World War II

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601 First assembly lecture considers post-war problem
College Eye 33:36, p.1 		Excerpts from Professor Sage's presentation.
602 Post-war effort needed
College Eye 33:36, p.2 		Believes that Germany and Japan need to be punished and tightly controlled after the war is over.
603 Victory gardens thrive in hands of faculty children
College Eye 33:35, p.1 		Description of the efforts of faculty members' children to raise vegetables.
604 Alumnus blasts myths of war
College Eye 33:34, p.1 		Kenneth Colegrove believes blundering leaders cause wars; photo.
605 Bacon brings home bacon from Burma
College Eye 33:34, p.6 		Flying Tiger Noel Bacon credited with shooting down four Japanese planes; photo.
606 Dr. Lambertson explains Hitler's hypnosis over Nazi Germany's masses
College Eye 33:34, p.3 		Publishes article.
607 Graduates of 1942 lack training for war effort
College Eye 33:34, p.2
608 'Best' books now listed in Library
College Eye 33:33, p.1 		List of best books on war posted.
609 Prof. Skar asserts American standard can be maintained
College Eye 33:33, p.1 		Believes people will need to work harder.
610 The Editor's Barometer
College Eye 33:34, p.2 		Encourages students to write letters to Teachers College students who are fighting the war.
611 Grade points rise since the 'duration'
College Eye 33:32, p.1
612 Guestorially speaking
College Eye 33:32, p.2 		Discusses the affect of the war on fraternities.
613 Russia will get scrolls
College Eye 33:32, p.2 		American young people will greet Soviet young people.
614 Watching the World
College Eye 33:32, p.2 		News from around the country and the world.
615 'Future officers' drilled in new military course
College Eye 33:31, p.1 		Faculty conduct classes for men who wish to prepare for military service.
616 Students desiring sugar must register for rations
College Eye 33:30, p.1 		All students, even those who eat in dorms or boarding houses, must register for a ration book; registration scheduled in Campus School.
617 Wick announces delay in release of Old Gold
College Eye 33:30, p.1 		Due to shortage of cover material.
618 Campus School, too, goes 'all out for MacArthur'
College Eye 33:29, p.1 		Will assist in stamp and bond sales.
619 From the Editor's Point of View
College Eye 33:29, p.2 		Encourages students to join in the activities celebrating MacArthur Day.
620 Golf, tennis neophytes swing less this year
College Eye 33:29, p.4 		Rubber shortage means a smaller supply of tennis and golf balls.
621 Price pays price
College Eye 33:29, p.1 		Harold McConeghey sells the first war savings stamp to President Malcolm Price in honor of MacArthur Day; photo.
622 Watching the World
College Eye 33:29, p.2 		News from around the country and the world.
623 Will broadcast MacArthur Day dance
College Eye 33:29, p.3 		Women encouraged to ask their hometown boyfriend or to make us of the date bureau.
624 From the Editor's Point of View
College Eye 33:28, p.2 		Discusses the contribution that students will be able to make to the war effort by participating in the MacArthur Day activities.
625 MacArthur Day made possible by commendable cooperation
College Eye 33:28, p.2 		Thanks the various organizations that helped to plan and organize MacArthur Day.
626 Plan 'all out' MacArthur Day
College Eye 33:28, p.1 		Will feature dance, dinner, and bond sales campaign.
627 To show wartime play production
College Eye 33:28, p.1 		Conference will show how to stage plays under wartime conditions.
628 Watching the World
College Eye 33:28, p.2 		News from around the country and the world.
629 'Stay in school, bolster moral,' urges Robinson
College Eye 33:27, p.1 		Encourages everyone to support the war effort in his own way.
630 Frosh rule lifted for the duration
College Eye 33:27, p.4 		Freshmen will be allowed to play intercollegiate sports for the duration of the war.
631 Daykin says war effort lag not due to strikes
College Eye 33:26, p.1 		Walter Daykin speaks to Faculty Men's Club.
632 Campus mobilizes for victory
Alumnus 26:2, p.1 		Everyone on campus doing part for victory, even the Training School; photo.
