College Eye — October 15, 1948

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Herrold places 20 water colors in local exhibit	Professor Herrold talks about his work.
1	New electric organ purchased by college	Will be used for teaching and practice.
1	Organizations to be charged fee for Old Gold pics	Attempt to meet rising costs.
1	. . . . Conference speakers	Whitney M. Young, Jr., and Milton Yinger will speak at the Religion and Social Issues Conference; photo.
1	Yinger to open conference	Milton Yinger and Whitney Young will speak; photo.
1	Stage crew makes sets for fall play	Description of the work to prepare the sets.
1	Ellis resigns to take job at Chapel Hill	Profile of Gordon Ellis.
1	Robert Kindig to receive special typewriter from VA	Special machine for handicapped veterans.
2	Hilltopics	Discusses problems with Cut Day after students stage their own Cut Day without support from the administration or student government.
2	More about Cut Day	Mixed opinion about Cut Day.
2	Know your Eye staff: Swenson, Atzen help take survey of campus opinion	Profile of Corinne Swenson and Barbara Atzen; photo.
2	Musical Notes	Describes reactions to performances by the Robert Shaw Chorale and Martial Singher.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
2	Survey of Campus Opinion	Students comment on political issues that are important in the upcoming presidential election.
3	VA asks proof for dependents
3	FBLA members to hear Hurlbert	F. W. Hurlbert will speak.
3	Off campus students commute daily from Waterloo and nearby towns	Survey of where off-campus students live.
3	Campus lost and found department overflows with unclaimed articles	Description of items in the lost and found box.
4	Faust to speak here October 19	Wilda Freebern Faust will speak.
4	Senior men	Applications for Rhodes Scholarships available.
4	Health checks given to 1300 students	Health Service offering flu shots.
4	Registrars hold convention here
4	WSUI to carry a cappella program	Performance program.
5	Disc concert promises newest, hottest jazz	Will present jazz records in Commons.
5	Panther harriers to face Cornell	Panthers lost their season opener to South Dakota State College.
5	P. E. Doings	Provides background information on the Women's Recreation Association.
5	Gridmen subdue Jackrabbits 33-7	Panthers lose to South Dakota State; photo.
5	Basketball team holding practice sessions nightly	Schedule for the Panthers' 1948-1949 basketball season; photo.
5	Unbeaten Bronco eleven will be stiff test for gridders	Panthers will play Western Michigan at home; photo.
5	Notice . . .	All men declaring a major in physical education are required to undergo a series of tests.
5	Children's Theatre continues plays	College Players present scenes from several plays.
5	KO's	Comments on a string of injuries of Panther football players.
6	Maurer to edit fall issue of the "Pen"
6	Nelson to attend Luther prexy inauguration
6	Science frat meets at Hartman's Reserve
6	Concert series entertainment is tops, committee reports	A look at the effort involved in selecting the performers.
7	Pi Omega Pi initiates four	List of new members.
7	Bartlett Halloween parties planned	Will hold pajama parties.
7	Coeds charm hour set for next Thursday	Pitze's Beauty School will demonstrate techniques.
7	Library bulletin sent to faculty	Bulletins list new books in the Library.
7	Four corridors hold "coke tea"
7	Women decide to wear jeans any time	Bartlett and Lawther Hall women vote to be allowed to wear jeans at any time in the Commons.
7	The Greek Rendezvous	News from campus fraternities and sororities.
7	Bartlett music hour held Tuesday
7	Barn dance postponed
8	Ava Johnson to speak at Early, Iowa Tuesday	Will speak on politics.
8	Ellen Richards Club plans October meeting
8	Clarice Bloom to give baking demonstration	To home economics students.
8	Dowler to open adult education program	Will speak on parent education.
8	Meditations held in Bartlett Hall
8	Douglas attends Iowa workshop	For community development.
8	Campus charity drive headed by Trekell
8	Bartlett "rec" room open to men Sundays