College Eye — September 30, 1949

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Hold last social usage meeting of this year	Correct table manners were demonstrated.
1	Homecoming play cast completed	Additional cast members of "Street Scene" are listed.
1	Registration figures complete; fewer vets, more women are enrolled	Fall enrollment is 2950.
1	Football admissions	Reduced-rate tickets are available to the wives of students.
1	New students . . .	Students make preparations for "Frosh Nite".
1	Band will go to Brookings, Eagle Grove	The band will perform at half-time during the South Dakota game and also for the Eagle Grove homecoming game.
1	F. T. A. notice	Members are urged to sign up to attend the regional meeting.
1	Few tickets still available for chorale	Teachers College concert part of seventy-four day tour for the Robert Shaw Chorale.
1	Positions open on social committee	This year the committee will take applications from those interested in serving on a particular committee.
1	Latvian student thinks America is very different and exciting	Student and her family escape their home country during the war and have immigrated to the United States; photo.
2	A greater TC	Gives facts on enrollment and reasons for it.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Radio studio produces 21 programs each week over three stations	Provides programming at WOI, Ames; WSUI, Iowa City; and KAYX, Waterloo.
2	Inferior text books	Students complain about use of worthless textbooks.
2	As I see Korea	Foreign exchange student gives opinion on current affairs in Korea.
3	Varsity, freshmen netmen practice	Freshman-varsity game will be held in two weeks.
3	Organizations notice	Homecoming special events need to be reported.
3	K. P. B. A. elects officers	Officers are listed.
3	Bert Woodcock to driver education meeting in East	National conference to be held in Jackson's Mill, West Virginia.
3	Graduate will attend inaugural at Stanford	Dr. Rothstein is currently on faculty at San Francisco State College.
3	Superintendents conference here	Conference will provide college with needed information on training persons who will eventually become county superintendents.
3	Birkhead concert will be Sunday	Selections are listed.
3	Speech Activities Club will sponsor discussion meet	Theme for conference will be "Education and Freedom."
3	All faculty party at Commons October 8	Games, dancing, refreshments, and a program will be provided.
4	Drawing class on planning a home Miss Ping speaks to architectural class	Offers helpful tips to women on selecting a home.
4	Humanists will elect officers at 1st meeting	Will also make plans for upcoming year.
4	Lawther elects corridor officers	News from Lawther Hall.
4	Football admissions	Student section of the stadium will be south one-half.
5	Intramural tennis for women to start soon
5	Players are needed for volleyball teams
5	Overhead attack swamps Panthers	Football game against Western Michigan discussed; photo.
5	Freshmen learn new grid lessons	List of freshmen who are trying out.
5	Cagers to open drills on Oct. 17	The season will include eighteen games.
5	P. E. Doings	Picnic planned for Physical Education Club; other physical education news; photo.
5	Tutors begin defense of conference title tonight; Bison point for an upset; Panthers seek 31 in a row	Football team looking for another win in next game.
5	Ken's Korner	Explains football team strategies.
6	3 faculty to conference	Will be attending the national conference of county and rural area superintendents.
6	Scott named chairman Dad's Day committee	Other committee members are listed.
6	Game night features bowling and canasta	To be held in Commons.
6	Home Ec sections get new kitchens	Vocational Building project will result in six new demonstration kitchens.
6	Commons will receive popular record weekly	Latta's will donate the record.
6	37 at KPBA picnic
6	Rendezvous	Greek news.
6	"Hats off" for all freshmen tonight	Schedule for de-capping activities.
6	Famous professor here visiting former pupils	John Gillin is on campus.
7	Student centers list programs
7	Pep frat closes membership drive	New officers are listed.
7	Classes analyze market demands	Will be analyzing the Cedar Falls market.
7	Plan decorations for Homecoming	A "parade of champions" will be created.
7	Sweet and Lowdown	News from the Department of Music.
8	S. D. A. prepares year's program	Will include field trips, speakers, and discussions.
8	Lecture-Concert Series presents--The Robert Shaw Chorale - - - story on pg. 1	Robert Shaw Chorale performs.
8	Golden Ledger open to business majors	Officers are listed.
8	Football admissions	Specially-priced employee tickets are available.