Connaisseur de la Cuisine?

Almost every menu and cookbook contains many foreign terms and expressions. We hear these words often but don\u27t always know exactly what they mean. Rate yourself on these common terms

Veishea Has Changed

A thrilling procession of maypoles, gondolas and sleek convertibles mark the evolution of the largest student-managed festival in the nation. Veishea has changed! Her queens highlight the turning points of progress. The Queen of Queens ! Here are their stories

The Letter

Katrinka trudged into our room at International House and indifferently kicked her shoes under the dresser..

A Cake Without Cooking

With patience, an ordinary clothes iron and a few simple ingredients you can make a delightful and different kind of cake; fancy cooking skills or an oven not required

Can Communism Possibly Out-Promise- Promise?

What can Communism possibly offer if: (1) American agricultural technology is working to show people how to produce the food they need; (2) if teachers are on the job, working to foster education; (3) if ministers are preaching a faith in God and a gospel of hope and good will

The Iowa Homemaker vol.35, no.9

Rainwear Trends, Betty Gregory, page 2 Turntable Potters-Wheel, Donna Schneider, page 7 Veishea has Changed, Martha Elder, page 8 Picnic, Marilyn Ogland, page 10 Destination - Europe, Jane Takehara, page 12 It’s Spring! Spots Must Go, page 13 “I Like Black In My Dorm Room”, Anne Parks, page 1

The Iowa Homemaker vol.35, no.12

The Family Gives Thanks, Dr. E. W. Remley, page 5 Better Planning For Better Living, Margot Copeland, page 6 To Win, Decorate Your Room!, page 8 “Sweater Dress-Up”, Sue Mullins, page 10 Introducing: Rose Liu From Formosa, Margot Copeland, page 11 Dr. P. Mabel Nelson, Amy Millen, page 12 Extra Dollars For You, Marilyn Ogland, page 14 Connaisseur De La Cuisine, Martha Burleigh and Martha Elder, page 15 Trends To A New Figure, Anne Beem, page 16 Glasses… For Modern Lasses, Donna Schneider, page 17 What’s New, Pat McBride, page 1

The Iowa Homemaker vol.36, no.14

Here’s to Your Job!, Marcia Wilsie, page 4 Journalism is for You, Ann Baur, page 6 Contest, Betty Gregory, page 7 “Little World of Spices”, Pat McBride, page 8 Miss Bernice Burns, Jan Anderson, page 10 Promise, Martha Elder, page 11 Choose Wisely, Cutlery, Anne Beem, page 12 Clara Inkumsah from West Africa, Margot Copeland, page 13 Good Design doesn’t have to be Expensive, Mary Vandecar, page 1