Traditions

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#	Title	Date	Summary
101	WPA for one week, BPA for 51 College Eye 59:35, p.2	04/23/1965	Women's one-week monetary spending is little aid to the men, who pay for the other 358 days of the year.
102	Food Service to prepare Christmas meal College Eye 59:13, p.3	12/11/1964	Will prepare traditional dinner.
103	Morningside accepts SC I 'pants' bet College Eye 59:6, p.1	10/16/1964	Loser will also lose pants.
104	Let's bet our pants College Eye 59:5, p.2	10/09/1964	Homecoming tradition of betting pants on game should be restored.
105	Ghost, 'green room', 'Order of Eror' contribute to unity within drama shop College Eye 57:27, p.3	04/26/1963	A look at superstitions and traditions associated with the production of plays at SCI.
106	Holiday dinner in Commons set for Dec. 17 College Eye 57:12, p.3	12/07/1962	Tradition had been discontinued because of crowded conditions in Commons; will be revived this year.
107	Traditional events add campus holiday spirit College Eye 52:13, p.3	12/15/1960	History of campus Christmas traditions; tree lighting began in 1943; Children's Theater productions began in 1948; Messiah performances began in 1903, interrupted only in 1943; Christmas dinner began in 1933.
108	TC traditions center around Campanile College Eye 51:25, p.4	04/01/1960	A look at campaniling, dunking in Prexy's Pond, and engagement and pinning traditions.
109	49th Messiah Sunday; Dr. Russell will conduct College Eye 51:12, p.1	12/11/1959	Description of the performance.
110	Christmas activities include many traditional events College Eye 50:14, p.9	12/19/1958	A look at campus holiday traditions, including Christmas dinner, the Messiah performance, caroling, and the tree lighting; photo.
111	Christmas program, chapel, dinner round out activities College Eye 50:13, p.1	12/12/1958	Description of traditional Christmas activities.
112	How Homecoming changed through 28 years College Eye 50:6, p.4	10/17/1958	History of Homecoming at ISTC.
113	Puerto Rican festivities are gay, varied at Christmas College Eye 49:14, p.suppl. 4	12/20/1957	Explains Puerto Rican Christmas traditions.
114	TC traditions have added cheer for many Christmases College Eye 49:14, p.suppl. 4	12/20/1957	Past college traditions.
115	Yule feast set for Tuesday eve College Eye 49:13, p.1	12/13/1957	Traditional Christmas dinner set; will include entertainment.
116	Headgear and armbands mark 'green' freshmen College Eye 49:4, p.5	10/04/1957	History of the beanie tradition; photo.
117	Annual events make season most eventful College Eye 47:13, p.9	12/16/1955	History of ISTC Christmas traditions.
118	Down-the-line Christmas dinner to be Monday College Eye 47:13, p.1	12/16/1955
119	Beanies come off tonight; decapping climaxes mixer College Eye 47:4, p.1	09/30/1955	Description of decapping activities; photo.
120	Christmas comes to Teachers College College Eye 46:13, p.1	12/17/1954	A look at all the ISTC Christmas traditions; photo.
121	Climax to frosh tradition College Eye 46:6, p.6	10/15/1954	Upperclassmen defeat freshmen in tug of war; photo.
122	Frosh begin day backwards, hold tug with upperclassmen College Eye 46:5, p.1	10/08/1954	Men's Union sponsors traditional events for freshman men.
123	Decap freshmen Wednesday night in lounge court College Eye 46:4, p.1	10/01/1954	Description of the de-capping ceremony.
124	Novel green beanie fashions modeled by freshmen women College Eye 46:3, p.7	09/24/1954	Advice on how to wear the freshman beanie.
125	Many mouths, much food College Eye 46:1, p.5	09/10/1954	Students at Chuckwagon Picnic.
126	Frosh meet upperclassmen tonight for initiation battle College Eye 45:6, p.1	10/16/1953	Will hold tug of war and treasure hunt; photo.
127	Graeber fifth 'Dad' of day College Eye 45:6, p.7	10/16/1953	Dad's Day tradition extends back 30 years; "Dad of the Year" goes back to 1949; list of those honored.
128	Beanies are old, honored TC tradition College Eye 45:4, p.3	10/02/1953	A look at the history of freshmen traditions at ISTC.
129	Bye-bye beanies College Eye 45:4, p.1	10/02/1953	Freshmen girls burn their green beanies; photo.
130	Freshman men's initiation planned College Eye 45:4, p.5	10/02/1953	Will feature tug of war and treasure hunt.
131	Not to be removed College Eye 45:2, p.6	09/18/1953	Poem about freshmen initiation.
132	Pond dunking is abolished College Eye 45:2, p.1	09/18/1953	Seeking more constructive initiation practices.
133	Table of Contents Old Gold 0:0, p.7	06/01/1953	Table of contents; photo.
134	Supper climaxes Christmas events College Eye 44:12, p.1	12/12/1952	For entire campus community; schedule of other Christmas activities.
