Summer

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#	Title	Date	Summary
201	Mountin' Peeks College Eye 49:36, p.2	07/11/1958	Roommate once again upsets the author--this time by replacing her suntan lotion with a fish-attracting liquid.
202	Recreation for YOU this summer College Eye 49:34, p.4	06/20/1958	A look at recreation facilities both on and off campus; photo.
203	Summer Old Gold 0:0, p.68	06/01/1957	Activities of the summer included: a travel talk, an old fashioned country party, a smorgasbord, and movies; a jazz program, a dance and drama team, lectures by professors from three universities, and a band and choral concert were also held; photo.
204	Holiday College Eye 47:38, p.3	07/20/1956	A summer trip; photo.
205	Golf, tennis, bowling provide summer recreation College Eye 47:34, p.4	06/22/1956
206	Look cool , feel cool. . . Be cool College Eye 46:39, p.4	07/29/1955	Advice on summer clothing.
207	Summertime, and the livin' is easy. . . "fish are jumpin. . ." College Eye 46:38, p.3	07/22/1955	Photo essay on summer.
208	What to do on a hot summer day at TC College Eye 45:38, p.3	07/23/1954	Photo essay on a summer day on campus; photo.
209	A real cool question for men College Eye 45:36, p.2	07/09/1954	Comments on men's summer fashion.
210	Academic credit given for camp College Eye 44:28, p.6	04/24/1953	News about ITCC.
211	Summer jobs offered for camp counselors College Eye 44:21, p.5	02/27/1953	Thelma Short has information on summer camp jobs.
212	Untitled College Eye 44:1, p.2	09/12/1952	Women complain about studying all summer.
213	Relax in cool comfort College Eye 43:39, p.2	08/01/1952	Encourages people to use the campus swimming facilities.
214	College provides recreation for all College Eye 42:33, p.1	06/15/1951	A look at summer recreation possibilities.
215	Reverend John Paul Vincent will deliver the baccalaureate address to summer graduates, August 6 Public Relations News Release 1950:2, p.1	08/03/1950	The Topic of the address will be "Making Your Life Count." President Malcolm Price will preside at the service.A vocal duet will be presented by Joanne Bendixen and Phyllis Porter, students of Harald Holst.
216	Summer jobs will be topic at coffeehour College Eye 41:23, p.6	03/24/1950	The subject of the panel discussion will be "What you are doing this summer?"
217	Summer time . . . College Eye 39:39, p.2	07/23/1948	Comments on the warm summer temperatures students must endure while in class.
218	Community offers facilities to all students at college College Eye 39:34, p.1	06/18/1948	Survey of recreational activities in Cedar Falls.
219	Parent-teachers group discusses entertainment College Eye 39:27, p.7	04/16/1948	Considers need for entertainment during summer months.
220	Summertime Alumnus 32:2, p.	04/01/1948	Students at swimming pool and in physical education class; photo.
221	Friends service group to sponsor summer projects College Eye 39:24, p.1	03/26/1948	Service opportunities available.
222	Myra Williamson will speak at coffee hour College Eye 39:24, p.1	03/26/1948	On plans for the summer.
223	Summer/winter sports Old Gold 0:0, p.248	06/01/1947	Brief description of the activities; photo.
224	Prexy's Pond and the Campanile Alumnus 31:2, p.	04/01/1947	Summer scene.
225	Untitled Alumnus 31:2, p.	04/01/1947	Students canoe on Prexy's Pond; photo.
226	Varied activities offered summer quarter students College Eye 37:35, p.4	06/14/1946	Lengthy list of activities.
227	So from behind her freckles Fifi predicts a gay summer College Eye 37:31, p.4	05/03/1946	Fictional character thinks about style.
228	Students swap summer occupations, personalities, resume campus life College Eye 37:1, p.3	09/07/1945	Students talk about their summer jobs.
229	Summer rec. program includes variety of activities, from golf to swimming College Eye 36:38, p.2	07/06/1945	Description of facilities and equipment available.
230	Summer work and camp projects open to coeds desiring summer jobs College Eye 36:30, p.4	04/27/1945	Quick survey of summer employment.
231	Branch summer schools to be located in Algona, Missouri Valley, and Red Oak Public Relations News Release 1945:98, p.1	04/16/1945	I. H. Hart, director of extension services announces summer school locations. Members of the regular instructional staff in Cedar Falls will make up the staff of the branch schools.
