Food

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#	Title	Date	Summary
701	Commons guarantees model waistline College Eye 35:7, p.1	10/22/1943	A look at a good diet available at the Commons.
702	Waves, Army awed by squash, corn on cob, in Commons cafeteria College Eye 35:5, p.5	10/08/1943
703	Nutrition expert says America can be well-fed College Eye 34:41, p.1	08/13/1943	Vivian Drenkhahn offers advice.
704	'Model house' girls must plan points then their budget College Eye 34:36, p.1	07/09/1943	Work hard to manage meals under rationing plan.
705	Campus School plants own victory garden for tomato preserves College Eye 34:35, p.6	07/02/1943	Students and faculty cooperate to grow a garden.
706	Picnics still fun, even with rations College Eye 34:33, p.3	06/18/1943	Advice on picnicking in wartime.
707	Foods class enjoys foreign dinners College Eye 34:30, p.3	05/14/1943	A look at Norwegian and Italian menus.
708	Meal planning class meets problems in food stamp economy College Eye 34:27, p.1	04/23/1943	Women plan their meals to keep in tune with rationing rules.
709	Home Ec. essay contest College Eye 34:24, p.4	04/02/1943	Essay should ways that meat is important to the war effort.
710	Rationing slims public says Miss Sutherland College Eye 34:24, p.1	04/02/1943	Professor Sutherland says that walking and lower fat food will make people healthier.
711	Two nutrition classes scheduled before finals College Eye 33:42, p.3	07/31/1942
712	'Diet variations' to be discussed at nutrition class College Eye 33:41, p.3	07/24/1942
713	Study values of meat College Eye 33:41, p.4	07/24/1942
714	Gals enjoy life at noon snack College Eye 33:37, p.2	06/26/1942	In women's lounge in Auditorium.
715	Food energy discussed in weekly nutrition class College Eye 33:36, p.3	06/19/1942
716	New freezers installed at Commons; ice cream sales zoom upward College Eye 33:33, p.3	05/22/1942	Machine can make sixty gallon batches.
717	Foods laboratory ranks among best College Eye 33:32, p.2	05/15/1942	Description of Home Economics Department facilities.
718	Students desiring sugar must register for rations College Eye 33:30, p.1	05/01/1942	All students, even those who eat in dorms or boarding houses, must register for a ration book; registration scheduled in Campus School.
719	Food economy studied at Campus School College Eye 33:19, p.3	02/06/1942
720	War effort puts crimp in campus sweet tooth College Eye 33:18, p.1	01/30/1942	Sugar bowls no longer appear on tables.
721	Food Lispings College Eye 33:17, p.2	01/23/1942	Encourages women to increase the size of their food servings to increase the amount of vitamins and minerals they receive.
722	Food Lispings College Eye 33:15, p.2	01/09/1942	Discusses the importance of meat in a person's diet.
723	Co-eds given warning 'eat fruit, not candy' College Eye 33:14, p.4	12/19/1941	Professor Sutherland makes recommendations.
724	Food Lispings College Eye 33:14, p.2	12/19/1941	Makes a comparison between Japanese and American lunches.
725	Nutrition council finds improper daily diet College Eye 33:14, p.2	12/19/1941	Results of survey of students' eating habits.
726	Food Lispings College Eye 33:13, p.2	12/12/1941	Provides suggestions for planning a healthy breakfast.
727	Meal planning class cooks foreign food College Eye 33:11, p.2	11/21/1941
728	Thanksgiving Food Lispings College Eye 33:11, p.2	11/21/1941	Describes the way that healthful eating can help students study for finals.
729	Food Lispings College Eye 33:10, p.2	11/14/1941	Compares the eating habits of students and rats.
730	Students refuel with nature's best nutritional potion College Eye 33:10, p.1	11/14/1941	Students eating a healthy meal at a Des Moines restaurant; photo.
731	Dozens requesting nutrition lecture College Eye 33:6, p.6	10/17/1941	Fear of war brings on demand for information.
732	Advice to freshmen College Eye 33:2, p.3	09/19/1941	Advice on appearance and behavior.
733	Feed animals better than Iowa children College Eye 33:2, p.4	09/19/1941	Professor Sutherland attends meeting on nutrition.
734	Summer; coeds need breakfast College Eye 32:42, p.4	08/08/1941	Mary Smiley talks about summer eating habits.
735	Hot? Change food, frame of mind College Eye 32:41, p.4	08/01/1941	Professor Rath offers advice on summer eating habits.
736	Summer students enjoy their food College Eye 32:38, p.4	07/11/1941	A look at student eating habits during the summer.
737	Ten men cultivate culinary art in cooperative College Eye 32:6, p.1	10/18/1940	Ten men rent rooms and prepare meals together.
