College Eye — October 22, 1948

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Jennie Tourel next concert series artist	Performer profile.
1	Women are more prejudiced than men, states Young in racial discussion	Excerpts from remarks by Whitney Young and Milton Yinger at the Religion and Social Issues Conference.
1	"School for Scandal" near; college play approaching completion	Lengthy description of the scenes and sets; list of crew members.
1	Typing tips . . . .	June Thomas and Lorraine Westerberg teach typing at Hudson High School; photo.
1	UN delegates go to Drake meeting	Three ISTC students attend.
1	Robotype will do work of three typists	Automated typewriter now in use to address mass mailings.
1	Hudson practice teachers receive typical experience, believes Lattin	A look at the day of a student teacher; photo.
1	Old Gold pictures	Seniors should make appointments.
1	Winter schedule books	Are available.
2	Learning aids class gives students experience with visual equipment	Helps students learn to use audio-visual materials in the classroom.
2	Cut Day, again!	Charles Cacek also has doubts about Cut Day and the College Eye reaction to it.
2	Musical Notes	Provides some background information on the singer, Martial Singher.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
2	Know your Eye staff: Siplon supervises society, Christians caters to sports	Profiles of Rosemary Siplon and Don Christianson; photo.
2	Hilltopics	Discusses the importance of student participation in the 1948 elections.
2	Survey of Campus Opinion	Students comment on the cut system at the Teachers College.
3	Direct wire will broadcast game	Students can listen to North Dakota game in West Gym.
3	"Flu" shots offered to college students	Dr. Giffin offers tips for avoiding illness.
3	Dean Nelson attends conference in Chicago
3	Baker residents elect house council members	List of Baker Hall officers and council members.
3	Woodcock begins driving classes	Will consist of eight hours of class for the next five Saturdays.
4	Robinson and Erbe hold different opinions on United Nations success	Professors outline their views on the UN.
4	Lawther Hall paper still without a name	Ballots missing.
4	John Mitchell conducts music demonstrations	Using Fullerton method in Mahaska County schools.
4	Faculty Dames	Will meet.
5	33 candidates for basketball squad	List of men out for the basketball team.
5	KO's	Discusses different definitions of school spirit.
5	Cross country squad loses to Cornell 31-24
5	P. E. Doings	News from the Department of Physical Education for Women.
5	Gridmen conquer Bronco team 13-6	Panthers defeated Western Michigan; photo.
5	Gridders travel to Grand Forks for crucial game	Panthers will play North Dakota University; photo.
5	World series in progress at TC	Panther varsity team split into two and will play each other.
6	SCA announces year's program	Will study various religious denominations.
6	Herring to speak to Jeffersonians	Clyde Herring, Jr., will speak.
6	ISEA votes to hold annual meetings	Hopes to increase participation.
6	Parsons will hold English meeting	Professor Bigelow will participate in the meeting.
6	F. W. Hurlbert speaks to FBLA	On small business.
7	"Rec" rooms open to dates Sunday	Open to residents and their dates from 2:30 until 4:30.
7	Puerto Rican awaits first snow---Hawaiians try to forget last ones	International students talk about their reactions to the Midwest.
7	Tri-Betas take field trip to Snag Creek	Professor Mouser leads group.
7	Bartlett Hall holds music hour
7	Meditations held for Bartlett sections
7	Invitations issued for pajama parties
7	Harries and Broshar are hostesses at tea	At Home Management House.
7	Green Lounge setting for Bartlett coke tea
7	Pi Omega to hold formal initiation	List of initiates.
7	The Greek Rendezvous	News from campus fraternities and sororities.
8	Karl Kough to speak to Humanists Club	Will speak on Bahai.
8	Golden Ledger meeting
8	Bring absentee voters ballots to SCA office
8	Number of patients at hospital varies	Has ranged from one to ten recently.
8	Alpha Phi Omega holds initiation ceremony	Objectives of the group; list of pledges.
8	Scott attends school board convention