College Eye — March 17, 1950

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Juilliard String Quartet to perform for Lecture-Concert Series Sunday	Members of the quartet serve as musicians in residence at the Juilliard School of Music; photo.
1	Singher presents finale of series	Mr. Singher will replace Brian Sullivan in the final program of the Lecture-Concert Series.
1	Commencement plans are announced by Hill	Schedule is given.
1	Request mobile unit for Central America	Fernando Romero, Department of Cultural Affairs, has asked for cost and usage information on the Industrial Arts Department's mobile unit.
1	Teachers' science conference opens with Lantz presiding	A schedule of the conference is provided.
1	Housing project stock being sold	Officers of the Faculty Homes, Inc. corporation are listed; have purchased land for building.
1	Orchesis to give 'Evening Clarion' tomorrow night	The program for the evening is provided.
1	Students elect D. Shepard	Elections results are given; photo.
2	What is expected of you	Recommends that those students entering the teaching profession be of good moral character as suggested by an article in the NEA Journal.
2	Nelson gives facts of cut system	Rules for cutting class are given.
2	Specialist finds children retarded, not deficient	Professor Zintz offers views on reading skills.
2	Dave Hendrickson elected veep at IFTA conference	Officers of the regional conference are listed.
2	Hilltopics; letters to the editor	Was discouraged at the lack of attendance at the convocation held to meet the candidates up for election.
2	An open letter to the faculty	Students ask for day off from class and tests for wrestling tournament.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	TC to present industrial exhibit at exposition	The theme of the exhibit will be "How Your State Colleges Serve Industry."
3	Faculty workshop has first session	Members of the faculty participate in an audio-visual workshop.
3	Local chapter of Great Books Club discusses works of Plato, Rousseau	The group, sponsored by AAUW, met last year for a total of eighteen sessions; Professors Fox and Maurer will lead discussions.
3	Faculty to exhibit art	Eleven faculty members will be displaying their work.
3	Gridiron banquet will be Monday	Awards will be presented at the banquet.
4	Sunset Village may be reconverted by fall to house single freshmen	Tentative plans are for eleven freshmen men and one senior advisor to be housed into barracks-style housing.
4	Committee plans new art program	Members of the state curriculum planning committee are listed.
4	To discuss delinquent children at Drake's Social Actions Day	Annual event will be held at the Drake University.
4	Pat Nellor heads Alpha Phi Gamma	Other officers are listed.
4	Students working for college have OASI deductions	Explains how students qualify for Old Age and Survivor's Insurance deduction.
4	April in Paris to be theme of style show	Clothes to be modeled were made in student sewing classes.
4	Sweet and Lowdown	News from the Department of Music.
5	Early entries begin pouring in for NCAA tourney; Purdue enters four Big Ten champs; Scarpello tops Hawks	Current registration stands at one hundred wrestlers from twenty-six different universities.
5	Thinclads cop home opener; tip Whittier	Track and field team wins home track meet against Wartburg, Luther, Coe, and Upper Iowa; photo.
5	Offer games, skating on Wednesday nights	Play Night will be held in the Women's Gym.
5	Cornell falls to Panthers	Wrestling team defeats tough opponent, Cornell, and ends season undefeated; photo.
5	State AAU meet next for Tutors	Panther track team travels to meet in Des Moines.
6	Seabury emphasized American attitudes toward democracy	Excerpts from the speech of Ruth Seabury on "My Philosophy of Life"
6	Eppard, Bundy chosen by Waterloo Symphony	Selected from twenty-five persons who auditioned.
6	Untitled	Orchesis students perform on stage.
6	Guillaume and Herrold attend art conference	Will attend the committee on Art Education Conference at the Museum of Modern Art, New York City.
6	Scannell recognized for sports publicity	Presented award by the Helma Athletic Foundation, Los Angeles.
6	Faculty forum	Forum topic will be "The Welfare State."
7	Humanist Club meets Sunday at Commons	A panel discussion on "What is the greatest problem facing the world today?" will be held at the meeting.
7	Raise hours on minor requirements to 22 1/2	Requirements stipulated by the North Central Association
7	Alpha Phi Omega installs officers	Officers are listed.
7	Bundy, Gunderson to direct chorus on radio program	Will be featured on the High School Parade program.
7	Bardach to join laboratory staff	The Iowa Lakeside Laboratory is a biological laboratory located on the west shore of Lake Okoboji.
7	Alumni of Chicago area hold reunion	One hundred and two alumni were present.
7	Helf, Sheperd visit Story County schools	Are doing follow-up work on a test administered last year on reading.
7	Struve will be M. C. for informal dance
7	Rendezvous	News from Greek organizations on campus.
8	College players act in 'Comedy of Errors'	Cast members are listed.
8	Fifteen working with extension department	Assist superintendents throughout the state on various subjects.
8	Need novelty acts for spring play	Novelty acts will be used between the scenes of the two spring plays.
8	Wischmeier tops at conference on world problems	At the Annual Intercollegiate Conference on Problems, Dick Wischmeier is rated as the top debater.
8	Spring reunion set for May 20	Reunion luncheon will be held the same day as Commencement.
8	Debate teams enter Iowa forensic meet	Team members are listed.