College Eye — March 28, 1947

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Thompson head of campus communist party	April Fool's Day issue.
3	Dean Bender speaker at West Union meeting
3	Hunger. . . .	Food is distributed to the students of Casa dello Studdente in Italy and is supplied by student relief funds; photo.
3	Holy Week program planned; Jean Clark to lead services	Schedule of activities.
3	FBLA will hold two-day state convention here	Highlights of the program.
3	Sale of 'Pen' will start Monday
3	Barnhart hired to teach classes, assist Starbeck	Profile of Don Barnhart.
3	Social Life Committee to aid in discussion	To plan next year's activities.
3	"Old Gold" sales deadline Monday
3	Kurtz songs accepted for publication soon
3	Dance recital in Auditorium tonight	Description of the program.
3	Frolickers rest	Jody Kingland, Bill Brown, Nancy Lauer, and Ross McElhinney relax after participating in the Farmers' Frolic; photo.
3	Wood, student craftsmen construct novel stage effect for spring play	Description of work involved in creating sets for "The Knight of the Burning Pestle".
4	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
4	An editorial; the vanishing teacher	Describes why teachers have been quitting their profession in the past ten years.
4	Letter to the editor	Discuses the recent editorial comments concerning the "Contemporary Affairs" class at I.S.T.C.
4	Roger's Rambling Remarks	Campus news.
4	Musical Notes	Discusses music students, faculty members, and upcoming musical events
5	Campus Commentary	Discuses student of the week Earl Schramm.
5	Faculty members to judge contests	For Iowa District music events.
5	Dr. Kurtz re-appointed to music committee	Of national organization.
5	Survey of Campus Opinion	Students reply to the questions: "Should the name of this column be changes?" and " How did you happen to choose Teachers College to pursue your education?"
5	Norwegian students talk in Campus School	Erling Slaato and Olav Brakstad spoke to students.
5	Untitled	Professor Fagan is sympathetic with Jim Flanagan's language usage.
6	Rogers to explain Marine Corps Reserve	Major L. M. Rogers will be on campus.
6	A-bomb test film will be viewed next month
6	Gym Gems	Discuses new committees appointed, Lorna Meyers playing her piano, and trophies and awards.
6	Discussion activities to be held on campus
6	What to Wear	Suggests appropriate clothing for campus events.
6	Fraternity and Sorority news	News from Greek organizations.
7	Leeman out, title hope fades; will not wrestle in NCAA tourney at Champaign	Torn cartilage in the first right rib will keep Gerald Leeman from the chance at receiving the national title in Champaign, Illinois.
7	Waterloo city champ on tutor tennis team	Dick Nauman is the only candidate who has reported for the tennis team.
7	Seven letter-winners report to Starbeck for spring football	Among the fifty-eight candidates for the 1947 football season, seven are letter-winners.
7	Revelle invited to Chicago meet	Freshman high jumper will travel to Chicago to participate in the annual Chicago relays.
7	Lockeroom Logic	Discuses Leeman's injury that will prohibit him from wrestling at the NCAA; even without Leeman the Panthers are still a threat at the NCAA.
8	Cindermen still waiting for spring weather	The track and field team is still practicing inside until the weather warms up outdoors.
8	Teachers College Relay scheduled for April 19 at O.R. Latham field	This year's home meet looks promising; last year over six hundred athletes represented ten colleges but this year 25 to 30 colleges have expressed interest in the relays.
8	Spring basketball drills will start next Monday	At least thirteen members of last season's varsity and "B" squad are expected to report to the daily drill that will continue for four weeks.