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501 Spring term "mix" for men tonight
College Eye 10:20, p.1 		All men invited to YMCA get together.
502 Staffs for special numbers elected; staffs for three special numbers provided for
College Eye 10:18, p.1a 		Staffs announced for men's, women's, and faculty issues of the College Eye.
503 Student critique; social dance as a factor in training at Teachers College
College Eye 10:18, p.2 		Believes ISTC should not allow social dancing on campus.
504 Special issue candidates should apply now--try your luck!
College Eye 10:16, p.5 		For women's and men's issues of the College Eye.
505 Where do you stand?
College Eye 10:16, p.2 		Should the college hold dances for the students?
506 Laudatory spirit shown by men; one hundred strong they display the fact that they boost Teachers College; faculty and students take part
College Eye 10:12, p.6 		Men meet for inspiration and pep.
507 Men's literary societies hold initial meetings.
College Eye 10:12, p.5 		New members considered; initiation underway.
508 Reserve Officers Corps to be established; all colleges of country are lining up--Teachers College among them
College Eye 10:11, p.1 		Represents conclusion of trend started during the war; men will take military training rather than physical training as part of the curriculum.
509 Interest in men's societies
College Eye 10:10, p.2 		Encourages men to help make the men's societies the best they have ever been.
510 A men's union
College Eye 10:9, p.4 		Editorial encourages the formation of a Men's Union at I. S. T. C.; believes men have been discriminated against in use of facilities; should build on spirit engendered during war.
511 Dates for men's and women's issue decided; all aspirants for publication of these numbers should hand their names in the "College Eye" box
College Eye 10:9, p.7 		Issues of College Eye will be put out solely by women on March 5 and solely by men on May 7.
512 Men's societies to resume active work; Philo, Aristo, and Orio are now planning for their winter and spring term work
College Eye 10:9, p.9 		Had been suspended in fall term due to the war.
513 Equal service, equal pay
College Eye 9:27, p.4 		Believes women should earn as much as men.
514 Inspection
College Eye 9:22, p.4 		Is of the opinion that men get second-rate housing compared to the women.
515 Men and our college
College Eye 9:22, p.4 		Believes that not all the "good men" are in the army.
516 Men's number
College Eye 9:22, p.4 		This issue of the College Eye is aimed toward men's interests.
517 Slackers
College Eye 9:22, p.4 		Encourages men to stay in college instead of enlisting to make themselves better citizens.
518 More men
College Eye 9:21, p.4 		Wants more men at I. S. T. C.
519 Sunday morning classes in Mr. Fullerton's room
College Eye 9:20, p.7 		Next discussion subject will be "The Fundamental Principles of the New Era"; all male students encouraged to attend.
520 Also at I. S. T. C.
College Eye 9:19, p.2 		Poem about young men and women at I. S. T. C.
521 Men's number
College Eye 9:18, p.1 		The last issue of the College Eye for the term will be put together completely by men.
522 1918-1919
College Eye 9:17, p.4 		Women will be called upon to work in jobs formerly held by men who are in the service.
523 When it's over "over there"
College Eye 9:17, p.4 		Believes war brings out the real characteristics of men.
524 Men's dormitory?
College Eye 9:16, p.4 		Believes that having their own dormitory would unify the men.
525 Equal service--equal pay
College Eye 9:15, p.4 		Is concerned that women in the teaching profession will make less money than men.
526 Men's number
College Eye 9:22, p.4 		The men's edition of the College Eye will be published a month after the women's edition of the College Eye is published.
527 Military comments
College Eye 9:5, p.5 		Believes that all men on campus should participate in physical and military training.
528 Compulsory military training; Major F. N. Mead in charge
College Eye 9:2, p.1 		Class will include field work, class work, and physical training; photo.
529 Keep cool
College Eye 8:29, p.4 		Encourages young men not to rush into military service, but instead to use good judgment to decide where they can best help their country.
530 Boost for I. S. T. C.
College Eye 8:21, p.4 		Urges men at Teachers College to attempt to win over visiting high school men so that they will choose to attend Teachers College.
531 The equality of the sexes
College Eye 8:16, p.7 		Questions the intent of the women publishing an article on rude comments from men toward passing women; editor's reply.
532 Corridor congregation
College Eye 8:14, p.5 		Urges groups of men gathering in hallways not to make questionable remarks toward passing women.
533 Pleasure is a quality much needed
College Eye 8:14, p.5 		Suggestions for men on what not to do during a date.
534 Our treatment of the new student
College Eye 8:12, p.4 		Urges students to be kind to first year men to make them feel at home and part of the college.
535 Student opinion; how can we increase the number of boys in I. S. T. C.?
College Eye 8:11, p.4 		Critique of athletics program as being sub par and inadequately staffed as opposed to programs at other institutions.
536 We want to say a word
College Eye 8:4, p.4 		Supports notion of the school observing a "Men's Day" or event that is reserved for men only.
537 The sweet girl graduate
College Eye 7:31, p.1 		Displays differences between how women and men prepare for graduation.
538 Preparedness
College Eye 7:24, p.6 		Marion McFarland Walker spoke about being prepared to go into the world; President Seerley gave an animated address to the men.
539 Boys! Boys!
College Eye 7:21, p.4 		Wants men students to recruit more men from high school.
540 Bishop Hughes' lecture pleases; noted speaker is both scientific and humorous
College Eye 7:20, p.1 		Spoke about raising boys.
541 Dabbling
College Eye 7:18, p.4 		Wants men to develop character and ability without neglecting their studies.
542 Listen
College Eye 7:15, p.7 		Poem about the relationship between men and women.
543 Older boys conference; will be held in this city Dec. 4-5-6
College Eye 4:10, p.8 		Seventh Annual Older Boys' Conference will be held on campus; for promising young men; photo.
544 Editorial effervescences
College Eye 4:9, p.4 		Briefly comments on a number of subjects.
545 Untitled
College Eye 4:4, p.1

