Men

Displaying 451 - 500 of 609 in reverse chronological order
# Title Date Summary
451 The College Eye of last week
College Eye 14:43, p.1
Interstate debate contest formerly ran two days when women took part.
452 Untitled
College Eye 14:36, p.6
Hope to make good impression on visiting high school boys so that they will eventually enroll at ISTC.
453 The athletic teacher of future; address by President Seerley at Faculty Men's Club luncheon
College Eye 14:36, p.3
Part of effort by college to meet demand for coaches and teachers of physical education.
454 At chapel hour Friday
College Eye 14:33, p.8
Senior men may refrain from shaving.
455 Literary; on the trail of the gentleman
College Eye 14:17, p.6
Claims the ISTC campus is lacking in real gentlemen.
456 An abominable practice
College Eye 14:13, p.1
Criticizes those men who try to persuade women to enter their cars late at night.
457 Editorially speaking
College Eye 13:4, p.4
Proposes the creation of a "Men's Union" to benefit the men students.
458 Over two hundred students more than last year; there is estimated to be around four hundred men enrolled
College Eye 13:3, p.1
Speculates on reasons for growth in enrollment.
459 Commercial Club aids students
College Eye 13:2, p.4
Local group attempts to find work for men while they are in college.
460 For the young women of T. C.
College Eye 12:29, p.1
YMCA asks women to submit papers about their ideal man.
461 A new duty for men teachers
College Eye 12:28, p.6
Encourages men teachers to be Boy Scout leaders as well.
462 Just a suggestion
College Eye 12:23, p.3
Wants a mirror in the men's coatroom.
463 Some cuties
Old Gold 0:0, p.180
Drawing of two women in fine dresses looking at portraits of men in suit coats and ties. Candid photos; photo.
464 Registration Day, Fall 1919
Old Gold 0:0, p.252
Humorous wish for more men on campus.
465 Aren't men funny?
College Eye 12:1, p.1
Discussion of roles of men and women.
466 A genuine antique on courtesy
College Eye 11:33, p.1
Critiques previous letter to the editor concerning the lack of chivalry among men on campus.
467 To the "fair maidens" of I. S. T. C.
College Eye 11:31, p.4
Criticizes statements made in previous letter concerning the lack of chivalry on and off campus.
468 On chilly I. S. T. C. knights
College Eye 11:30, p.5
Criticizes the lack of chivalry on and off campus.
469 Men's rough house success; three floors used
College Eye 11:22, p.1
Review of events at Men's Mix.
470 A rough house!
College Eye 11:21, p.3
Men are advised to wear old, comfortable clothes to Men's Mix, since sports and games will be played.
471 Foreign Language
College Eye 11:16, p.5
News notes from the German and Romance Languages Departments.
472 Men hold big mix; best time this year
College Eye 11:16, p.1
Claims the men's mix was a success; encourages men to attend Y. M. C. A. meetings.
473 Big men's mix coming; lots of fun and eats
College Eye 11:15, p.1
Men's Mix will feature wrestling, boxing, and games.
474 Should men and women receive the same wages?
College Eye 11:15, p.1
Mary Hunter and Ivan Pollock discussed Industrial Standards for wages and hours worked per week.
475 I. S. T. C.; Charm II
College Eye 11:13, p.2
Anonymously authored poem about the dating habits of men.
476 Interest manifested in manual arts
College Eye 11:12, p.8
Prospects excellent for teachers in this field.
477 Unusual demand for men teachers
College Eye 11:12, p.8
Especially for men who can teach manual training, agriculture, and physical education.
478 Men's mix
College Eye 11:11, p.6
Opportunity for men to get together.
479 Opportunities of college men; Dean of Men speaks at Y. M. C. A. Wed. evening
College Eye 11:2, p.1
Excerpts from address by Dean Reed.
480 The special issues
College Eye 10:22, p.2

The four special issues of the College Eye were a success.

481 "Christ standard"--Condit in Young Men's Christian Association address; attendance of twenty-five listens to mathematics professor
College Eye 10:22, p.1
482 After consulting with a number of the male students
College Eye 10:22, p.3

Decision on the number of pretty girls.

483 He came, he saw, he conquered
College Eye 10:, p.2

J. L. Kent, who was against dancing, went to the dance and had a good time.

484 Where is the men's glee club at Teachers College
College Eye 10:, p.2

There needs to be a men's glee club.

485 Young Men's Christian Association planning for Lake Geneva; Young Men's Christian Association president expects men to respond
College Eye 10:, p.1

Seeking men to go to Lake Geneva meeting.

486 Our social functions
College Eye 10:21, p.2

Conflicts with the issue of having school dances.

487 Society spirit
College Eye 10:21, p.2

The Philos' mock trial had a good turn out and went really well.

488 The attitude of a college toward a college paper
College Eye 10:21, p.2

Believes that there should be a journalism class so that the small number of students working on the newspaper get credit; and there should be a professor in charge.

489 Men's issue promises worth while things
College Eye 10:21, p.1
490 Reserve Officers Training Corps requisition speeds to Washington; Major Dickerson announces an enrollment of ninety in both senior and junior units
College Eye 10:21, p.1

Hope to have group outfitted by end of term.

491 The Reserve Officers Training Corps
College Eye 10:, p.3

Students need to understand the ramifications of having an ROTC unit on campus.

492 Schedule first game with Coe April twenty-sixth
College Eye 10:20, p.1

For the first baseball game of the season, Teachers College will play Coe College.

493 Women's issue! Faculty issue? Men's issue?
College Eye 10:20, p.2

The special issues of the College Eye are free and were very good.

494 Major Dickerson heads Reserve Officers Training Corps
College Eye 10:20, p.1

Profile of Major O. M. Dickerson.

495 Reserve Corps holds organization meeting
College Eye 10:20, p.1

Major Dickerson explains the program.

496 Men discuss Reserve Officers Training Corps in mass meeting
College Eye 10:20, p.1

Men oppose compulsory membership.

497 Reserve Corps peace measure
College Eye 10:20, p.1

Objectives of ROTC.

498 Bully for the men
College Eye 10:, p.2

The men's literary societies are holding a dance for themselves and the women's literary societies; they thank the Student Council for letting them have the dance.

499 "Paddle party" Wednesday has howling effect; one hundred men, students, and faculty take delight in exacting cruel torture upon all comers.
College Eye 10:, p.1

Men enjoy hazing, food, and lecture.

500 What will the faculty and men do?
College Eye 10:, p.2

There will be a men's issue of the College Eye.