College Eye — November 11, 1949

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	More donations for Chapel fund	Current fund stands at $7654.17.
1	Off-campus men meet	Officers will be elected.
1	Baum to present recital Monday	His program is provided; photo.
1	Memorial Services being held; Schott talks at Armistice Day program	The program is provided. Classes will be released at 10:30 a.m. and resume on schedule at 1:15 p.m.
1	Fashion show will parade year's styles	The theme for the show is "Varsity Vogues'; photo.
1	Mason City alumni will be reorganized	Clay Cowan served as chairman of the committee of arrangements.
1	DP committee begins drive for $1000 fund	Fund slogan is "Help Bring a D. P. to T. C."; plan to raise $1000 for displaced person.
1	Alumni banquet attended by 330	Banquet held in Des Moines.
1	Louisa Horton, Kendall Clark will head Shakespeare players here Wednesday	Short biographies of Louisa Horton, Kendall Clark and David Lewis.
1	Humanists hear Harris	His topic for the evening's presentation will be "Marxism and Communism."
2	Constitution for men's dorms ready	Constitution affects Seerley, Baker, and Stadium Halls.
2	Lights out too soon--in library	Complains about lack of courtesy shown to students who want to study in the library just prior to closing time.
2	Two servants, too many, say alums in China	Former students write about living in China.
2	Know your Eye staff; Keeler prefers proofreading; Hascall was hi school editor	Profiles of Jere Keller and Delphine Hascall; photo.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Conferees agree: need federal aid, higher salaries	Resolutions were passed at the Discussion Conference on Freedom and Education; thirty students participate.
3	Audio-visual aids new ed course	The title of the course is "Audio-Visual Education for Elementary Teachers."
3	Pi Omega Pi holds informal initiation	Last week's meeting included revision of their constitution.
3	Students to help evaluate English and Speech teachers	The faculty of the Department of English and Speech voted to begin a program of self-analysis.
3	Sutherland, Ping appointed to Iowa Youth Commission	Attended the first annual meeting of the Iowa Commission on Children and Youth.
3	Palmer explains mobile arts unit in midland schools	The mobile industrial arts lab will allow children in all counties of Iowa to use basic tools and materials; cost of the unit is $7,000.
4	A Cappella chorus transcribed over WHO	Performance from convention was taped and played on the radio.
4	Education society will initiate 30 members	Initiates are listed.
4	Cast for Children's Theater named	List of cast members.
4	8 staff members elected to hold offices in ISEA	Two alumni were also elected.
4	SCA will give panel at Waterloo YWCA	Will part of a panel discussion entitled "Christian Insight into the World Crisis."
4	Student centers	Activities and events are planned; Lutheran Missouri Synod also listed.
5	Panther Harriers nose out Grinnell runners	Cross country team participates in close meet.
5	Conference crown rests on contest with S. D. U.; Miller and DeVan will captain Panthers in the season finale	Conference title is up in the air as the Panthers take on South Dakota; photo.
5	Cagers drill for season's opener on December 1	Will be playing Central College of Pella; photo.
5	P. E. Doings	Physical education and recreation news.
5	Station KCOM will air Panther-Coyote game
5	Ken's Korner	Talks about the Bureau of Public Relations and its sports information services.
6	Bob Lee to call at Hayseed Hop	Event chairmen are listed.
6	Starkey advises soloist to relax	Publishes article in the October issue of "School Musician."
6	Survey of Cedar Falls reveals need for more ladies' stores	Salesmanship and marketing classes assisted with extensive survey of Cedar Falls business community.
6	Sadie Hawkins race for men next Saturday	Will meet in front of Campanile for the race to begin.
6	Sweet and Lowdown	Happenings within the department of music.
7	Name bands play for Dazzle Dance	Performing at the Dizzy Dazzle Dance was Glenn Gray and his band, via film.
7	Protection of sinus urged by Dr. Gamet	Encourages the use of ear muffs and scarves.
7	Bartlett officers chosen Tuesday	List of officers.
7	Art class correction	New sculpture class is open to beginning and advanced students.
7	High schools here participating in discussion meet	Fourth annual discussion meet will host approximately one hundred students from twelve high schools.
7	Science fraternity holds initiation	L. W. Steege was the guest speaker at the dinner held after the initiation.
7	Rendezvous	News from Greek organizations on campus.
8	Charm Room repainted; open to Bartlett girls	Will be open Monday through Thursday from 3:30 to 5:00 p.m.
8	Oslo University to hold summer courses in 50	Students who have completed their sophomore year are eligible to attend.
8	Committee of 9 to meet with all departments	Has also been meeting with several public school administrators and teachers.
8	Oscar Reece attends agronomy conference	Spoke on inheritance of the resistance and susceptibility to root and stalk rot in maize.