Women

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#	Title	Date	Summary
1101	Watching the World College Eye 35:20, p.2	02/11/1944	Talks about the treatment of minority groups and women in America right now, and how they will be treated in post war world.
1102	Women's pool houses jr. commandos College Eye 35:17, p.1	01/21/1944	Women undergo a series of swimming endurance tests.
1103	Women in uniform Alumnus 28:4, p.10	01/01/1944	Roster of women who are in military service.
1104	Winter sports activities program to begin next week College Eye 35:12, p.4	12/03/1943	Activities will include women's basketball, recreational swimming, and play night at women's gym.
1105	Enlistments now open to women for special duty in Army Air Forces College Eye 35:10, p.3	11/12/1943	Special program for WAC enlistment specifically in Army Air Force.
1106	"Chanticleeer" is summer play Alumnus 27:4, p.1	10/01/1943	All-woman cast presents play.
1107	Cure for jitters is hard work College Eye 35:1, p.4	09/09/1943	Miss Campbell says that women can ease their worry about men in the service by getting down to work.
1108	Fit to fight on home front is slogan; sports program makes students physically fit College Eye 35:1, p.8	09/09/1943	There will be no intercollegiate athletics, but Miss Wild outlines many opportunities for women to keep fit.
1109	We women College Eye 35:1, p.7	09/09/1943	Discusses ways to cope with wartime difficulties.
1110	We Women College Eye 34:36, p.5	07/02/1943	Claims that good grades, good health, and good looks should be the three most important goals to women students.
1111	Spread with the gang Alumnus 27:3, p.	07/01/1943	Women students enjoy other activities now that men are scarce on campus; photo.
1112	Women in war Alumnus 27:3, p.13	07/01/1943	List of women who are doing civilian war work as well as those who are serving in uniform; photo.
1113	Lieut. Disert explains college woman's war responsibility College Eye 34:29, p.1	05/07/1943	Brief excepts from address to Women's League; list of Women's League officers.
1114	Woman takes over duties as electrician at Lawther College Eye 34:27, p.1	04/23/1943	Barbara Heig changes light bulbs; hopes to take on other duties; other women also taking on duties formerly done by men.
1115	Spring I-M program will open Monday College Eye 34:26, p.4	04/16/1943	Miss Dorothy Humiston announces the beginning of the women's spring intramural program.
1116	Women's sports College Eye 34:26, p.4	04/09/1943	Miss Dorothy Humiston is setting up the women's spring intramural program.
1117	'War widows' carry on--find new interests College Eye 34:24, p.1	04/02/1943	A brief look at what women do when their men are in the service.
1118	Notes of a novice College Eye 34:26, p.2	04/02/1943	Comments on the former TC men in the services, and on the appearance of the average TC woman.
1119	Watching the World College Eye 34:25, p.2	04/02/1943	Explores the role women must play during the war.
1120	Women offered courses in manual training College Eye 34:24, p.1	04/02/1943	Women are free to enroll in the classes.
1121	Women in war Alumnus 27:3, p.13	04/01/1943	Survey and list of ISTC women involved in the war effort; photo.
1122	Let's talk it over with the editor College Eye 34:18, p.2	02/05/1943	Comments on women teachers who have left for more high-paying jobs in the war effort.
1123	Students bunk four in a room Alumnus 27:1, p.16	01/01/1943	With WAVES in Bartlett Hall, students are crowded into other facilities; women now use Seerley Hall for Men; photo.
1124	Let's talk it over with the editor College Eye 34:42, p.2	12/18/1942	Comments on traveling home for the holidays, women participating in the war effort, the men who eat their lunch in the Auditorium hallway, and an old editorial by a man who refused to sacrifice his life for the war effort.
1125	All hands on 'desks' College Eye 34:42, p.1	12/11/1942	Naval men will be on campus helping train women.
1126	This collegiate world College Eye 34:42, p.6	12/11/1942	Comments on the amount of make-up worn by collegiate women.
1127	Women of Seerley get acquainted with new home College Eye 34:42, p.3	12/11/1942	A committee was formed to draft a dormitory constitution.
1128	Little glamour for WAAC's, say two who speak here College Eye 34:2, p.1	09/18/1942	Two officers describe life in the service.
1129	Fond daughters prepare to bid college farewell College Eye 33:44, p.1	08/14/1942	Women pack to go home.
1130	Usual complaints bring up late hours question College Eye 33:40, p.2	07/17/1942	Compares the curfew for women at the Teachers College with the curfew for women at other colleges and universities around the country.
1131	Gals enjoy life at noon snack College Eye 33:37, p.2	06/26/1942	In women's lounge in Auditorium.
1132	Physical activity survey tabulated College Eye 33:32, p.3	05/15/1942	Results of survey of physical activity among ISTC women.