738	Greenhouse provides enough groceries for complete dinner menu College Eye 31:20, p.3	02/16/1940	Roger Wardin talks about the edible plants in the Greenhouse.
739	How to eat watermelon; wet ears are necessary College Eye 30:43, p.1	08/18/1939	Two incoming freshmen being shown how to eat a watermelon; photo.
740	Food helps students work College Eye 30:39, p.1	07/14/1939	Students make better progress after eating. During the afternoon, tea and wafers are served for weary students.
741	Home Economics meal-planners College Eye 30:30, p.2	04/28/1939	Meal planning and serving class tries to keep within budget.
742	Thoughts on food are food for thought so regulate your diet College Eye 30:1, p.3	09/02/1938	Recommends ways to eat sensibly at college.
743	"Pinch me when I'm yours" sign protects the lowly pear College Eye 29:43, p.3	08/05/1938
744	College students enjoy their coffee College Eye 29:38, p.2	07/01/1938	Quick look at food preferences among college students.
745	Broke coeds buy milk with stamp College Eye 29:31, p.1	05/06/1938	Students were short on money.
746	They've had measles but not diphtheria College Eye 29:16, p.1	01/14/1938	Survey of diseases that ISTC students have had; includes statistics relating to caloric consumption.
747	Oldster C. Ray Aurner recalls student life in the Nineties Alumnus 22:1, p.3	01/01/1938	Alumnus recalls experiences of living on College Hill and going to school in the 1880s and 1890s; recalls faculty, serving as secretary to President Seerley, selling schoolbooks, rooming houses.
748	Biology Club College Eye 29:13, p.3	12/10/1937	Will study college student diet.
749	Imbibing in dorm revealed College Eye 29:10, p.2	11/12/1937	Baker Hall men take milk bottles directly from the milkman to their rooms; Dean Bender frowns on the practice.
750	New equipment betters Home Economics set-up College Eye 29:6, p.7	10/15/1937	Developing new foods laboratory; description of the facility and equipment.
751	Do you get sleepy . . . . Alumnus 21:4, p.4	10/01/1937	Survey by Professor Rath reveals that students do not eat as much as they should.
752	Are we healthy? College Eye 38:0, p.2	07/30/1937	Advises students to eat good food and take part in recreational activities.
753	Rath recommends bread and milk for sleep-chasing lunch College Eye 38:0, p.3	07/30/1937	Suggests appropriate diet.
754	Cook refuses vitamin; starves boarders College Eye 28:40, p.3	07/09/1937	Student conducts experiment with vitamin deficiency.
755	Male cooking artist continues his "Cheffing" in bean house College Eye 28:27, p.1	04/09/1937	Dick Gibson cooks for others in order to earn enough money to go to school.
756	Snooper reveals what students eat College Eye 28:26, p.3	04/02/1937	A look at what students eat at a local cafeteria.
757	Commons cook tells future wives not to fear cooking duties College Eye 28:25, p.3	03/26/1937	Mrs. J. T. Walton gives advice on how to approach the problem of meal preparation.
758	And that is how it came about College Eye 28:21, p.3	02/19/1937	Supposed history of the term chow mein.
759	Commons employee says students like mixed malted milk College Eye 28:20, p.3	02/12/1937	Noel Bacon talks about the kinds of malts that students favor.
760	College once housed in two buildings College Eye 28:5, p.5	10/08/1936	Early cook, Mrs. McGee, remembers the old days; cooked for all students on campus; walked to College Hill from Cedar Falls; carriage went to mission Sunday School every Sunday.
761	Annual watermelon feast to be held on September 10 College Eye 28:1, p.1	09/08/1936	Opportunity for students to get acquainted.
762	Spaghetti-cabbage a favorite dish when Ellen Richards Club cooks it; working man's perfect lunch demonstrated to relief families College Eye 27:2, p.5	06/03/1936	Assisting families on relief in Waterloo.
763	Men serve raccoon; no women needed College Eye 27:29, p.2	01/31/1936	Men have raccoon dinner.
764	Candy bars, apples have popularathon College Eye 25:34, p.6	03/12/1934	Students consume about two thousand apples and three thousand candy bars per week; favorite candy bars noted.
765	Editorials; really low food costs College Eye 25:7, p.2	07/21/1933	For those who desire an education, and can content themselves with simple food, it is possible to eat and survive on under fifty cents expended on food per day.
766	Moral: to reduce, eat candy bars but no breakfast College Eye 25:2, p.3	06/16/1933	Women talk about the way that they maintain their weight.
767	Co-eds hunting feature story rewarded with man-made meal; collegians prove efficient at Culinary Art College Eye 24:27, p.1	04/07/1933	Men save money by cooking their own food.