135	Freshman initiation is less violent this year College Eye 44:5, p.8	10/10/1952	Committee working on orientation activities; less rowdyism around Prexy's Pond.
136	Many years ago . . . College Eye 43:12, p.8	12/14/1951	A look at ISTC Christmas traditions.
137	Traditional Christmas tree lighting ceremony will open Yule events here; caroling, formal also on schedule College Eye 43:10, p.1	11/30/1951	Schedule of activities for Christmas traditions.
138	Tradition makes for loyalty, but . . . dunking is mere senseless escapade College Eye 43:6, p.2	10/26/1951	Tradition is good but not when taken overboard.
139	Tradition does have place at TC College Eye 43:5, p.2	10/19/1951	There is no harm in silly traditions.
140	Dunking of freshmen boys in pond is mere silly, sentimental tradition College Eye 43:4, p.2	10/12/1951	Tradition lets freshmen get thrown in the pond but others think it is childish.
141	. . . To TC Tradition College Eye 43:1, p.1	09/21/1951	Dixie Laughery stops Joan Anderson from breaking tradition; photo.
142	St. Nick to visit Commons for supper party Tuesday College Eye 42:12, p.1	12/08/1950
143	Untitled College Eye 42:1, p.6	09/15/1950	Traditional Chuck Wagon picnic held despite rain; students help clean up.
144	514 will graduate May 20; Price bestows degrees, honors to largest class in history College Eye 41:30, p.1	05/12/1950	New Alma Mater will be performed publicly for the first time.
145	Kloster, Grummer write Alma Mater College Eye 41:27, p.7	04/21/1950	The new Alma Mater will be officially presented on May 15.
146	Committee announced to select Alma Mater College Eye 41:25, p.2	04/07/1950	Four entries were received for the contest.
147	Torch and Tassel song contest ends today College Eye 41:24, p.8	03/31/1950
148	. . . . 'Chi' rock out College Eye 41:21, p.1	03/10/1950	Alpha Chi Epsilon fraternity members carve names into rock at 18th and College Streets; photo.
149	'Chi' rock on its way out; survived 35 years of carving College Eye 41:21, p.7	03/10/1950	The rock is located near 18th and College Streets and has been used to carve in the initials of fraternity members for the last 35 years; real estate developer plans to move or destroy it.
150	Bartlett Hall decorates College Eye 41:13, p.2	12/16/1949	The Christmas trees in the Gold and Green lounges have been decorated.
151	Coffee, carols start Sunday College Eye 41:13, p.1	12/16/1949	Coffee and Carols will include a special presentation by the Christmas Chorus on Monday evening.
152	Students, band provide program at formal dance College Eye 41:13, p.1	12/16/1949	A rose corsage will be given to each woman attending.
153	Supper party at Commons Tuesday College Eye 41:13, p.1	12/16/1949	Music will be provided by vocal and instrumental groups.
154	Christmas events announced; chorus of 300 will present 'The Messiah'; Tree-lighting program will open season College Eye 41:12, p.1	12/09/1949	The College Chorus and Symphony Orchestra will join forces for the performance.
155	Tree-lighting program will open season College Eye 41:12, p.1	12/09/1949	A Campanile concert will call students to the ceremony; photo.
156	"Hats off" for all freshmen tonight College Eye 41:3, p.6	09/30/1949	Schedule for de-capping activities.
157	Hilltopics College Eye 41:1, p.2	09/16/1949	Tradition of hazing freshmen continues.
158	Commons to serve turkey at annual Christmas dinner College Eye 40:13, p.1	12/17/1948	There will be four servings to accommodate the anticipated large crowd.
159	Victory bells will tell of Panther victory College Eye 40:9, p.8	11/12/1948	Women's League attempting to establish new tradition; if Panthers win, the Campanile bells will toll.
160	More about Cut Day College Eye 40:5, p.2	10/15/1948	Mixed opinion about Cut Day.
161	Survey of Campus Opinion College Eye 39:2, p.3	09/26/1947	Students comment on the tradition of throwing freshmen men into Prexy's Pond for initiation.
162	Kid stuff . . . College Eye 39:1, p.2	09/19/1947	Comments on the annual ducking tradition at Prexy's Pond.
163	Special Xmas dinner for studes, profs College Eye 38:13, p.1	12/13/1946	Will feature turkey dinner with all the trimmings.
164	'Pop' stops popping corn; vender is college institution College Eye 38:4, p.1	10/04/1946	Pop Aldrich, now 88, sold his popcorn stand to Peter Struyk; reminisces about his work.
165	Dad serves the best Alumnus 29:4, p.10	10/01/1945	Dad Aldrich has been selling his popcorn at 23rd and College for sixteen years; photo.