1133	From the Editor's Point of View College Eye 33:26, p.2	04/03/1942	Discusses the addition of slacks to a women's wardrobe.
1134	Teachers' futures tend toward homemaking College Eye 33:26, p.3	04/03/1942	Department of Home Economics has layette and child's wardrobe on display.
1135	'That was no lady' in 1910, merely a girl College Eye 33:21, p.7	02/20/1942	A look at College Eye usage in referring to women.
1136	'All men are rats' girl's group says College Eye 33:14, p.4	12/19/1941
1137	Price urges clear thinking College Eye 33:14, p.1	12/19/1941	President Price talks about the effects of war on the college and the country; women will be called to handle new jobs.
1138	'Conquer situations as they arise'--Zapoleon College Eye 33:7, p.1	10/24/1941	Marguerite Zapoleon give advice on women's vocations.
1139	Baker Hall coeds Alumnus 25:4, p.13	10/01/1941	Large enrollment of women in 1941 summer session leads to their being housed in Baker Hall; photo.
1140	Keeps eyes open for job possibilities College Eye 33:3, p.2	09/26/1941	J. B. Paul urges women to consider all the vocations open to them.
1141	Sport shorts gals and dashes College Eye 33:2, p.6	09/19/1941	Women's play night held every Wednesday.
1142	Big stocking run by frantic women College Eye 32:42, p.3	08/08/1941	As government curbs use of silk.
1143	Girls with sandlot experience soon lose 'sissie toss' College Eye 32:40, p.4	07/25/1941	Professor Wild comments on women's baseball abilities.
1144	Coeds think beauty expensive College Eye 32:39, p.3	07/18/1941	Men and women talk about what they spend for personal items.
1145	Students reveal contract oddities College Eye 32:39, p.1	07/18/1941	Students talk about odd clauses in their teaching contracts.
1146	Privacy wanted! Baker women; girls like comfort of dorm College Eye 32:37, p.1	06/27/1941	111 women now live in Baker Hall; women talk about their experiences in the dorm formerly occupied solely by men; photo.
1147	Today in Hyde Park; Baker fate forecast College Eye 32:37, p.2	06/27/1941	Complaint that men having nothing to themselves at TC any longer because women now live in Baker Hall.
1148	Hyde Park; Women on the March College Eye 32:33, p.2	05/23/1941	Laments noise made by women in a concert audience when they get up to leave in order to be back in the dorms on time.
1149	'Realize woman's place' says Mary Gilson College Eye 32:30, p.1	05/02/1941	Excerpts from remarks at Women's League induction ceremony.
1150	Senior women are honored by AAUW College Eye 32:29, p.3	04/25/1941	Eighty-eight degree candidates honored at breakfast.
1151	Glamour room offered by Placement Bureau College Eye 32:22, p.1	02/28/1941	Room in Placement Bureau office offers opportunity to get ready for interviews.
1152	Senior women honored at dinner College Eye 32:20, p.3	02/14/1941	Sponsored by Women's League.
1153	C. A. A. course not open to women unless men enroll College Eye 32:13, p.3	12/13/1940	Women limited to one-tenth of the total enrollment in flight training course.
1154	Sports Brief for Gals in Shorts College Eye 32:9, p.6	11/08/1940	Women physical education majors learn to play and teach flag football.
1155	A bevy of coeds attend the game College Eye 32:7, p.8	10/25/1940
1156	Sleepy heads take notice College Eye 31:40, p.3	07/26/1940	Comparison of the chores that men and women face in the morning.
1157	Bartlett living rooms to have book tables College Eye 31:39, p.3	07/19/1940	Will feature books of interest to women.
1158	Women's sports College Eye 31:14, p.4	01/05/1940	Intramural basketball for women is underway.
1159	College women favor mid-afternoon teas College Eye 31:11, p.3	11/24/1939	Bartlett Hall women enjoy the custom.
1160	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.
1161	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.
1162	Senior women to dine Wednesday College Eye 31:8, p.4	11/03/1939	Will celebrate Thanksgiving early.
1163	What goes on under a drier? College Eye 31:8, p.1	11/03/1939	Quick look at what women talk about at the beauty parlor.
1164	Women like tea, blankets not football College Eye 31:6, p.8	10/20/1939	Humorous attempt to see a football game through a woman's eyes.
1165	Are ladies lacking at Teachers College? College Eye 30:41, p.3	08/04/1939	Recounts attributes of women from magazine article.
1166	Editorially speaking; the College Eye presents; campus views; significant events; coeds make rules College Eye 30:38, p.2	07/07/1939	Advice for men on dating.
