Recreational Activities

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	Title	Date	Summary
151	Stuffing pelican is among hobbies of education faculty; education professors tell how they spend their spare time College Eye 27:23, p.1	12/2/1935	Faculty talk about the ways they use their spare time.
152	New equipment added to newly named game room College Eye 27:22, p.3	11/22/1935	Offers opportunities for recreation.
153	Swimming draws largest number of sportswomen College Eye 27:53, p.1	8/23/1935	Survey of recreational activities in which women participated.
154	Women's Sports College Eye 27:49, p.3	7/19/1935	Activities and services at the Women's Gymnasium.
155	Program of women's games is announced College Eye 27:46, p.3	6/21/1935
156	Cedar Falls parks provide amazing cure for nostalgia; reporter finds no cause for Betty Coed's blues College Eye 27:45, p.1	6/14/1935	Survey of Cedar Falls parks and their attractions.
157	Well rounded social program for summer term students includes variety of activities; registration tea, faculty-student reception held today College Eye 27:44, p.1	6/5/1935	Quick sketch of summer activities.
158	Coeds are ladies; they like knitting College Eye 26:28, p.3	1/25/1935	Commons offers instruction in knitting.
159	Recreational clinic will be sponsored by youth councils College Eye 26:28, p.3	1/25/1935	To be led by the Reverend R. S. Phillips.
160	Students to frisk at all-college play night College Eye 26:28, p.1	1/25/1935
161	Start relaxing--men's play night will soon be due College Eye 26:27, p.1	1/18/1935
162	Games for women are 'going British' College Eye 26:16, p.4	10/12/1934	TC women are playing cricket.
163	Summer session activity program inaugurated for teachers college campus; schedule of events opens with registration tea today College Eye 26:1, p.1	6/6/1934	Schedule of summer session recreational activities.
164	Play night to attract many to fieldhouse; first annual co-educational night is sponsored by "I" Club, W.A.A. College Eye 25:26, p.1	1/12/1934
165	Second annual play night is scheduled College Eye 25:25, p.1	12/21/1933	Will feature dancing, cards, swimming, volleyball, handball, and other activities.
166	Women's League talk announced; Miss Doris White is to address winter term mass meeting College Eye 25:23, p.1	12/4/1933	Women's League organized in spring 1931; Professor White will speak on recreation as part of education.
167	Opportunities at Commons listed College Eye 25:18, p.1	10/27/1933	Recreational activities include cards, dancing, books, and radios.
168	Dickinson summarizes leisure time activities available to students; says campus and town recreation facilities are ideal College Eye 25:9, p.1	8/4/1933	Notes recreational activities available to both men and women.
169	Editorials; debunking the movies College Eye 25:2, p.2	6/16/1933	Hopes that movies and radio can education.
170	Council plans varied program in gym tonight; entertainment will consist of dancing, games, corn pops College Eye 24:24, p.1	3/17/1933	Entire Women's Gymnasium, with the exception of the pool, is available.
171	Dancing and movies lead activity poll for weekend plans College Eye 24:21, p.1	2/24/1933	A ranking of preferred weekend activities.
172	List of recreational facilities on local campus completed College Eye 24:16, p.3	1/20/1933	Women's League publishes booklet.
173	Women's League plans wide social program for all college girls College Eye 24:16, p.3	1/20/1933	Lengthy description of the work of the Recreation Committee.
174	Committee chairmen of Women's League attend dinner party College Eye 24:15, p.3	1/13/1933	Receive copies of booklet on ISTC recreational facilities.
175	Entertainment planning College Eye 23:29, p.2	2/5/1932	Suggests entertainment planning committee to prevent events from being clustered together.
176	Recreational program full for coming week College Eye 23:2, p.1	6/12/1931	Includes swimming, dancing, singing, sports, and breakfasts.
177	Functions for summer begin; reception for students to be given by faculty Friday evening College Eye 23:1, p.1	6/6/1931	Entertainment or amusement planned for every evening.
178	Y. M. checkers tourney College Eye 21:39, p.3	7/18/1930	Will hold summer tournament.
179	Everything points toward a gay summer of dances, picnics and hikes College Eye 21:37, p.6	6/20/1930	A summer advisory board has been appointed to keep the summer filled with interesting events and activities.
180	Summer advisory board starts things going; plans dances first and stunts to pep up college society College Eye 21:37, p.1	6/20/1930	Group named to plan recreational activities.
181	The Editor's Column College Eye 21:23, p.2	3/14/1930	Roller skates now available for students; do women or men have a better sense of humor; students need to use all of their brain when studying, so it becomes more entertaining.
182	Summer sports popular at T. C. College Eye 19:41, p.1	6/28/1928	There is a range of classes and extracurricular activities available.
183	Don't forget College Eye 17:30, p.3	1/27/1926	All-college recreational hour to be held.
184	Student Council organized to aid college interests; sponsor all-college functions College Eye 17:29, p.1	1/20/1926	Members of the Student Council; composed of representatives from each class; aim to "give clean wholesome recreation to everyone on campus."
185	Gleanings from the editor's garden College Eye 17:11, p.2	8/12/1925	Encourages students to enjoy the outdoors around Cedar Falls.
186	Recreation hour in the Gymnasium College Eye 8:3, p.3	10/4/1916	The Department of Physical Education to hold recreation programs in the evenings.
187	The practical joke College Eye 7:11, p.4	12/1/1915	Discourages practical jokes.
188	Gymnasium is open Monday evenings; opened to students on Monday and Thursday nights; varsity will hold regular pressure College Eye 4:16, p.2	1/22/1915	Recreation hours at Gymnasium have been extended.
189	Gymnasium is opened Saturday afternoons College Eye 4:13, p.3	12/17/1914	Many students are taking advantage of Gymnasium's new Saturday hours for basketball and gymnastics.
190	Gymnasium is opened to business men; first class met in college Gymnasium Wednesday evening College Eye 4:13, p.2	12/17/1914	Once a week, local businessmen will be invited to Gymnasium for recreational activities.
191	Department of School Ethics Old Gold 0:0, p.33	6/1/1910	Summary of the what the department does and who is the head.
192	Photo Old Gold 0:0, p.270	6/1/1908	Rownd's park and near the city springs; photo.
193	Every student has to confront the old problem, "how much time shall I devote to books?" Normal Eyte 13:1, p.1	9/6/1902	Encourages students to get their schoolwork done and then move on to recreation.
194	Boating has caused considerable excitement Normal Eyte 12:33, p.521	5/24/1902	Several accidents have occurred on the river.

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