Dating

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#	Title	Date	Summary
301	It's fun to go to Teachers College Alumnus 25:3, p.7	07/01/1941	Close look at opportunities and facilities for recreation in dormitories and on campus; photo.
302	Lights at night aid public eye College Eye 32:37, p.3	06/27/1941	Students must look hard to find privacy on campus.
303	How do you make a date? Here are jo-eds' techniques College Eye 32:20, p.2	02/14/1941	A look at the most popular dating lines.
304	Plan more informality for Commons College Eye 32:8, p.3	11/01/1940	Hope to make dances and atmosphere less formal.
305	Crepe proves most popular fabric for date frocks, after a fashion College Eye 31:14, p.3	01/05/1940	Advice on what to wear on a date.
306	Stay out of war, let men propose, election reveals College Eye 31:13, p.1	12/15/1939	Thomas Dewey outpolls President Roosevelt, 576-487; students believe that the US should stay out of the war even if England and France are losing; both men and women believe that either gender should be able to ask for dates or to propose marriage.
307	Somebody got turned around here College Eye 31:11, p.3	11/24/1939	Dennis McDonald gets corsage pinned by June Crabill.
308	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.
309	Survey reveals teachers can't College Eye 31:4, p.1	10/06/1939	Report of an Ohio survey on appropriate behavior for teachers.
310	Other coeds in need of escorts College Eye 30:42, p.2	08/11/1939	Dating services have been tried at TC several times before during summer terms with moderate success.
311	Rate yourself as a date; use these do's and don'ts College Eye 30:43, p.1	07/28/1939	Prompted by an article in Your Life magazine; gives advice about dating.
312	College women devise system to score dates College Eye 30:40, p.2	07/21/1939	Colors symbolize how well your date went to Radcliffe women.
313	Waitresses use date alibis College Eye 30:40, p.1	07/21/1939	Women tell what they say when men ask them for a date.
314	Woo-woo! They get their men! College Eye 30:40, p.3	07/21/1939	Bartlett Hall women take the initiative and ask Baker Hall men to a picnic.
315	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.
316	Belles in the heart College Eye 30:1, p.1	09/02/1938	Student looks at picture of girlfriend; photo.
317	Identification of Meer twins complicates the date question College Eye 29:42, p.3	07/29/1938	A look at some of the people in the Date Bureau files.
318	Ideal date: tall, dark, humorous College Eye 29:41, p.1	07/22/1938	Managers of Date Bureau talk about their work.
319	Steps to dating College Eye 29:41, p.1	07/22/1938	Students make use of the date bureau; photo.
320	Dating is simple now; Romance Bureau works College Eye 29:40, p.1	07/15/1938	Now sorting and filing data cards.
321	Assist Cupid on college campus; Date Bureau is organized by McIlroy and Shephard College Eye 29:39, p.1	07/08/1938	Baird McIlroy and Ray Shephard are organizing a Date Bureau.
322	Men reveal 'date' expenses College Eye 29:34, p.3	06/01/1938	Men find that a date usually costs about $1.
323	Gold-digging off as coeds favor Dutch treating College Eye 29:28, p.3	04/15/1938	Women express views on helping to pay for dates.
324	First soda of spring at Commons Alumnus 22:2, p.	04/01/1938	Students relax on porch of Commons; photo.
325	Men, did he say? There were bedbugs, too! Alumnus 22:2, p.10	04/01/1938	Alumnus J. F. Doderer recalls first days on campus in 1887; sleeping quarters; limited menus; Halloween prank.
326	At the Commons for a January date Alumnus 22:1, p.	01/01/1938	Couple in doorway on winter evening; photo.
327	Rushees find no time for dating College Eye 29:13, p.3	12/10/1937	Women have been busy with rush activities.
328	No showers for Bartlettites after curfew College Eye 29:10, p.2	11/12/1937	New rules about shower schedules and dating behavior for Bartlett Hall.
329	The Line College Eye 29:1, p.1	09/09/1937	Campus gossip.
330	The Line College Eye 28:36, p.2	06/11/1937	Campus gossip.
331	Bartlett Hall Old Gold 0:0, p.34	06/01/1937	Staff members; photos.
332	January Old Gold 0:0, p.128	06/01/1937	Man and woman leave the Commons; photo.
333	Lost in a crowd College Eye 28:33, p.2	05/21/1937	Unhappy with crowds of romantic couples on Bartlett Hall porch.
334	The Line College Eye 28:31, p.2	05/07/1937	Campus gossip.
335	Feed that line! It really works College Eye 28:28, p.3	04/16/1937	Professor Charles believes that women are more credulous than men.