633 Help us meet the teacher shortage
Alumnus 26:2, p. 		Student and teacher hold an American flag in a classroom; photo.
634 Home front launches offensive in World War II, 1942
Alumnus 26:2, p.5 		Survey of college efforts to meet defense demands include speeding up curriculum, recycling, Red Cross classes, physical fitness, and letter-writing; photo.
635 Speed-up plan trains better teachers sooner
Alumnus 26:2, p.3 		Students may complete four year course in three years and two year course in one and one half years in effort to meet teacher shortage.
636 You met the defense crisis
Alumnus 26:2, p.1 		Continues to solicit teacher education recruits in light of defense crisis.
637 Committee aids foreign refugee
College Eye 33:25, p.1 		Will assist Marten Heupeden as he studies architecture.
638 From the Editor's Point of View
College Eye 33:25, p.2 		Expresses disappointment at the lack of response to the proposed General Douglas MacArthur Day.
639 Attention, service organizations!
College Eye 33:24, p.2 		Students from Michigan College ask Teachers College students to join them in celebrating a newly created General Douglas MacArthur Day.
640 There are positions in which misfits fit
College Eye 33:24, p.1 		Lack of men for teaching positions.
641 Military course offers fundamentals for Army
College Eye 33:23, p.1 		Description of the Military Survey course.
642 Watching the World
College Eye 33:23, p.2 		News from around the country and the world.
643 Coeds learn the things 'mother used to do'
College Eye 33:22, p.1 		John McCollough talks about colonial crafts.
644 Faculty answers, 'What's ahead for teaching?'
College Eye 33:22, p.1 		Faculty talk about teaching in light of the war.
645 From the Editor's Point of View
College Eye 33:22, p.2 		Comments on a public forum given by Mrs. Raymond Sayre on the role of students in a war time culture.
646 Return-student-to-campus plan originated at Iowa U.
College Eye 33:22, p.1 		Attempting to persuade students to complete their college studies before military service.
647 Sayre leads forum group
College Eye 33:22, p.1 		Mrs. Raymond Sayre discusses civilian problems and morale building.
648 Victory effort clippings collected at library
College Eye 33:22, p.3 		Collection will help students locate information about the war.
649 War booms chart's growth
College Eye 33:22, p.2 		M. R. Thompson's chart showing federal expenditures moves at a quicker pace.
650 Sage advises effort in peace
College Eye 33:21, p.5 		Professor Sage offers advice on winning the peace.
651 Watching the World
College Eye 33:21, p.2 		News from around the country and the world.
652 Teachers College boosts for victory
College Eye 33:20, p.1 		Description of various campus war efforts.
653 Watching the World
College Eye 33:20, p.2 		News from around the country and the world.
654 Eliminate Teachers College as a possible aviation center
College Eye 33:19, p.1 		Campus seems likely location for some sort of military training, but not for naval aviation center.
655 Quarters begging to be called for
College Eye 33:19, p.2 		Defense tax reconsidered.
656 Victory courses to be offered
College Eye 33:19, p.1 		Work will be offered in radio, navigation, and industrial occupations.
657 Watching the World
College Eye 33:19, p.2 		News from around the country and the world.
658 Fagan, Aitchison, and Sage lead war discussions
College Eye 33:18, p.1 		Over 100 attend discussion session.
659 Serious shortage of teaching positions is result of war
College Eye 33:18, p.2 		Teachers college enrollments declining; teachers leaving professor for higher paying jobs.
660 War effort puts crimp in campus sweet tooth
College Eye 33:18, p.1 		Sugar bowls no longer appear on tables.
661 Watching the World
College Eye 33:18, p.2 		News from around the country and the world.
662 Any stamps today? Any bonds today?
College Eye 33:17, p.1 		Russel Brown, a student at the Teachers College High School, sells defense stamps; photo.
663 Attention
College Eye 33:17, p.1 		Car owners must buy federal tax stamp for $2.09.
664 Bartlett begins victory campaign
College Eye 33:17, p.1 		Attempting to stay in good physical condition, raise money for stamps and bonds, and improve morale.
