World War II

Displaying 651 - 700 of 787 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
651	Victory courses to be offered College Eye 33:19, p.1	02/06/1942	Work will be offered in radio, navigation, and industrial occupations.
652	Eliminate Teachers College as a possible aviation center College Eye 33:19, p.1	02/06/1942	Campus seems likely location for some sort of military training, but not for naval aviation center.
653	Watching the World College Eye 33:19, p.2	02/06/1942	News from around the country and the world.
654	Quarters begging to be called for College Eye 33:19, p.2	02/06/1942	Defense tax reconsidered.
655	Serious shortage of teaching positions is result of war College Eye 33:18, p.2	01/30/1942	Teachers college enrollments declining; teachers leaving professor for higher paying jobs.
656	War effort puts crimp in campus sweet tooth College Eye 33:18, p.1	01/30/1942	Sugar bowls no longer appear on tables.
657	Fagan, Aitchison, and Sage lead war discussions College Eye 33:18, p.1	01/30/1942	Over 100 attend discussion session.
658	Watching the World College Eye 33:18, p.2	01/30/1942	News from around the country and the world.
659	Bartlett begins victory campaign College Eye 33:17, p.1	01/23/1942	Attempting to stay in good physical condition, raise money for stamps and bonds, and improve morale.
660	Watching the World College Eye 33:17, p.2	01/23/1942	News from around the country and the world.
661	Give a book plan is for army men College Eye 33:17, p.1	01/23/1942	Attempting to gather books for those in military service.
662	Any stamps today? Any bonds today? College Eye 33:17, p.1	01/23/1942	Russel Brown, a student at the Teachers College High School, sells defense stamps; photo.
663	Attention College Eye 33:17, p.1	01/23/1942	Car owners must buy federal tax stamp for $2.09.
664	Campus organizations to sponsor forum series College Eye 33:17, p.1	01/23/1942	Committee will attempt to keep up to date on the war and consider the post-war world.
665	From the Editor's Point of View College Eye 33:17, p.2	01/23/1942	Encourages students who wish to discuss the war to attend public forum discussions.
666	Our 'V' for victory campaign College Eye 33:17, p.2	01/23/1942	Announces the College Eye's plan to substitute the word victory for the word defense when referring to the war.
667	Ritter proves wisdom of 'make haste slowly' College Eye 33:17, p.2	01/23/1942	Believes that speed limit of forty miles per hour would save gasoline.
668	Watching the World College Eye 33:16, p.2	01/16/1942	News from around the country and the world.
669	Watching the World College Eye 33:15, p.2	01/09/1942	News from around the country and the world.
670	Work and war cause gap in male enrollment College Eye 33:15, p.1	01/09/1942	Twenty-seven men have dropped out of school for military service or defense work.
671	Campus school group promotes victory campaign College Eye 33:15, p.1	01/09/1942	Group organizes to sell stamps and perform other war-related duties.
672	Plan to speed tutor training; Price sees solution to shortage College Eye 33:15, p.1	01/09/1942	President Price points out that the ISTC calendar of four 12-week quarters allows teacher training and other courses to move along very quickly.
673	Waste paper and defense College Eye 33:15, p.1	01/09/1942	Asks students to save waste paper to help stop a paper shortage.
674	Write on both sides of your paper College Eye 33:15, p.2	01/09/1942	Advice on ways to meet the paper shortage.
675	A Christmas greeting from the West Coast College Eye 33:15, p.2	01/09/1942	A letter on West Coast preparations for possible invasion.
676	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.
677	From the editor's point of view College Eye 33:14, p.2	12/19/1941	Expresses agreement with President Price's convocation address concerning U. S. participation in World War II.
678	National defense stops fancy frills on gum College Eye 33:14, p.2	12/19/1941	Even gum wrappers will be changed to meet the war effort.
679	A proclamation by the President of the United States College Eye 33:14, p.2	12/19/1941	Solicits support for Red Cross fund drive.
680	Food Lispings College Eye 33:14, p.2	12/19/1941	Makes a comparison between Japanese and American lunches.
681	From the editor's point of view College Eye 33:13, p.2	12/12/1941	Comments on the impact that the U. S. entrance into World War II will have on college students.
682	Watching the World College Eye 33:13, p.2	12/12/1941	News from around the country and the world.
683	Watching the World College Eye 33:12, p.2	12/05/1941	News from around the country and the world.
684	Watching the World College Eye 33:11, p.2	11/21/1941	News from around the country and the world.
685	Watching the World College Eye 33:10, p.2	11/14/1941	News from around the country and the world.
686	Watching the World College Eye 33:9, p.2	11/07/1941	News from around the country and the world.
687	Students of a democracy, just where do you stand? College Eye 33:9, p.2	11/07/1941	Believes that students need to decide what their stand is on a U. S. presence in World War II.
688	Watching the World College Eye 33:8, p.2	10/31/1941	News from around the country and the world.
689	Watching the World College Eye 33:7, p.2	10/24/1941	News from around the country and the world.
690	Visitors will urge America to enter war immediately College Eye 33:7, p.1	10/24/1941	Canadian students will argue; photo.
691	Dozens requesting nutrition lecture College Eye 33:6, p.6	10/17/1941	Fear of war brings on demand for information.
692	Colleges' plight in war economy College Eye 33:6, p.2	10/17/1941	Colleges face rising costs, declining revenues, and declining numbers of male students.
693	Watching the World College Eye 33:6, p.2	10/17/1941	News from around the country and the world.
694	Watching the World College Eye 33:5, p.2	10/10/1941	News from around the country and the world.
695	Richards Club chooses 'Knit for Europe' Project College Eye 33:4, p.3	10/03/1941
696	Mighty midgets are after title Alumnus 25:4, p.7	10/01/1941	It is hard to predict football season success, because many men may be in military service; photo.
697	Iowa teachers--defenders of democracy Alumnus 25:4, p.15	10/01/1941	Evelyn Hanisch writes to friend in military service.
698	My day in Uncle Sam's Army Alumnus 25:4, p.15	10/01/1941	Justin Martin describes a typical day in basic training.
699	He's off for the army Alumnus 25:4, p.17	10/01/1941	Roland Wick departs for army physical; friends up early to see him off; but he returns when he fails the examination; photo.
700	Uncle Sam's radio man--John Lakin at Camp Claiborne Alumnus 25:4, p.16	10/01/1941	John Lakin describes his work with radio communications in the army.