College Eye — April 14, 1950

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1	Hosler speaks at Iowa Business Ed confab tomorrow	His topic will be "Factors That Contribute to Better Teaching".
1	'Mothers' Day' set for April 28-30	Included in the activities for the weekend are open houses, teas and coffees, and a production; committee members are listed.
1	. . . "I" Club's Choice	Spring sports queen Norma Friedrichsen chosen by I Club; photo.
1	State Board approves more heat, power plant expansion	$655,000 allocated for the project; need expanded capacity to support new buildings.
1	Guillaume opens art conference	Participating in the conference also will be Fred Logan, Wisconsin University.
1	Three directors to lead Concert Band on Sunday	The selections for the concert are provided.
1	Dad's Day slated for November 5	Will include football game against South Dakota University.
1	Dorm's design . . . . .	Sketch of the new dorm, designed by Nemmers, Clark, & Spooner; photo.
1	Superintendents to ask questions Tuesday evening	Mock interviews will be conducted so students may learn the types of questions a superintendent may ask.
1	New women's dormitory will house 300 additional students	Will cost about $750,000 and be located at 23rd and Campus Streets; description of the facilities.
2	Sigma Alpha Iota has charter day dinner	The event was held at the Black Hawk Hotel.
2	Next faculty workshop meets Monday night	The topic for the meeting will be the production and projection of 2 x 2 slides.
2	Crable has meditations	In charge of morning meditations.
2	Brooks is guest speaker at chapel	A short profile of Kenneth Brooks, chairman of the Friends Industrial and Social Order Committee in England.
2	Kanellis reveals new Pen policies	Articles other that short stories and poems can be submitted for review.
2	Keefe attends conference for teacher trainers	Sponsored by the United States Office of Education.
2	Students blaze trail on campus	Students are encouraged to use the sidewalks.
2	Robinson attends annual meeting	Will be attending the annual meeting of the American Academy of Political and Social Science.
2	Socratic method used in Humanist discussion	The topic for the discussion will be "What Does Humanism mean to Me?"
2	Is our pride lagging?	Urges students to participate in the "keep off the grass" campaign.
2	Letters to the editor	Letter from Edward A. Reinisch, official of AAU wrestling tournament praising the wrestling team's skills as well as their conduct.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Missing poet sought by reporter	A poem is published by Elizabeth Scott, but the College Eye is unable to identify her as a student.
3	Crew works to create snow while others welcome spring	Description of the set of "The Streets of New York".
3	Thirteen attend Mathematics Council	Four faculty members and nine students will attend the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics is given.
3	D. Cuthbertson to head FBLA	Other officers and winners of assistant's and leader's degrees are listed.
3	Findings of 'Committee' given at Coffee Hour	Discussion will be held on the work done by the Committee of Nine.
3	Student board elects officers for next year	Bob Davis will serve as president and Polly Scott as secretary.
3	Survey conducted by education 10 classes	Will survey schools to see if they are meeting the needs of their communities.
4	Students to help pick homecoming theme	Theme ideas for this year's Homecoming are to be submitted to Dr. Bender.
4	Track, baseball teams face tough foes at home; diamondmen seek to erase two 1949 losses to Bulldogs	Panther baseball team challenges Drake University at home.
4	Thinclads meet Northern Ill. here tomorrow in relays dual	Track meet is moved to earlier time to allow students to attend the baseball game scheduled for later in the day.
4	Tutor nine tips Gophers 6-5; lose second tilt on errors	Teachers College baseball comes away with a 1-1 record with the games played against University of Minnesota.
4	Weather disrupts sports schedule	Rain and snow postpone baseball and track this past week.
4	Organize men's softball intramurals on Monday	James Clark will be in charge of the intramurals.
4	Nordly is elected to central district post	Named president of the Athletics and Physical Education Division of the Central District of the American Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation.
4	Relays features new policies, ace Illini pole vaulter	More than one thousand athletes will participate in the 27th Annual Teachers College Relays; photo.
4	St. Ambrose is opening foe for Panther golfers	Will also play against Loras College this week.
4	Roundup to start relays activities	Activity night, Relays Roundup, is planned the night before the Teachers College Relays.
5	Extension Bureau gets publications store room	Remodeling will allow storage of college publications and a table that can be used for preparation of mailing of such items.
5	Preview will feature physical science films	The names of the films to be shown are provided.
5	Photography equipment discussed at meeting
5	Ritter attends annual insurance meeting	Represents Iowa State Education Association.
5	Golden Ledger banquet to be held Tuesday	List of initiates.
5	Rendezvous	News from Greek organizations on campus.
5	Pi Omega Pi has joint initiation	Pledges listed; pledges from the University of Iowa are installed along with the Teachers College pledges.
5	Math Club will elect new officers Tuesday
5	Breakfast, tea honor graduating women this week	Committee chairmen are listed for the tea.
6	Send delegation to attend meeting	Will be attending "State Day" at the University of Dubuque.
6	Requests concerning mobile unit received	The New York Education Department is inquiring about the mobile unit of the Department of Industrial Arts.
6	Nelson addresses driver education teachers' meeting	Will be giving the opening address of the Driver Education Teachers Conference that will be held on campus.
6	Eagan to remain here extra day	Will be accepting applications for the Marine Corps.
6	Palmer heads Rotary	Will be president of the Cedar Falls Rotary Club.
6	Blake, former Eye editor, publishes PhyRec magazine	This publication will be used as a medium to promote and coordinate health, physical education, and recreation programs.
6	Sweet and Lowdown	Events occurring within the Department of Music.