Summer

Displaying 201 - 250 of 316 in reverse chronological order
# Title Date Summary
201 A "real cool" party
College Eye 49:36, p.1 		Will hold Winter Wonderland party.
202 Recreation for YOU this summer
College Eye 49:34, p.4 		A look at recreation facilities both on and off campus; photo.
203 Summer
Old Gold 0:0, p.68 		Activities of the summer included: a travel talk, an old fashioned country party, a smorgasbord, and movies; a jazz program, a dance and drama team, lectures by professors from three universities, and a band and choral concert were also held; photo.
204 Holiday
College Eye 47:38, p.3 		A summer trip; photo.
205 Golf, tennis, bowling provide summer recreation
College Eye 47:34, p.4
206 Look cool , feel cool. . . Be cool
College Eye 46:39, p.4 		Advice on summer clothing.
207 Summertime, and the livin' is easy. . . "fish are jumpin. . ."
College Eye 46:38, p.3 		Photo essay on summer.
208 What to do on a hot summer day at TC
College Eye 45:38, p.3 		Photo essay on a summer day on campus; photo.
209 A real cool question for men
College Eye 45:36, p.2 		Comments on men's summer fashion.
210 Academic credit given for camp
College Eye 44:28, p.6

News about ITCC.
211 Summer jobs offered for camp counselors
College Eye 44:21, p.5 		Thelma Short has information on summer camp jobs.
212 Untitled
College Eye 44:1, p.2 		Women complain about studying all summer.
213 Relax in cool comfort
College Eye 43:39, p.2 		Encourages people to use the campus swimming facilities.
214 College provides recreation for all
College Eye 42:33, p.1 		A look at summer recreation possibilities.
215 Reverend John Paul Vincent will deliver the baccalaureate address to summer graduates, August 6
Public Relations News Release 1950:2, p.1 		The Topic of the address will be "Making Your Life Count." President Malcolm Price will preside at the service.A vocal duet will be presented by Joanne Bendixen and Phyllis Porter, students of Harald Holst.
216 Summer jobs will be topic at coffeehour
College Eye 41:23, p.6 		The subject of the panel discussion will be "What you are doing this summer?"
217 Summer time . . .
College Eye 39:39, p.2 		Comments on the warm summer temperatures students must endure while in class.
218 Community offers facilities to all students at college
College Eye 39:34, p.1 		Survey of recreational activities in Cedar Falls.
219 Parent-teachers group discusses entertainment
College Eye 39:27, p.7 		Considers need for entertainment during summer months.
220 Summertime
Alumnus 32:2, p. 		Students at swimming pool and in physical education class; photo.
221 Myra Williamson will speak at coffee hour
College Eye 39:24, p.1 		On plans for the summer.
222 Friends service group to sponsor summer projects
College Eye 39:24, p.1 		Service opportunities available.
223 Summer/winter sports
Old Gold 0:0, p.248 		Brief description of the activities; photo.
224 Untitled
Alumnus 31:2, p. 		Students canoe on Prexy's Pond; photo.
225 Prexy's Pond and the Campanile
Alumnus 31:2, p. 		Summer scene.
226 Varied activities offered summer quarter students
College Eye 37:35, p.4 		Lengthy list of activities.
227 So from behind her freckles Fifi predicts a gay summer
College Eye 37:31, p.4 		Fictional character thinks about style.
228 Students swap summer occupations, personalities, resume campus life
College Eye 37:1, p.3 		Students talk about their summer jobs.
229 Summer rec. program includes variety of activities, from golf to swimming
College Eye 36:38, p.2 		Description of facilities and equipment available.
230 Summer work and camp projects open to coeds desiring summer jobs
College Eye 36:30, p.4 		Quick survey of summer employment.
231 Branch summer schools to be located in Algona, Missouri Valley, and Red Oak
Public Relations News Release 1945:98, p.1 		I. H. Hart, director of extension services announces summer school locations. Members of the regular instructional staff in Cedar Falls will make up the staff of the branch schools.
232 Coolness, comfort goals in summer wardrobe plans
College Eye 35:32, p.6 		Advice on what to wear.
233 Summer sporting facilities available to enthusiasts 'For the asking'
College Eye 35:32, p.4 		Description of campus recreational opportunities.
234 Program planned summer activities
College Eye 34:32, p.1 		Dorothy Humiston organizing activities.
235 Cedar Falls offers recreation for summer students
College Eye 34:31, p.6 		Description of activities available.
236 Campus School offers program for war youth
College Eye 34:31, p.5 		Special summer program offered.
237 Summer activity is subject of panel in religious forum
College Eye 34:3, p.3 		Students will talk about their summer activities.
238 We Women
College Eye 33:42, p.3 		Provides suggestions on hair and nail care during the summer months.
239 City parks, pools for summer sport
College Eye 33:36, p.4 		Lengthy description of summer recreational opportunities.
240 Heat halts all intramural play
College Eye 32:41, p.4 		Intramural games have been postponed due to the heat.
241 Hot? Change food, frame of mind
College Eye 32:41, p.4 		Professor Rath offers advice on summer eating habits.
242 Plans made for more summer fun
College Eye 32:34, p.1 		Description of recreational activities and equipment.
243 Student aid offers vacation jobs
College Eye 32:16, p.4 		Through civil service.
244 About air-conditioning
College Eye 31:42, p.2 		Believes that the library building should have an air-conditioner.
245 Library-goers make breezes
College Eye 31:41, p.1 		Students study in the library next to their own small electric fans brought from home; photo.
246 Cooking classes continue culinary art amid heat
College Eye 31:40, p.3
247 Heat: take it or leave it
College Eye 31:40, p.3 		Dr. Durfee offers suggestions for dealing with the heat.
248 After a Fashion
College Eye 31:38, p.3 		Offers suggestions for makeup and accessories that will help to hide a sunburn.
249 After a Fashion
College Eye 31:36, p.3 		Offers suggestions for suitable summer wear.
250 Swimming suggested as escape from heat
College Eye 31:36, p.1 		The advantages of swimming.