166	All-college party reveals many 'ribbonless' freshmen College Eye 36:7, p.4	10/20/1944	44 women did not have green ribbons.
167	Annual folk festival given tonight College Eye 35:21, p.1	02/18/1944	Class will present recital.
168	Women's physical education department plans fun-day activities; all-college folk festival; fun-day for schools scheduled this week College Eye 35:20, p.6	02/11/1944
169	Sunday community sing may become tradition College Eye 35:16, p.5	01/14/1944	Held in Georgian Lounge.
170	Remember this song, alumni? Alumnus 28:1, p.	01/01/1944	ISTC loyalty song music and words; photo.
171	One college tradition remains unbroken--Christmas Messiah College Eye 35:13, p.6	12/10/1943	Description of the upcoming performance.
172	Lawth-hers College Eye 35:8, p.3	10/29/1943	Upperclassmen haze freshmen; description of social events.
173	Campanile Old Gold 0:0, p.45	06/01/1943	Tradition of the Campanile; photo.
174	Traditions, customs play big part in college life College Eye 34:1, p.1	09/09/1942	Quick survey of campus traditions and facilities.
175	To honor seniors at dinner; lantern parade is for women College Eye 33:33, p.3	05/22/1942	Description of the dinner and the parade.
176	All-College Christmas party supper planned by Ruppel and McIlrath College Eye 33:12, p.3	12/05/1941	Hope that 700 will attend.
177	Committee helps you know your school's traditions College Eye 33:2, p.2	09/19/1941	Women's League committee responsible for sale of freshmen beanies.
178	Dr. Price speaks to senior students College Eye 32:33, p.3	05/23/1941	Description of the traditional senior dinner.
179	Merry old England was theme of party College Eye 32:14, p.3	12/20/1940	A look at the traditional Christmas dinner.
180	All College Christmas party to be December 19; merry old England is theme for get-together College Eye 32:13, p.7	12/13/1940	Description of the traditional Christmas dinner.
181	Fire lighting service inaugurated at Lawther College Eye 32:12, p.3	12/06/1940	Description of the new ceremonies.
182	Dormitories compete for trophy award College Eye 32:7, p.6	10/25/1940	For best Homecoming decorations.
183	Liberty Bell to announce Cut Day College Eye 32:7, p.1	10/25/1940	Central Hall bell will ring.
184	Students' Day was a real holiday College Eye 32:4, p.2	10/04/1940	A look at the tradition in which students played the roles of faculty.
185	Tutor Traditions Old Gold 0:0, p.9	06/01/1940	Description of how new students learned the traditions.
186	Women's League induction scheduled for Wednesday; Coe dean of women to speak at service College Eye 31:29, p.3	04/26/1940	Mary Bell will speak; description of traditional ceremony.
187	Tutor Ticklers date from 1930; idea was President Latham's College Eye 31:11, p.1	11/24/1939	History of the Tutor Ticklers variety show.
188	Freshmen: can you take it? College Eye 31:1, p.1	09/15/1939	Quick rehearsal of freshmen traditions.
189	Hu-Sing planned College Eye 31:1, p.5	09/15/1939	Will gather to sing around Campanile.
190	Teachers College has many traditions; Campanile, Crossroads are cited College Eye 30:43, p.1	08/18/1939	Advice to new students about how to spend their recreational time.
191	Commencement, new tradition . . . . Alumnus 23:3, p.2	07/01/1939	Women students, carrying Japanese lanterns, march in cap and gown to Campanile; following brief ceremony, they extinguish the lanterns.
192	Green Button meets its doom at homecoming College Eye 30:7, p.4	10/21/1938	Symbolic of end of freshman pledgeship.
193	Traditions are near and dear to all students College Eye 30:1, p.1	09/02/1938	Tells freshmen about campus traditions.
194	What the well-bred freshman must know College Eye 30:1, p.1	09/02/1938	Outlines rules for freshman behavior on campus.
195	Purple sweaters College Eye 28:16, p.4	01/15/1937	Athletic sweaters will be purple.
196	New course, "Social Usage" is required of women students College Eye 28:1, p.3	09/08/1936	Will teach traditions and etiquette to women.
197	They shall not pass! College Eye 27:32, p.1	02/21/1936	Suggests establishing tradition of not allowing women to enter Baker Hall.
198	Dad Aldrich is still on the job--see you Homecoming Alumnus 19:4, p.10	10/01/1935	Profile of Dad Aldrich, the popcorn stand man on College Hill; has been there since he moved his stand from Waterloo in 1929; photo.
199	Intriguing spring atmosphere casts enchantment on co-eds; girls linger outdoors; are reluctant to leave campus College Eye 26:41, p.1	05/03/1935	Women are enjoying a romantic spring.
200	All-student Christmas supper gives promise of being a festive affair; music, dancing, group singing, and clowns on program College Eye 25:25, p.1	12/21/1933	Description of entertainment.