768	And can they cook? Even dinner parties do not baffle these youths; six high school boys serve banquet for their mothers College Eye 24:18, p.1	02/03/1933	Six men complete home economics course; decide to host mothers with four course dinner to include food preparation etiquette, family relationships, and the use of leisure time as well.
769	Students formerly were obliged to get drinking water from windmill; the first college boarding house was located on "Berg's Corner" College Eye 24:16, p.2	01/20/1933	History of the early campus.
770	Do students diet? Not much judging from cafeteria menus; but college people do not choose to eat spinach College Eye 24:12, p.1	11/28/1932	College students eat a lot of food, though some work hard for their meals.
771	'Eaters' Club meets weekly at Bartlett College Eye 23:52, p.3	07/29/1932	Group gets together to prepare meals.
772	Students take in 120 suckers every week, Y. M. reveals College Eye 23:50, p.2	07/15/1932	Student snack favorites.
773	Modernizing banana splits College Eye 23:49, p.2	07/08/1932	College Hill soda fountain is offering new flavors.
774	Students here are "good" eaters, says cafeteria director College Eye 23:39, p.2	04/22/1932	Student food preferences.
775	Home Ec department to inform freshmen women in matter of nutrition College Eye 23:15, p.4	10/02/1931	Results of posture examination are available.
776	Style of service in school cafeteria is changed this term College Eye 23:13, p.6	09/18/1931	Will change from breakfast-dinner-supper to breakfast-lunch-dinner; believe it will be better for students and their studies; description of servicing style and other changes.
777	Do you patronize the pop-corn stands? College Eye 23:11, p.2	08/14/1931	Students go through about sixty bushels of popcorn weekly; now four stands on the Hill.
778	Cooking loses favor during summer month College Eye 23:10, p.3	08/07/1931	Students do not use the spread room often during hot weather.
779	Do Teachers College students get their quota of vitamins? College Eye 23:7, p.4	07/17/1931	Thoughts on the nutritional content of students' diets.
780	Dozens of pale pickles are devoured as Hayes wins five dollar wager College Eye 23:1, p.1	06/06/1931	Cook eats thirty-one pickles on bet.
781	Tutor Tickler specials will be students' choice College Eye 21:18, p.1	02/07/1930	Restaurants will feature specials.
782	Sauerkraut juice new beverage. College Eye 19:32, p.5	04/25/1928	Rising popularity and benefits explained.
783	Post-season debate discloses dark secret; at last we have the truth about the cafeteria soup College Eye 19:30, p.1	04/11/1928	Humor.
784	Cafeteria does big business College Eye 17:14, p.1	12/09/1925	Statistics on the amount of food served in Bartlett Hall.
785	Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says-- College Eye 16:23, p.4	02/25/1925	Jokes and commentary on campus life.
786	"Students select food unwisely" professor believes; has carefully watched students eat at cafeteria College Eye 16:14, p.3	12/03/1924	Professor Punke talks about students' eating habits.
787	A chronicle of I. S. T. C. in 1878 College Eye 16:2, p.1	09/10/1924	Description of the school from an 1878 issue of the Iowa Normal Monthly.
788	Haunted Hash College Eye 16:25, p.3	03/05/1924	Advises students to stay away from hash if they don't know what is in it.
789	Dedicated to and inspired by Professor Fagan College Eye 14:24, p.6	03/07/1923	Poem about onions.
790	Trial of prof causes sensation; boarding houses file complaint; oppose gastronomical reforms College Eye 14:23, p.1	02/28/1923	Professor Abbott lectures on food and physiology.
791	A star boarder College Eye 14:29, p.6	01/17/1923	Boarder discovers buckshot in food.
792	Chemistry class discovered water is very expensive College Eye 13:15, p.1	12/07/1921	Home economics class analyzes foods and finds that they contain a great deal of water.
793	A canning demonstration College Eye 11:, p.4	05/19/1920	Mr. Newbill gave a demonstration.
794	What is a pressure cooker? College Eye 11:, p.3	03/17/1920	Clara Sutter, Black Hawk County home demonstrator, gave presentation.
795	S. A. T. C. Days Order Old Gold 0:0, p.164	06/01/1919	Daily schedule; overview of the days events; the S. A. T. C. song; photo.
796	Food Conservation Program Alumni News Letter 3:1, p.1	01/01/1919	Food Conservation Program was conducted by Faculty Committee and pageant was put on by Home Economics classes.
797	Conservation exercises held last Friday College Eye 10:8, p.1	12/11/1918	Present program on food conservation.
798	U. S. food administration College Eye 9:30, p.8	05/16/1918	Encourages men not in the armed services to raise food for those overseas.
799	Conservation recipes College Eye 9:28, p.5	05/01/1918	Recipes using wheat substitutes.
800	Conservation recipes College Eye 9:27, p.5	04/24/1918	Recipes for conserving meat.