College Eye — July 18, 1947

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	'Joan of Lorraine' cast in final week of rehearsals	Play preview; photo.
1	New shorthand method originator to visit business department	Charles A. Thomas will speak.
1	Vets to meet in Monday session	On keeping up their qualifications for the GI Bill.
1	Discount at Sunset Grocery this Saturday	Prices will be reduced by ten per cent.
1	Illinois guests visit offices on campus	Will study Alumni and Publications offices.
1	Bagg, Galvin see Mexico as Utopia	Mike Galvin and Herbert Bagg talk about their experiences in going to school in Mexico.
1	850 hear summer concert; light selections please audience; students conduct	Performance program.
1	Dr. Stack to lecture on 'safety education'	Herbert J. Stack will give series of lectures.
1	Woodcock speaks at safety meet	Speaks at institute in Ames.
1	Apply now for new teaching certificates
1	School authorities discuss education in county areas	Rural education conference highlights.
2	Coeds honest about dress	Students voice their opinions about the way that some TC coeds fix themselves up and coordinate clothing.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
2	Mr. Hays is the man to see bum notes to bum light switches	Profile of professor William E. Hays.
2	Inquiring Reporter	Responses given to the question, "What do you like most about teaching?"
2	Letters to the Editor	Student voices concern about recent articles published in magazines stating that students are obtaining degrees for the sole purpose of power and not for their aesthetic value.
2	Student Glimpses	Takes a look into the life of TC student Margaret Doty.
3	The College Quartet; Brahms, Ellington share Wednesday quartet program	Performance program; photo.
3	Commons scene of Lawther pajama party
3	Education faculty picnic in Waverly
3	Invite interested ones to see mimeographing	Business machine representative will demonstrate.
3	Greenhouse snakes observe rules of etiquette when dining on rats	A look at the bull snakes in the Greenhouse.
3	Brazil woman sees campus	Helen Everette visits.
4	Women's teams play twice weekly	Women's intramural softball standings are shown.
4	Two and a half hour game highlights intramural softball	Recaps the recent games played by all of the intramural softball teams and their latest standings.
4	Ten home games scheduled for Cagers	The 1947-48 basketball schedule is released.
4	Ace high jumper becomes a proud papa	John Revelle has son.
4	Teachers College strong men perspire to muscular renown	George Levesque and Colburn Collinge lift weights; photo.
4	College men in semipro tourney	The College Hill Merchants, a team of student veterans, will represent this district in the upcoming semipro baseball tournament.
5	Radio club hears R. C. A. engineer	John Kuehne speaks.
5	Need teachers, but superintendents wait for next chance to get them	E. W. Goetch comments on the need for teachers.
5	Paulin addresses NEA art education meeting
5	Vet's Information	Informs veterans of the new National Guard, the system of universal military training, and the current situation with veteran's bonds.
5	Nick claims men tougher on soles than T. C. coeds	Nick Kibicek talks about repairing shoes.
5	Church News	News from the local religion centers.
6	Tea at campus school for faculty members	Honor Edith West, the Horns, and the Andersons.
6	Hellman play discussed at College Players	Also perform two scenes.
6	Business department holds summer picnic
6	Branch Summer Schools	News from the schools.
6	Dr. Bodein to speak at Corning summer school next Monday
6	Films, native dances at language meeting	Program emphasized Panama.
6	Home Ec students learn to plan housing with miniature houses	Construct model homes and take field trips.
6	Minnesota U. faculty member takes over duties here in Sept.	Edith West will join Campus School staff.