.
252	Veterans return verbal slap as they uphold men students College Eye 37:21, p.2	02/15/1946	Student comments on an editorial in the last College Eye; believes that the student was wrong to accuse all men of these actions.
253	Male species slapped-hard! College Eye 37:20, p.2	02/08/1946	Angry student comments on the attitude of the men on TC campus after returning from war.
254	Roommate prefers 'wolfing' weekend to jolting home via stuffy bus College Eye 37:20, p.6	02/08/1946	Weekend plans.
255	More men enroll for winter quarter Alumnus 30:1, p.2	01/01/1946	Winter term enrollment is 1261, including 297 men; 170 of the men are veterans; sixty-five of the men are married.
256	Enrollment increases 41% Alumnus 29:4, p.30	10/01/1945	1228 students registered for Fall 1945, including 202 men; 866 students, including 81 men, registered in Fall 1944; 58 of the Fall 1945 men are veterans.
257	Ruth O. McCarn to lead discussion on "Love and Marriage" Public Relations News Release 1945:89, p.1	04/04/1945	Student Christian Association sponsors Northwestern University counselor to women as discussion leader.
258	Questions, problems provide springboard for college forums College Eye 36:7, p.1	10/20/1944	Professors Bodein and Gates will lead discussions.
259	Why aren't you in the Army? College Eye 35:38, p.5	07/14/1944	Men students face the question of why they are not in military service.
260	Men students to occupy Baker Hall Next fall; women, Seerley Hall College Eye 35:36, p.1	06/30/1944	Lawther Hall overcrowding should be relieved; dorms being prepared for students; WAVES will remain in Bartlett Hall.
261	What women will wear!---says Joe College College Eye 35:27, p.5	04/14/1944	Students give opinion on the clothing choices of women.
262	War time campus College Eye 35:3, p.2	09/24/1943	Talks about the campus without the presence of the men who are off fighting.
263	Bigger job than ever for Dean Reed College Eye 35:2, p.1	09/17/1943	Dean Reed is still in charge of men's dorm facilities even though they are now occupied by military personnel; located rooming house facilities for the few men who are enrolled; fraternities not active this year.
264	Class in school laws has 40 per cent men College Eye 34:34, p.3	06/25/1943
265	Men's grade points rise this spring dean's office says College Eye 34:27, p.3	04/23/1943	Dean Reed speculates that the men are more dedicated to their studies now.
266	Notes of a novice College Eye 34:26, p.2	04/02/1943	Comments on the former TC men in the services, and on the appearance of the average TC woman.
267	Tutor athletic staff forced to cancel competitive sports College Eye 34:21, p.4	03/12/1943	Although men's track and field will still compete this spring, the golf, baseball, and tennis teams will not because of the limited enrollment of men at TC.
268	Assembly will explain reserve plan to men College Eye 34:8, p.1	10/30/1942	Professor Riebe will talk about options for military service.
269	Notice men! College Eye 34:6, p.1	10/16/1942	Men asked to fill out questionnaire on military service.
270	Induction accommodations planned for reserves College Eye 34:3, p.1	09/25/1942	Men will not need to interrupt studies to travel to Des Moines; outline of training programs for men.
271	Forty men return for summer school College Eye 33:35, p.3	06/12/1942	Comparable to last summer's enrollment.
272	Today in Hyde Park College Eye 33:35, p.2	06/12/1942	Describes the friendly relationship between President Price and the men on campus.
273	Evening dress for men turns informal College Eye 33:34, p.3	06/03/1942
274	Spring spree is stag line and date affair College Eye 33:23, p.3	03/13/1942	Individual tickets will be sold, not just tickets for couples; men allowed to cut in during dances.
275	Notice to men College Eye 33:16, p.1	01/16/1942	Urges men to take math courses so that they will be better prepared for military service.
276	'All men are rats' girl's group says College Eye 33:14, p.4	12/19/1941
277	Today in Hyde Park College Eye 32:40, p.2	07/25/1941	Defends men against charges of women.
278	Coeds think beauty expensive College Eye 32:39, p.3	07/18/1941	Men and women talk about what they spend for personal items.
279	Today in Hyde Park; Baker fate forecast College Eye 32:37, p.2	06/27/1941	Complaint that men having nothing to themselves at TC any longer because women now live in Baker Hall.
280	Hyde Park; come on fellows--let's dance College Eye 32:35, p.2	06/13/1941	Urges men to join the dancing at the recreational dances.
281	Joeds aren't what they used to be College Eye 32:17, p.4	01/24/1941	Graduate of ISTC forty-five years ago makes comments on how men's dress has become sloppier over the years.
282	It isn't what it ought to be; the editors turn College Eye 32:11, p.2	11/22/1940	Comments on Miss Osborne's thoughts about the male students at ISTC.
283	Sleepy heads take notice College Eye 31:40, p.3	07/26/1940	Comparison of the chores that men and women face in the morning.
284	Housekeeper says men's rooms are first in neatness College Eye 31:11, p.3	11/24/1939	"Men are better housekeepers," says one housekeeper.
285	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.
286	Notice College Eye 30:42, p.3	08/11/1939	Society page is dedicated to the men on the campus; both feature columns were written by men.
287	College men pet peeves College Eye 30:38, p.3	07/07/1939
288	Editorially speaking; the College Eye presents; campus views; significant events; coeds make rules College Eye 30:38, p.2	07/07/1939	Advice for men on dating.
289	Coeds launch counter-attack on the men College Eye 30:21, p.1	02/24/1939	Women talk about what they like and dislike in TC men.
290	Make-up or barn paint? The men criticize College Eye 30:20, p.1	02/17/1939	Men have their own opinions when it comes to women wearing make-up.
291	Men reveal knowledge of modern coed's garb College Eye 29:42, p.1	07/29/1938	Men talk about women's fashions; photo.
292	Night owls at Baker Hall are few College Eye 29:39, p.1	07/08/1938	Men have no hours; may come and go as they please.
293	Men students are ambitious College Eye 29:37, p.2	06/24/1938	Rate of student employment among men is about the same during the summer and the regular terms.
294	Mrs. Adams differentiates College Eye 29:35, p.3	06/10/1938	Mazie Adams talks about being a housemother in an off-campus house.
295	Faculty Forum College Eye 29:34, p.2	06/01/1938	Professor Charles discusses differences between men and women professors.
296	Faculty Forum College Eye 29:31, p.1	05/06/1938	Discusses differences between men and women professors.
297	He will cook in his family College Eye 29:27, p.1	04/08/1938	David Swanson is the only man enrolled in the home economics cooking class.
298	Committee in charge marriage forum College Eye 29:24, p.1	03/18/1938	Considering appropriate roles for men and women; photo.
299	Wives of the future discussed Wednesday College Eye 29:23, p.1	03/11/1938	Will consider role of women.
300	Students begin forums on homemaking College Eye 29:20, p.1	02/11/1938	Charles Poppenheimer and Lela Van Engen express views on roles for women and men.