College Eye — June 18, 1948

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	College Players present philosophical drama with D. Bush, director	Present "The Rising of the Moon"; schedule of summer work.
1	Representatives of Ed. Dep't. attend	Attend Iowa Council meeting.
1	Atlantic school enrolls 229 women, 12 men	Several TC faculty are on staff.
1	Holmes edits, writes book	On public relations for teachers education.
1	Joan Smith, Bodein speak to Humanists
1	Musical program next week; next Wednesday Harris in recital at 9:30 a. m.	Performance program; photo.
1	Living mourn death of dorm resident	Bartlett Hall women mourn loss of goldfish; photo.
1	Community offers facilities to all students at college	Survey of recreational activities in Cedar Falls.
1	Phearman receives Ph. D. from U. of Iowa
1	Creston branch school finds 150 students enrolled by June 14	A number of TC faculty are on the staff.
2	Don't be a T. C. trail blazer	Urges students not to cut across the grass.
2	"Halcash" sez	Believes that most TC students art still good, moral people.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Know Your Eye Staff	Profiles of Richard R. Robinson and George W. Robinson; photo.
2	Mundt-Nixon versus democracy	Disagrees with bill that would define communist threat to US.
2	The Way I See It	Believes that there is good in college life.
2	Wandering . . . Wondering	Campus observations.
3	Rogers and Kadesch attend meeting of college physicists	Program highlights.
3	Former TC student completes stewardess training in Oklahoma	Profile of Corinne Jane Fink.
3	Mully opens concession business in C. F. park	Located on Island Park.
3	Alta Howell supervisor for Nursery School	Eighteen students are enrolled.
3	Swimming may be appeal of summer elementary pupils	Professor Horn believes that some students may be drawn to summer school by the swimming pool.
3	Branch summer school news	Program highlights from Atlantic and Creston.
4	Pamphlet points out benefits of business	Publications touts advantages of a business career.
4	Daughter visits Kurtz's home	Helen Kurtz is at home.
4	Cable attends Denver mineralogist meeting
4	National education fraternity meets	Phi Delta Kappa will hold three informal meetings this summer.
4	Survey of Campus Opinion	Survey of students on their political beliefs and their choices for President.
4	Branch school teacher suffers knee injury	Lucille Anderson injures knee while stepping from a car.
5	Woodcock speaks to driver, safety seminar	In Ames.
5	Revelle, college jumper, vies for Olympic berth	John Revelle will compete for invitation.
5	Former Eye worker takes Norway bride in Cedar Rapids event	Harold Sturm married Barbara Janet Tuttle.
5	Science professor resigns from post	S. David Bailey will go to lab job in the East.
5	Four of Olympic wrestlers working out at Teachers	Gerald Leeman, Bill Koll, Bill Nelson, and Glen Brand are preparing for the Olympics.
5	Hermann piles up most track points	Ed Hermann scores 88 1/2 points.
5	Homecoming, Dad's Day officially set
5	D. McCuskey goes East in early July	Will be heading for the Olympics in London.
6	European classroom teachers more strict, says Belgian girl	Lydia Landuyt talks about her country.
6	Education Department adds fall instructor	Brief profile of Gordon Rhum.
6	Five new girls in Home Ec house	A look at the work taken on by students at the Home Management House at the corner of 22nd and Campus Streets.
6	Campus School enrollment 315	Breakdown by grade level.
6	Bureau of Publications director to Denver	Mr. Holmes will attend public relations meeting.