Young men are in demand for teaching positions.
546 On the evening of Tuesday, Jan. 13
College Eye 3:16, p.267 		Faculty holds reception for college men.
547 The men of the faculty
College Eye 3:16, p.280 		Entertained the men students at the College gymnasium.
548 Official Notes
College Eye 3:15, p.257 		News about study centers, Iowa education, and faculty appointments; Professors Hart and Eels will joint faculty sometime this spring.
549 Take notice!
College Eye 2:26, p.2

Men requested to attend literary society meetings in order to address an important question.
550 Many gospel teams working during vacation
College Eye 2:16, p.1

Thirty-four groups of college men were active.
551 Athletics; many men taking class basketball; men's intersociety contest to be held
College Eye 2:15, p.4

Men enjoying basketball class.
552 Young Men's Christian Association banquet; local Christian organization entertains successful athletes; co-operative spirit much in evidence
College Eye 2:13, p.4
553 True sportsmanship
College Eye 2:10, p.4

True sportsmanship consists of developing a breadth of character while in competition with other people.
554 One of the Coe men remarked
College Eye 2:8, p.4

Reply to a remark made by a Coe College fan who said that he thought ISTC enrolled only women.
555 We fear that our editorials are not heeded
College Eye 2:6, p.4

There is fear that the editorials are not heeded, but people really do listen to them.
556 Say, men
College Eye 2:5, p.4

If there were a rule that gave only football players special privileges, there would be a bigger, better football team.
557 School opened Tuesday; largest fall enrollment in history of school; more boys than usual
College Eye 2:2, p.1

Enrollment is now 1222; Board offers scholarships to two men from each county.
558 Athletics
College Eye 2:1, p.1

Captain Schluter of 1912 track team; photo. Baseball team of 1912; photo. This year's athletics teams are the best in history.
559 Oratory and debate
College Eye 2:1, p.4

Carl Erickson, winner of first place in interstate oratorical contest; photo.
560 The action of the State Board of Education
College Eye 1:26, p.4

Applauds decision of Board of Education to award scholarships to two men from each Iowa county.
561 The boy problem
College Eye 1:13, p.4

Advises women that the way to curb rowdy boys is to win over their hearts and give them your genuine interest if they invite you for a day out.
562 Mrs. Walker's last lecture
College Eye 1:11, p.7

Marion McFarland Walker's last lecture to the men was cancelled due to sickness; may be scheduled for next term.
563 Mrs. Walker will talk to the young men
College Eye 1:8, p.1