336	Looking for a date College Eye 28:28, p.5	04/16/1937	Charles Monroe isn't worried about finding a date with possibilities of Phyllis Moon, Evelyn Bretthauer, Dorothy Oleson, and Loraine Scherif; photo.
337	Bureau will date press delegates College Eye 28:27, p.1	04/09/1937	Will serve as matchmakers for Press Prom.
338	Manners and rough diamonds Alumnus 21:2, p.5	04/01/1937	Controversy follows letter in College Eye about men's manners.
339	Chips and Quibs College Eye 28:20, p.2	02/12/1937	Campus observations.
340	Advertisement is posted; what results it gets College Eye 28:14, p.1	12/17/1936	Woman responds to prank bulletin board posting that asked for a date for the Blue Key dance.
341	Off-campus girls discuss pick-up dates in meeting College Eye 28:9, p.3	11/06/1936	Off-campus women oppose the practice of pick ups.
342	House presidents meet to discuss "pick-up" date College Eye 28:8, p.3	10/30/1936	Consider disciplinary action for women who pick up dates.
343	Dorm entrances become crowed with late-comers just before ten College Eye 28:7, p.3	10/23/1936	Florence Parry talks about the closing and checking procedures in Bartlett Hall.
344	Love is blind, can get along with small lamp College Eye 28:5, p.1	10/08/1936	A look at the early days of ISTC as seen in the student newspaper.
345	Violation of old two-minute rule 'criminal' offense College Eye 28:5, p.1	10/08/1936	A look at the old rule about the association of men and women.
346	Another Tuesday evening sing? College Eye 27:3, p.2	06/12/1936	Man serenades a woman on a balcony.
347	Of Work and Play Old Gold 0:0, p.129	06/01/1936	Fall photos.
348	"Ideal girl's" qualifications listed by Teachers fellows; personality ranked first; drinking and smoking are taboo College Eye 27:43, p.1	05/15/1936	Men tell what they like in a woman.
349	Crime of selection responsible for establishing two-minute rule in '70's; many rules laid down in bygone days of normal institution College Eye 27:43, p.1	05/15/1936	A look back at relations between men and women on the Normal School campus.
350	Meet Teachers ideal man, so the girls say; most co-eds confess that they have never seen dream man College Eye 27:43, p.1	05/15/1936	Women tell what they like in a man.
351	Qualifications high for "Philip T. H.," recently organized College Eye 27:40, p.2	04/24/1936
352	Baldwin, Kurtz to assure delegates satisfactory dates College Eye 27:38, p.3	04/10/1936	In charge of dates for Press Prom; photo.
353	Baldwin and Kurtz head bureau for Press Prom dates College Eye 27:35, p.3	03/20/1936	Procedures for dating bureau; photo.
354	Boys, see yourselves as the desk worker at Bartlett Hall sees you; some are confident; some shy, but their dates appear by and by College Eye 27:33, p.1	02/28/1936	Desk attendants at Bartlett Hall talk about the strange requests that they receive.
355	A girl talks back College Eye 27:22, p.2	11/22/1935	Criticizes Randall Hartlieb's comments on dating women students at Teachers College.
356	Not aggressive enough, girls?; you made men what they are today--you heah me? College Eye 27:21, p.1	11/15/1935	Claims that certain women at ISTC want only to date men who are in fraternities, sports, or I-Club.
357	. . . Sweethearts Forever! Perhaps . . . Old Gold 0:0, p.122	06/01/1935	Photos of couples.
358	Maybe it's because we have two girls for each man here College Eye 26:44, p.133	05/24/1935	Harold Bosley headed discussion on the need for a dating bureau on campus.
359	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.
360	Press convention date bureau to banish dull care College Eye 26:41, p.1	05/03/1935	Dating Bureau will be set up for convention.
361	Dating important in college life, Bosley asserts College Eye 26:40, p.1	04/26/1935	Offers views on the benefits of dating.
362	Way down South among the primitives College Eye 26:34, p.2	03/11/1935	Writer is thankful to live in a civilized part of the country after reading an article about a college in North Carolina where it is forbidden for students to date.
363	Social relations to be discussed at next forum College Eye 26:31, p.1	02/15/1935	Mrs. Edward Allen will speak.
364	Coed bares record of glamorous past College Eye 26:29, p.1	02/01/1935	A senior woman says that she has had 285 dates while in college.
365	Reader believes two-minute rule should be re-adopted College Eye 26:29, p.2	02/01/1935	Would spread men around better.
366	Women fill parlors waiting for dates for Femmes Fancy College Eye 26:26, p.3	01/11/1935	Tips for women as they pick up their dates.
367	Time may come and time may go, but the rules go on forever; students fifty years ago abided (?) by strict regulations College Eye 26:22, p.1	11/23/1934	Quick look at student regulations then and now.