1167	School Ma'ams recite suppressed desires College Eye 30:35, p.1	06/16/1939	Teachers talk about their unfilled desires.
1168	Over the Fence College Eye 30:33, p.4	05/19/1939	Believes women have no place in competitive sports.
1169	Women don't know the jargon--do the men readers? College Eye 30:29, p.4	04/21/1939	Multiple choice test was taken on how well women know sports vocabulary; no one ranked lower than seven correct.
1170	Career preferred to homemaking College Eye 30:28, p.1	04/14/1939	Students talk about their future plans.
1171	Coeds launch counter-attack on the men College Eye 30:21, p.1	02/24/1939	Women talk about what they like and dislike in TC men.
1172	Make-up or barn paint? The men criticize College Eye 30:20, p.1	02/17/1939	Men have their own opinions when it comes to women wearing make-up.
1173	Freshmen women will be dinner honorees College Eye 30:4, p.3	09/30/1938	Women's League will host freshmen women.
1174	Booklet for coeds published College Eye 30:1, p.7	09/02/1938	Campiquette gives advice on etiquette for women.
1175	Men reveal knowledge of modern coed's garb College Eye 29:42, p.1	07/29/1938	Men talk about women's fashions; photo.
1176	Mrs. Adams differentiates College Eye 29:35, p.3	06/10/1938	Mazie Adams talks about being a housemother in an off-campus house.
1177	Faculty Forum College Eye 29:34, p.2	06/01/1938	Professor Charles discusses differences between men and women professors.
1178	Faculty Forum College Eye 29:31, p.1	05/06/1938	Discusses differences between men and women professors.
1179	Committee in charge marriage forum College Eye 29:24, p.1	03/18/1938	Considering appropriate roles for men and women; photo.
1180	Wives of the future discussed Wednesday College Eye 29:23, p.1	03/11/1938	Will consider role of women.
1181	Students begin forums on homemaking College Eye 29:20, p.1	02/11/1938	Charles Poppenheimer and Lela Van Engen express views on roles for women and men.
1182	Should teachers marry? Here are some answers Alumnus 22:1, p.16	01/01/1938	Three responses to the earlier question about married women being allowed to teach.
1183	Baker Hall men reveal characteristics of ideal girl College Eye 29:13, p.5	12/10/1937	Men talk about what they like and dislike in women.
1184	Vocational committee sponsors roundtable College Eye 29:12, p.1	12/03/1937	Will discuss summer camp work for women.
1185	Girls dominate in registration College Eye 29:10, p.1	11/12/1937	883 of the 1172 students who have registered already are women.
1186	Marriage vs. career College Eye 29:8, p.2	10/29/1937	Believes that women will eventually find that they prefer marriage to a career.
1187	Personality is rated high by school boards College Eye 29:8, p.6	10/29/1937	E. W. Goetch tells what superintendents are looking for when they hire a new teacher.
1188	New women given check-ups by health service College Eye 29:5, p.7	10/08/1937	Dr. Anita Green is preparing data about new students.
1189	Teachers should marry Alumnus 21:4, p.4	10/01/1937	Believes that women teachers should be allowed to marry and continue to teach.
1190	Woman's place in in the home! Alumnus 21:4, p.6	10/01/1937	Department of Home Economics trains women for careers and for marriage; Professor Geiger and President Latham express views; photo.
1191	Women like bull sessions College Eye 29:4, p.2	10/01/1937	Some topics of conversation among women.
1192	Summer costume is vogue for class College Eye 29:1, p.3	09/09/1937	Advice to women on what to wear; don't bring out the fall clothing until October.
1193	Men are still ahead of women--in one way College Eye 38:0, p.3	07/30/1937	College Hill barber Clyde C. Lewis talks about haircuts; remembers giving first shingle bob cut to woman.
1194	Men beat women with spring grades College Eye 28:42, p.1	07/23/1937	List of those named to Honor Roll.
1195	Russia is topic of weekly forum College Eye 28:40, p.4	07/09/1937	Professor Aitchison spoke on women, family life, and work.
1196	What do co-eds do all day? College Eye 28:38, p.2	06/25/1937	Quick look at the daily routine of women students.
1197	Six to one is ratio on campus now College Eye 28:36, p.1	06/11/1937	Summer 1937 enrollment is 1605; women far outnumber men.
1198	Women's sports offer varied program for summer students College Eye 28:36, p.4	06/11/1937	Schedule of recreational activities.
1199	Bartlett blues College Eye 28:32, p.2	05/14/1937	Secrets of a woman's complexion.
1200	A freshman speaks College Eye 28:31, p.2	05/07/1937	Lee Robinson assesses the strong points and weak points of his college experience; likes library, faculty, physical facilities; believes women have strong grounds to protest the rules pertaining specifically to them.