Veishea of 1943 features a home economics open house designed for war-time education, says Dorothy Walker

Vicky will boost morale this summer in gaily colored prints, according to Mary Lou Springer

In a reprint from the journal of the American Dietetics Association for November, 1942, Dr. Lowell Selling relates psychology to nutrition

Frances Kerekes tells of numerous W AA C positions open to women trained in the home economics field

College women trained in applied art at Iowa State are to assume roles of new importance in wartime industry. The artist has become a vital aid in building the morale of men in service and on the home front. Forms of propaganda such as cartoons and poster illustrations require the training of an artist, and women experienced in blending colors and values are needed in the field of camouflage.