Marion McFarland Walker will give a series of addresses to the men of the Y. M. W. A. concerning social appearances.
564 Men to give banquet; men in faculty of State Teachers College to give big dinner in college banquet hall Feb. 11
Normal Eyte 21:19, p.329 		The men of the faculty are holding a banquet.
565 "Ideals"
Normal Eyte 21:18, p.312 		Ideal characteristics some women on campus are looking for in a mate.
566 Editorial
Normal Eyte 21:14, p.233 		Editorial encourages the development of a men's intersociety oratorical contest.
567 Editorial
Normal Eyte 21:2, p.17 		Encourages the men students to be a part of the triangular debates and oratorical contests throughout the school year.
568 Students hear addresses; Dr. A. E. Winship, editor of the Journal of Education, gives two interesting chapel talks.
Normal Eyte 20:7, p.123 		Speaks on boys and on changes in education.
569 How fearfully and wonderfully we are made
Old Gold 0:0, p.329 		Drawing of two students.
570 Mrs. Marion McFarland Walker
Normal Eyte 19:26, p.412 		Concluded series of lectures to young men.
571 A week or so ago
Normal Eyte 19:15, p.239 		A little girl wonders why there are so few men at the Normal School.
572 Drawings
Old Gold 0:0, p.334 		Drawings entitled "The typical Normal guy" and "Leap year at Normal".
573 The male teacher
Normal Eyte 18:7, p.106 		The ratio of male teachers to female teachers in the classroom changed from 1:2 in 1900 to 1:3 in 1904; encourages more men to get in the teaching profession.
574 It is reported that
Normal Eyte 18:2, p.18 		ISNS will have a football team next year; hopes athletics will attract more men to the institution.
575 Boys are scarce
Normal Eyte 18:1, p.13 		Believes that lack of athletic programs deter men from enrolling in I. S. N. S.
576 Football at Normal
Normal Eyte 17:2, p.18 		ISNS will play no intercollegiate football games in 1906; many men left school as a result; will resume play under "American rugby" rules.
577 The enrollment this term
Normal Eyte 17:1, p.14 		Larger than fall 1905, but many fewer men; possibly due to lack of football team.
578 Help wanted--male
Normal Eyte 16:29, p.449 		Poem emphasizing the need for men of character.
579 A young man
Normal Eyte 16:2, p.28 		A young man enrolls in one of Alma. McMahon's cooking classes.
580 At Ames
Normal Eyte 15:27, p.431 		Men enjoy banquet.
581 Dr. W. L. Hearst
Normal Eyte 14:28, p.446 		Will speak to men on careers in medicine.
582 Excellence in physique
Normal Eyte 14:13, p.201 		"A man's success depends largely upon his physique," says President Seerley.
583 Basketball
Normal Eyte 14:5, p.66 		Basketball develops good physical and mental qualities; differences between the men's and women's games.
584 Normal's athletic policy
Normal Eyte 13:17, p.257 		Questions about Normal's policy dealing with playing larger teams; 1902 football record was 2-6; photo.
585 If Iowa did not believe in co-education
Normal Eyte 13:13, p.193
586 Prof. Wright
Normal Eyte 12:11, p.172 		Spoke to men students on religion and common sense.
587 Men wanted
Normal Eyte 10:15, p.351 		Always a need for good men; magician fails to appear.
588 Our boys
Normal Eyte 10:15, p.354 		Poetic tribute to men.
589 Why do college men fail?
Normal Eyte 10:15, p.355 		Professor Geiser looks at the reasons that men often fail to succeed.
590 Editorial
Normal Eyte 10:13, p.305 		Believes students should find time for good reading outside class; sympathy for ISU students after typhoid fever epidemic and fire; men will edit an issue of the Normal Eyte after the turn of the new year.
591 Athletics
Normal Eyte 10:3, p.53 		Believes physical training is good for the men; athletics can be good for the school; Board has allowed the men an instructor for football; school should support the team.
592 Editorial
Normal Eyte 9:33, p.779 		ISNS fails to earn sufficient points at state track meet and will be dropped from the association; blames relatively smaller number of men at the school; questions recent article that hints at professionalism of baseball team.
593 The new man
Normal Eyte 9:28, p.661 		A look at the roles of men and women.
594 J. P. Dolliver
Normal Eyte 9:7, p.157 		Spoke on campus; surprised at the relatively low number of men at the Normal School.
595 Miss Ridley
Normal Eyte 8:20, p.280

Talked with the men students.
596 Miss Simmons
Normal Eyte 7:30, p.13 		Spoke to the men students.
597 President Seerley
Normal Eyte 5:33, p.331 		Gave lecture to men.
598 Miss McFarland
Normal Eyte 5:23, p.213 		Gave talk to men.
599 On Tuesday
Normal Eyte 5:21, p.189 		Miss McFarland speaks to the young men on self control.
600 Miss McFarland
Normal Eyte 3:28, p.224 		Will give lecture to men.