665 Campus organizations to sponsor forum series
College Eye 33:17, p.1 		Committee will attempt to keep up to date on the war and consider the post-war world.
666 From the Editor's Point of View
College Eye 33:17, p.2 		Encourages students who wish to discuss the war to attend public forum discussions.
667 Give a book plan is for army men
College Eye 33:17, p.1 		Attempting to gather books for those in military service.
668 Our 'V' for victory campaign
College Eye 33:17, p.2 		Announces the College Eye's plan to substitute the word victory for the word defense when referring to the war.
669 Ritter proves wisdom of 'make haste slowly'
College Eye 33:17, p.2 		Believes that speed limit of forty miles per hour would save gasoline.
670 Watching the World
College Eye 33:17, p.2 		News from around the country and the world.
671 Watching the World
College Eye 33:16, p.2 		News from around the country and the world.
672 A Christmas greeting from the West Coast
College Eye 33:15, p.2 		A letter on West Coast preparations for possible invasion.
673 Campus school group promotes victory campaign
College Eye 33:15, p.1 		Group organizes to sell stamps and perform other war-related duties.
674 Plan to speed tutor training; Price sees solution to shortage
College Eye 33:15, p.1 		President Price points out that the ISTC calendar of four 12-week quarters allows teacher training and other courses to move along very quickly.
675 Waste paper and defense
College Eye 33:15, p.1 		Asks students to save waste paper to help stop a paper shortage.
676 Watching the World
College Eye 33:15, p.2 		News from around the country and the world.
677 Work and war cause gap in male enrollment
College Eye 33:15, p.1 		Twenty-seven men have dropped out of school for military service or defense work.
678 Write on both sides of your paper
College Eye 33:15, p.2 		Advice on ways to meet the paper shortage.
679 A proclamation by the President of the United States
College Eye 33:14, p.2 		Solicits support for Red Cross fund drive.
680 Food Lispings
College Eye 33:14, p.2 		Makes a comparison between Japanese and American lunches.
681 From the editor's point of view
College Eye 33:14, p.2 		Expresses agreement with President Price's convocation address concerning U. S. participation in World War II.
682 National defense stops fancy frills on gum
College Eye 33:14, p.2 		Even gum wrappers will be changed to meet the war effort.
683 Price urges clear thinking
College Eye 33:14, p.1 		President Price talks about the effects of war on the college and the country; women will be called to handle new jobs.
684 From the editor's point of view
College Eye 33:13, p.2 		Comments on the impact that the U. S. entrance into World War II will have on college students.
685 Watching the World
College Eye 33:13, p.2 		News from around the country and the world.
686 Watching the World
College Eye 33:12, p.2 		News from around the country and the world.
687 Watching the World
College Eye 33:11, p.2 		News from around the country and the world.
688 Watching the World
College Eye 33:10, p.2 		News from around the country and the world.
689 Students of a democracy, just where do you stand?
College Eye 33:9, p.2 		Believes that students need to decide what their stand is on a U. S. presence in World War II.
690 Watching the World
College Eye 33:9, p.2 		News from around the country and the world.
691 Watching the World
College Eye 33:8, p.2 		News from around the country and the world.
692 Visitors will urge America to enter war immediately
College Eye 33:7, p.1 		Canadian students will argue; photo.
693 Watching the World
College Eye 33:7, p.2 		News from around the country and the world.
694 Colleges' plight in war economy
College Eye 33:6, p.2 		Colleges face rising costs, declining revenues, and declining numbers of male students.
695 Dozens requesting nutrition lecture
College Eye 33:6, p.6 		Fear of war brings on demand for information.
696 Watching the World
College Eye 33:6, p.2 		News from around the country and the world.
697 Watching the World
College Eye 33:5, p.2 		News from around the country and the world.
698 Richards Club chooses 'Knit for Europe' Project
College Eye 33:4, p.3
699 He's off for the army
Alumnus 25:4, p.17 		Roland Wick departs for army physical; friends up early to see him off; but he returns when he fails the examination; photo.
700 Iowa teachers--defenders of democracy
Alumnus 25:4, p.15 		Evelyn Hanisch writes to friend in military service.