College Eye — November 17, 1950

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Second Home	Girls living off-campus stay busy.
1	College Orchestra to give concert	Performance program.
1	Conferences set for graduates	Should set up meeting at Placement Bureau.
1	'Youth holds key to peace,' asserts Young in race relations convocation	Excerpts from speech by Whitney Young.
1	Ma Aye to speak at College Chapel Sunday morning	Head of World Student Christian Federation will speak.
1	Mills to be featured speaker for Press Day conference	George Mills will speak to high school journalists.
1	Chance for girls to get men highlights 'Sadie Hawkins Day'	Sadie Hawkins activity schedule; photo.
1	Thanksgiving vacation to start Wednesday
2	Dean Nelson clarifies cut system	Explains rules of the cut policy at UNI; students may take as many cuts as the number of times that a class meets per week.
2	Old Gold picture schedule
2	Student Centers	News from campus religious centers.
2	Mellem believes opera performers need to possess versatile talent	Profile of Bev Mellem; photo.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
2	Is World War III on the way?	Anti-American feelings rage in Korea.
3	1950 College Catalog is nearing completion	Also first issue of Campus Staff News appears.
3	December ninth to be open night for Yule parties
3	Young featured at SCA meeting	Whitney Young meets informally with student group.
3	Chapel Choir expresses need for men singers
3	Band to present Clarion concert	About 80 band members will make trip.
3	Committees meet, plan for Christmas Formal
3	Understanding youngsters is trait most desirable for teachers -- Curtis	Dwight Curtis outlines his views on a good teacher education program.
3	Two films shown by Pi Omega Pi	Shows business education films.
4	College SCA organizes youth fellowship group	For high school students.
4	Representatives will attend college days	Will meet students who have expressed interest in attending ISTC.
4	Music students give sixth recital today	List of those who will be performing.
4	Pendergraft addresses county schoolmasters
4	Flanagan says public wants dance music	Interview with Ralph Flanagan.
4	Music faculty group to present concert
4	Scholarship, study guide receives recognition	Men's Union pamphlet found useful by other schools.
4	Untitled	Students pass professor-in-need on roadside.
4	Off-Campus girls find commuting and lounge-living part of college	Women talk about going to school while living off campus.
5	Wrestling ace guides Tutor hopes for national repeat	Keith Young will wrestle at 147 or 157 lbs.
5	Cager's injuries hamper practices
5	From the Bench	Sports news from various college campuses (including TC).
5	NAAU picks Young, Smith, Nelson and Harrison to go	Will travel overseas to compete.
5	Coyotes set new conference mark	Final league standings.
6	Lehmann will address Elementa Ki meeting
6	Lawther gives musical Tuesday for residents
6	Gerow to lead chorus of state high schools
6	Waterloo concert to feature Harris	Henry Harris will perform with symphony orchestra.
6	Breakfast is planned for Lawther students
6	Around	Story of Annie, Baker Hall maid, and her carpet-clipping.
7	Educators will hear address on tax plan	Will meet in Waterloo.
7	Rendezvous	News about Greek organizations.
7	Quartet ready to invade television with tumbling, juggling, balance
7	Stadium to hold annual election
7	Freshman earns convention trip	Nita Olson will represent Iowa at 4-H meeting in Chicago.
7	Nelson, Woodcock to attend meet	Attend National Safety Council meeting.
7	A Cappella Choir sings at PTA anniversary	Performs in Des Moines.
8	Survey covers health education	Marjorie Young visits health education facilities.
8	Sales clinic holds last '50 meeting	About 135 usually attend meetings.
8	Students model college clothes	About 800 attend style show.
8	AWS to sponsor cosmetics speech	Julius Kahn will speak.
8	Thompson to review book by Hollingshead	Oscar Thompson will speak.
8	Companies loan books for book week display