College Eye — September 16, 1949

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	New program to counsel freshmen being initiated	This year's counseling of freshmen will focus on human counseling rather than academic advising.
1	. . . . What's within	Students and faculty practice skit for mixer; photo.
1	Tutor Timetable	Events on campus.
1	Henry Harris to give first fall recital	Performance program; photo.
1	Concert series will include 5 programs	The Robert Shaw Chorale will be making a repeat performance this year.
1	Notice	Students' checks for ten dollars or less can be cashed with a identification card at the Business Office.
1	Appoint 95 new faculty members to complete staff	The large number of new faculty is due to the heavy post war enrollment.
1	Nelson is new social director of Commons	Louise Nelson began her duties on August 15, 1949.
1	Fall registration--2942	This year's enrollment is down by three percent.
1	Student faculty mixer tonight; annual party will feature '49ers skits	A program for the evening is listed along with the names of the committee members.
2	Hilltopics	Tradition of hazing freshmen continues.
2	Letters to the editor	Communist teaching is criticized by members of the community.
2	Stomach & Morals	Koreans are seen as similar to Americans in their sense of humor.
2	The Line	Comments on people and happenings on campus.
3	Church, student center directory	Churches and religious student centers are listed.
4	New course in community affairs is now offered	Participants will meet four times during each quarter for the extracurricular course.
4	ISTC faculty members attend state meetings	Seven members will attend the Multiple-County Institutes.
4	Pulitzer Prize play to be presented here	"Street Scene" cast will be announced next week.
4	Lecture-Concert artists for coming year	Photos are provided of the upcoming artists; photo.
4	Don Wegner is Stadium director	A new apartment for the director was added to Stadium Hall this past summer.
4	AWS tea for faculty women to be Sunday	Invited are the new faculty women and wives; committee members are listed.
5	Bill Koll honored by Sports Guide	Bill Koll is pictured on the cover of the 1950 official wrestling guide.
5	Fall tennis meeting will be held Tuesday	Tournaments will be available for doubles and singles.
5	. . . Football fortunes	Football players in preparation for pre-game activities; photo.
5	Two instructors join men's P. E.	Profiles of James Clark and Cecil Cameron.
5	Gridmen plagued with injuries during initial drills; Starbeck emphasizes defense for Western Michigan opener	Football team practices to defend itself against a top "T" formation team; photo.
5	Play night offers fun, recreation	Recreational swimming will also be provided.
5	Women's intramural hockey teams formed	Shin guards and hockey sticks are available at the Women's Gym.
5	Ken's Korner	Looks ahead to a season of wins and few defeats for T. C. sports.
6	900 new women on AWS picnic	The theme for this year's picnic was Oregon Trail.
6	Tau Chi Eta notice	Applications available for membership.
6	Freshman girls begin social usage classes	The women will receive samples of shampoo and deodorant.
6	Fall quarter officers appointed for Stadium	Officers were appointed for the first quarter but will be elected then at the beginning of the second quarter.
6	Lawther council spends overnight at Hartman's	The overnight trip allowed the council to develop plans for the upcoming year and to become better acquainted.
6	Lawther transfer women compare campuses; find TC men independent	"Buddie Week" was held.
7	Grummer named radio assistant	Arnold Grummer will present five programs.
7	College Players elect Bob Hamilton president	Interested students are encouraged to attend next meeting.
7	Senior woman attempts reviving drowning victim	Calista Wehrli gives artificial respiration to Sidney McCollum until the Cedar Falls Fire Department arrives.
7	Schmitz, Joens made Student League officers	Loren Schmitz will serve as vice president and Jackie Joens as secretary.
8	Campus broadcasts will interview students, professors, employees	"Around the Campus" will feature campus talent.
8	Buddy Week started at girls' dormitories	women from Lawther and Bartlett Halls will become acquainted.
8	Musical Notes	Informs students of various music programs and activities.