What to wear to the spring formal, you ask? Wear white, and know that you will be smartly gowned, especially if you wear dull white. At Palm Beach and Monte Carlo, those resorts whose winter fashions determine our spring and summer ones, emphasis has been placed on heavy, dull white fabrics.

Three guesses as to what is the most popular food served at the Memorial Union. No, it's not ice cream, apple pie, or roast beef - it's corn meal mush! Perhaps Iowa State faculty and students are cooperating with the Homemakers' Corn Club in doing their bit to aid the state by consuming corn, perhaps it is merely an economy measure, or perhaps it's because they're especially fond of corn meal mush; anyway, it is impossible to keep enough of this food on the counter to supply the call for it, though two to three gallons are prepared for a meal. Corn meal mush is served every day at one meal besides breakfast, alternately at noon and in the evening on successive days, and a fifty-pound sack of corn meal is on the weekly order list.

Have you ever spent a dinner hour craning your neck in a frantic effort to peer over, around or between the flowers in a center piece which looked perfectly lovely when you entered the dining room? And undoubtedly you finally gave up in despair and settled yourself to listen to the uninteresting person next to you, when you would much rather exchange remarks with someone across the table.

Tending babies, collecting shoos for repair, acting as librarians, doing housework, serving as laboratory assistants- these are a few of the means by which many Iowa State College co-eds are helping put themselves through school.

Betty Co-ed will do well to make her leap year proposal to man who has taken Foods 363. Perhaps he'll agree to cook her bridge luncheons for her, and he'll do it well; for according to Miss Louise L'Engle, who taught the men's foods course last quarter, the boys cooked and served their final dinner like professionals.