368	Student thinks Library is more for visiting than for studying College Eye 26:16, p.2	10/12/1934	Believes that many men use the Library only as a place to meet women.
369	Upperclaswoman proposes eight o'clock curfew for freshmen College Eye 26:16, p.2	10/12/1934	Female student suggests an early curfew for freshmen so that upperclasswomen have a chance to meet some men and go on dates.
370	Wanted: a date, by man with a dime College Eye 26:16, p.1	10/12/1934	Women want a man who can dance and has some money.
371	No caps, no gowns, but smiles belied professor's frowns Alumnus 18:4, p.8	10/01/1934	George H. Olmsted recalls early days of school.
372	Bookworms and romances College Eye 26:14, p.2	09/28/1934	Discusses the places that students with no money are going on dates; Commons may be overtaking the Library.
373	Forum College Eye 25:36, p.2	03/30/1934	Considers "Dutch Treat" dating.
374	Correction College Eye 25:27, p.3	01/19/1934	The book on information about ISTC women was put together by one member of Alpha Delta Alpha.
375	Here's your chance to check up on "datability" of T.C. co-eds; specifications on prettiest girls listed in new date book College Eye 25:26, p.1	01/12/1934	Alpha Delta Alpha publishes and circulates book on campus women.
376	Data for dates with T. C. girls filed by Coover College Eye 25:24, p.1	12/15/1933	Merton Coover has assembled data on ISTC women.
377	Question for anybody's column College Eye 25:17, p.2	10/20/1933	Humorous observation on women.
378	Forum; A Freshman Looks Around College Eye 25:15, p.2	10/06/1933	Not enough men on campus.
379	Forum College Eye 25:2, p.2	06/16/1933	Annoyed by persistent men at library.
380	Advice for the lovelorn College Eye 24:33, p.2	05/19/1933	Suggestions for men when they want to date a woman.
381	What do you think? College Eye 24:31, p.2	05/05/1933	Students offer opinions on Dutch Treat dating.
382	Press convention date cards are due College Eye 24:29, p.1	04/21/1933	For those who want dates for the press convention.
383	Dating Bureau is feature of Iowa Press conclave College Eye 24:28, p.1	04/14/1933	Will attempt to match visitors with dates.
384	Janitor traces changes in college life during thirty-one years of service; Mr. Justice declares that students do not study so much now College Eye 24:28, p.2	04/14/1933	Tom Justice recalls the earlier years of the school.
385	Dormitory clerk needs pity; coming of males of mails takes up largest portion of desk assistant's time College Eye 24:27, p.4	04/07/1933	Desk attendant says that dealing with the mail and with men arriving to pick up dates takes up most of her time.
386	Committees plan for press meet; seventeenth convention is scheduled for April 28 and 29 College Eye 24:18, p.1	02/03/1933	Convention highlights.
387	Campus Juliets have monumental patience College Eye 24:2, p.1	09/16/1932
388	Etiquette book is completed; Inter-sorority council to issue "good form" bulletin College Eye 23:53, p.1	08/05/1932	Highlights of the new booklet.
389	College students can't play golf, says Dr. Charles College Eye 23:50, p.1	07/15/1932	Does not believe students take the game seriously.
390	Ruth Latta will run official date bureau for press conference College Eye 23:49, p.4	07/08/1932
391	Forum College Eye 23:47, p.2	06/24/1932	Criticizes statements made by Nellie Norman concerning lonely Friday nights.
392	Forum College Eye 23:46, p.2	06/17/1932	Laments the lack of men on campus during the weekends.
393	Irrelevance College Eye 23:44, p.6	06/01/1932
394	Bartlett Hall is newly equipped with modern branch phone exchange College Eye 23:25, p.1	01/08/1932	New system should mean shorter waits for someone to be summoned to the phone.
395	Boy friends dance at dorm tonight College Eye 23:20, p.5	11/06/1931	Women of Bartlett Hall will host dance for friends.
396	The bridge and the moon Alumnus 15:4, p.10	10/01/1931	Memories of lovers' bridge on Merner Avenue.
397	Many attractions of Cedar beckon to students here College Eye 23:12, p.8	09/08/1931	Description of the many attractions of the Cedar River.
398	Rules of pedagogy bow to nature's precepts at the college library College Eye 23:7, p.1	07/17/1931	Students are using the library for social purposes rather than for studying.
399	It is only an old rickety wooden bridge Public Relations News Release 1930:479, p.1	07/15/1931	Merner Avenue bridge is two blocks away from campus; serves as a location for romance.
400	"Through all kinds of weather", Merner Ave. Bridge holds its own College Eye 23:6, p.1	07/10/1931	Guide to campus lovers' lane.