232	Coolness, comfort goals in summer wardrobe plans College Eye 35:32, p.6	06/02/1944	Advice on what to wear.
233	Summer sporting facilities available to enthusiasts 'For the asking' College Eye 35:32, p.4	06/02/1944	Description of campus recreational opportunities.
234	Program planned summer activities College Eye 34:32, p.1	06/11/1943	Dorothy Humiston organizing activities.
235	Campus School offers program for war youth College Eye 34:31, p.5	06/04/1943	Special summer program offered.
236	Cedar Falls offers recreation for summer students College Eye 34:31, p.6	06/04/1943	Description of activities available.
237	Summer activity is subject of panel in religious forum College Eye 34:3, p.3	09/25/1942	Students will talk about their summer activities.
238	We Women College Eye 33:42, p.3	07/31/1942	Provides suggestions on hair and nail care during the summer months.
239	City parks, pools for summer sport College Eye 33:36, p.4	06/19/1942	Lengthy description of summer recreational opportunities.
240	Heat halts all intramural play College Eye 32:41, p.4	08/01/1941	Intramural games have been postponed due to the heat.
241	Hot? Change food, frame of mind College Eye 32:41, p.4	08/01/1941	Professor Rath offers advice on summer eating habits.
242	Plans made for more summer fun College Eye 32:34, p.1	06/06/1941	Description of recreational activities and equipment.
243	Student aid offers vacation jobs College Eye 32:16, p.4	01/17/1941	Through civil service.
244	About air-conditioning College Eye 31:42, p.2	08/09/1940	Believes that the library building should have an air-conditioner.
245	Library-goers make breezes College Eye 31:41, p.1	08/02/1940	Students study in the library next to their own small electric fans brought from home; photo.
246	Cooking classes continue culinary art amid heat College Eye 31:40, p.3	07/26/1940
247	Heat: take it or leave it College Eye 31:40, p.3	07/26/1940	Dr. Durfee offers suggestions for dealing with the heat.
248	After a Fashion College Eye 31:38, p.3	07/12/1940	Offers suggestions for makeup and accessories that will help to hide a sunburn.
249	After a Fashion College Eye 31:36, p.3	06/21/1940	Offers suggestions for suitable summer wear.
250	Swimming suggested as escape from heat College Eye 31:36, p.1	06/21/1940	The advantages of swimming.
251	After a Fashion College Eye 31:35, p.3	06/14/1940	Makes suggestions for fashionable summer dresses.
252	Midsummer Meanders College Eye 30:40, p.3	07/21/1939	Outfits to wear for the summer.
253	Personal appearance is important College Eye 30:38, p.1	07/07/1939	Keep up your appearance, even on those hot summer days.
254	A Corner for Coeds; summer inventory College Eye 29:37, p.3	06/24/1938	Suggests summer activities.
255	A Corner for Coeds College Eye 29:34, p.3	06/01/1938	Suggests clothing suitable for summer.
256	Bartlett girls reveal plans for vacations College Eye 28:0, p.3	08/06/1937	Students tell what they will do with the rest of the summer.
257	Cut your curls--you'll be cooler College Eye 28:41, p.1	07/16/1937	Professor Allen gives advice on what to wear in hot weather.
258	A student question College Eye 28:40, p.2	07/09/1937	Believes Library needs more fans or air conditioning in the summer.
259	Whew! . . . It's hot . . . College Eye 28:40, p.1	07/09/1937	Incredible heat makes getting assignments done in the library a chore for students; photo.
260	Faculty vacations between terms College Eye 28:1, p.7	09/08/1936	Quick look at the ways that faculty members spent their summer.
261	Children represent heat as dog, or scarlet, bare feet College Eye 27:10, p.2	07/31/1936	Children use art to express feelings about hot summer weather.
262	Poetry College Eye 27:10, p.2	07/31/1936	On summer heat.
263	Lamp posts connected by mile of cable College Eye 27:9, p.4	07/24/1936	Eighty-three new posts are being installed; some are new and others replacements; college also buys new electric fans.
264	Men's swimming pool has been much used during hot weather College Eye 27:9, p.4	07/24/1936
265	Mother wore it as college garb College Eye 27:9, p.4	07/24/1936	Physical education news.
266	"Run from the heat, run" new hot weather game College Eye 27:8, p.2	07/17/1936	Trying to find the coolest place to sleep in the hot summer weather.
267	Children in nursery school keeping cool College Eye 27:8, p.2	07/17/1936	Have small pool in which to play.
268	Drinking fountains surrounded by thirsty pushing students College Eye 27:8, p.1	07/17/1936	Observations at the drinking fountain; many use it during the hot summer weather.
