Men
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Enrollment continues upward trend Alumnus 30:2, p.1 |
4/1/1946 | 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 |
2/15/1946 | 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 |
2/8/1946 | 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 Benoit--Mary (Student--1945) College Eye 37:20, p.6 |
2/8/1946 | Weekend plans. | |
255 |
More men enroll for winter quarter Alumnus 30:1, p.2 |
1/1/1946 | 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 |
10/1/1945 | 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 |
4/4/1945 | 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? Swing--Stafford L. College Eye 35:38, p.5 |
7/14/1944 | 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 |
6/30/1944 | 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 |
4/14/1944 | Students give opinion on the clothing choices of women. | |
262 |
War time campus College Eye 35:3, p.2 |
9/24/1943 | 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 |
9/17/1943 | 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 |
6/25/1943 | ||
265 |
Men's grade points rise this spring dean's office says College Eye 34:27, p.3 |
4/23/1943 | Dean Reed speculates that the men are more dedicated to their studies now. | |
266 |
Notes of a novice Hackett--Donald G. (Class of 1947) College Eye 34:24, p.2 |
4/2/1943 | 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 |
3/12/1943 | 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 |
9/25/1942 | 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 |
6/12/1942 | Comparable to last summer's enrollment. | |
272 |
Today in Hyde Park Rice--Ross (Student--1942) College Eye 33:35, p.2 |
6/12/1942 | 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 |
6/3/1942 | ||
274 |
Spring spree is stag line and date affair College Eye 33:23, p.3 |
3/13/1942 | Individual tickets will be sold, not just tickets for couples; men allowed to cut in during dances. | |
275 |
Notice to men Nelson--Martin Johan (Dean of the Faculty) College Eye 33:16, p.1 |
1/16/1942 | 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 |
7/25/1941 | Defends men against charges of women. | |
278 |
Coeds think beauty expensive College Eye 32:39, p.3 |
7/18/1941 | 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 |
6/27/1941 | 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 |
6/13/1941 | 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 |
1/24/1941 | 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 Templeton--Donald Frederick (Class of 1942) 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 |
7/26/1940 | 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 |
8/11/1939 | 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 |
7/7/1939 | ||
288 |
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. | |
289 |
Coeds launch counter-attack on the men College Eye 30:21, p.1 |
2/24/1939 | 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 |
2/17/1939 | 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 |
7/29/1938 | Men talk about women's fashions; photo. | |
292 |
Night owls at Baker Hall are few College Eye 29:39, p.1 |
7/8/1938 | Men have no hours; may come and go as they please. | |
293 |
Men students are ambitious College Eye 29:37, p.2 |
6/24/1938 | 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 |
6/10/1938 | Mazie Adams talks about being a housemother in an off-campus house. | |
295 |
Faculty Forum Charles--John Wesley (Education Faculty) College Eye 29:34, p.2 |
6/1/1938 | Professor Charles discusses differences between men and women professors. | |
296 |
Faculty Forum Aitchison--Alison E. (Class of 1903; Geography Faculty) College Eye 29:31, p.1 |
5/6/1938 | Discusses differences between men and women professors. | |
297 |
He will cook in his family College Eye 29:27, p.1 |
4/8/1938 | 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 |
3/18/1938 | Considering appropriate roles for men and women; photo. | |
299 |
Wives of the future discussed Wednesday College Eye 29:23, p.1 |
3/11/1938 | Will consider role of women. | |
300 |
Students begin forums on homemaking College Eye 29:20, p.1 |
2/11/1938 | Charles Poppenheimer and Lela Van Engen express views on roles for women and men. |
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