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Issue Contents

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1	'Congratulations, College Eye,' says state board	Board members send congratulations on student newspaper's 50th anniversary.


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2	1892's pride--Prexy's new 'cottage'	A sketch of President Seerley's new home was the first illustration to be printed in the Normal Eyte; photo.


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3	Announce selection of 'Who's Who' students	List of those who will be honored.


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4	It's a long story from birth	A look at some of the major stories covered by the student newspaper in its first 50 years.


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5	President greets 'the college voice' Price--Malcolm Poyer (President of ISTC)	President Price congratulates the student newspaper on its 50th anniversary.


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6	Staff member of 'Normal Eyte' writes tribute and greetings Huget--James Percival	J. Percival Huget congratulates the student newspaper on its 50th anniversary; photo.


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7	Student elections now in progress	List of candidates.

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8	'Eye' receives greetings on its birthday Campbell--Sadie B. Dean of Women)	Former College Eye editors and Iowa State Teachers College faculty write in with memories of the newspaper.


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9	Concerning this issue	Comments on some of the challenges a newspaper staff faces when putting out a special edition.


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10	Editors for '36-'38 send reminiscences Jordan--James R. (Class of 1939)	Former College Eye editors describe the importance of Mr. George H. Holmes to the production of the newspaper.


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11	From the Editor's Point of view Faris--Josephine Helen (Class of 1942)	Comments on the achievements of past College Eye editors.


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12	George H. Holmes, Director of Publication	The College Eye staff thanks George H. Holmes for his help in the publication of the newspaper; photo.


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13	Know Your Faculty Culbertson--Mary (Student--1942)	Profile of C. A. Fullerton, a member of the Teachers College Music Department; photo.


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14	The contemporary scene	Applauds efforts to get students and faculty together.


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15	The Line	'News' from around the campus.


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16	Watching the World McConeghey--Harold (Student--1940-1941)	News from around the country and the world.

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17	Fifty years with the society page	Survey of society pages in the student newspaper over the years; list of editors.


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18	New faculty-student commission formed	Commission of Eight will consider matters of importance to both groups.


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19	Old Gold Beauties selected as far back as 1927	List of Old Gold Beauties over the years.


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20	Reverend Holm selected L. S. A. Sunday speaker


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21	The Greek Rendezvous	News from campus fraternities and sororities.


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22	To reveal identity of Martha and George tonight	At Washington Ball; photo.


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23	Wesley Foundation	Max Durfee will speak.

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24	Faculty Dames to meet


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25	Officials, editors send greetings	Editors of other college newspapers congratulate the College Eye on its fifty year anniversary.


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26	They put out the anniversary 'Eye' edition	The College Eye staff; photo.

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27	College Eye issued without staff's aid	Due to World War I.


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28	Durfee tells students 'return medicine tins'	Should return medical containers to Health Services.


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29	Large program for 7th recital	List of students who will perform.


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30	More greetings	Men's Union president Harry McFarlane and State Senator John P. Berg send their congratulations to the College Eye.


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31	Safe driving tests will be offered	Bert Woodcock will visit campus; photo.


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32	Sage advises effort in peace	Professor Sage offers advice on winning the peace.


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33	They were crowned	Leland Sage and Helen Barrow were crowned King and Queen of Hearts at the Heart party; photo.


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34	Tutors to preview new spring styles	Women's League will sponsor style show.

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35	'How to read' will be talk at forum, Sunday	Ferner Nuhn will lead discussion.


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36	'Life' and 'Time' place highest in faculty and student reading poll


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37	Appoint Thompson to Naval Academy	Studied at ISTC for two years; had been studying at University of Iowa; photo.


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38	Chekov Troupe to give 'Twelfth Night' Friday	Profile of the troupe; photo.


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39	Coed, consider yourself lucky dancing 'ain't no sin, now'	Brief history of dancing on campus.


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40	Pick farm leader to address forum	Mrs. Raymond Sayre will speak.


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41	Very condemned as bad adjective	College Eye offered advice on language.

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42	'That was no lady' in 1910, merely a girl	A look at College Eye usage in referring to women.


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43	Beans, ADA's clash for playoff berth	Beans and ADAs come into the game tied for second place and with only one loss each.


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44	McCuskey watches 'pretzel' formation	Coach Dave McCuskey watches Bert Moritz and Fred Weltz try to pin Leon Martin to the mat; photo.


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45	Purple cagers scalp Sioux; Bisons dampen flag hopes	Panthers defeat North Dakota University, 50-38, but lose to North Dakota State, 38-34; photo.


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46	Seerley Hall, Xanhos clinch I-M loop titles with wins	Seerley Hall and Xanhos each went undefeated for the intra-mural season.


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47	Seidler zooms to loop scoring lead	Dick Seidler and Delbert Mully are the only Panthers to make the top ten list for league scorers.


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48	Set date for Tutor Relays at April 18	Tutor Relays includes events for both high school and college athletes.


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49	The good old days Hascall--Paul (Student--1942)	Account of early baseball game between the faculty and the students.


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50	Trackmen stage their finals this afternoon	Track meet between Seerley Hall, Baker Hall, and off-campus men was moved because of a conflict with the intramural basketball schedule.

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51	Battery men start work	Panther baseball players begin to prepare for their upcoming season; photo.


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52	Matmen jolt Cyclones with an astonishing 15-11 upset	Panthers win their first meet of the season against Iowa State.


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53	Omaha five seeks revenge tomorrow night	Panthers will play their final home basketball game against Omaha University; photo.


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54	Purple meet Hawkeyes, Cornhuskers on mat	Panthers will face the Nebraska Cornhuskers at Lincoln and then come home to face the Iowa Hawkeyes; photo.


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55	Students are assigned income tax 'grief'	M. R. Thompson's finance class works on taxes.