269	Heat causes decided drop in library circulation College Eye 27:8, p.2	07/17/1936	Declines by about one thousand compared to last year's figures.
270	Heat dodgers College Eye 27:8, p.2	07/17/1936	Faculty and students find ways to beat the heat.
271	New swim period necessitated by crowds in pool College Eye 27:8, p.4	07/17/1936	Extra period of recreational swimming set aside.
272	Poets get hot College Eye 27:8, p.2	07/17/1936	Poems about heat, written by students in Emma Lambert's class.
273	Resourceful student solves heat problem College Eye 27:8, p.2	07/17/1936	Ray Kramer studied outside an ice cave.
274	Dr. Green lists do's and don'ts for hot weather College Eye 27:7, p.1	07/10/1936
275	Heat causes lapse in faculty tourney College Eye 27:7, p.4	07/10/1936	Faculty members seem to be losing interest in the golf tournament, probably due to the heat.
276	Humpty Dumpty fell at 23rd and College Tuesday afternoon College Eye 27:7, p.3	07/10/1936	Someone tried to fry an egg on the hot pavement.
277	Though summer heat oppresses social life at least progresses College Eye 27:7, p.3	07/10/1936	Campus social calendar.
278	Weather increases number using pool College Eye 27:7, p.4	07/10/1936
279	Beginning is half the battle College Eye 27:53, p.2	08/23/1935	Even in hot weather, students should make time to study.
280	Ditch digging proves popular 'Recreation' for tutor athletes; high school graduates are also getting condition College Eye 25:8, p.1	07/28/1933	Students talk about their summer jobs.
281	Mamie mosquito is chief offender College Eye 23:53, p.2	08/05/1932	Female mosquitoes do the biting.
282	What only a blizzard has succeeded in doing Public Relations News Release 1931:434, p.1	07/15/1932	Corridor doors opened due to the excessive heat.
283	Drinking fountains reign triumphant College Eye 23:9, p.4	07/31/1931	Students are late to class because they stopped for a drink of water.
284	"Sleep much and work little," advises Dr. Mead, health director College Eye 23:8, p.1	07/24/1931	Dr. F. N. Mead reminds students that rest is as important as food and to get plenty of it during hot weather.
285	How would you like to wake up in the middle of one of those hot night and find that you bed was on fire? Public Relations News Release 1930:470, p.1	07/05/1931	Oren Bolin knows; men were sleeping outside.
286	"Poor air," says student College Eye 23:5, p.2	07/03/1931	Discusses uncomfortable state of library in summer heat.
287	"Back to nature" say six Teachers College athletes College Eye 23:4, p.6	06/26/1931	Several TC athletes are working on the campus grounds crew this summer.
288	Mrs. Ida Gilstrap will interview students today College Eye 22:24, p.1	03/27/1931	For summer jobs in Colorado.
289	Rocky Mountain Lodge asks for college "help" College Eye 22:16, p.6	01/23/1931	Will need summer help.
290	Grid stars do summer training on brick pile College Eye 21:39, p.4	07/11/1930	Two students are busy taking up the brick driveway.
291	Hot weather is enough to cause enumeration of peeves College Eye 21:39, p.2	07/11/1930	Considers golf, the heat, and the Fourth of July.
292	What is a little thing like 100 degrees in the shade College Eye 21:39, p.1	07/11/1930	Temperature in boiler room is 120 degrees.
293	Estes Park applicants College Eye 20:18, p.1	01/31/1929	Seeking staff for summer.
294	Vacation excursions planned for summer students; first trip to McGregor College Eye 19:41, p.1	06/28/1928	May book reservations with Professor Swalwell.
295	What is your favorite hobby during the summer? College Eye 19:41, p.3	06/28/1928	Students and faculty members share what they like to do in their leisure time.
296	I. S. T. C. students vacation at Estes College Eye 19:39, p.1	06/14/1928	Will work there for the summer.
297	Inquiring Reporter; how do you intend to spend this summer's vacation? College Eye 19:35, p.7	05/16/1928
298	For men College Eye 19:21, p.5	02/08/1928	Summer positions at Estes Park information.
299	Summer vacations declared benefit to rural education; better understanding of country conditions by urban residents said to be result College Eye 18:8, p.2	07/30/1926	Believes it is a good idea for city residents to spend time in the country.
300	In defense of heat College Eye 18:7, p.5	07/23/1926	Gives ten defenses of the presence and need of high temperatures.