College Eye — November 16, 1951

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	TC girls will pursue in Sadie's style	A look at the upcoming Sadie Hawkins Dance; photo.
1	Campus Date Bureau is organized: elimination of barriers is objective	Social Life Committee sets up service to bring men and women together.
1	'Elijah' set for Sunday	Performance preview.
1	Coburn will appear at TC November 28	Charles Coburn will perform; photo.
1	Teachers College to serve as host for third elementary art workshop	Program highlights.
1	Marching Band slated to lead Waterloo parade	Will lead Christmas parade.
1	Magazine now needs Maucker's approval	Board of Control of Student Publications gives approval.
1	Advance registration
2	Best-liked movies are sad, serious
2	No checks over $10 cashed here	Students want to be paid in cash, not check.
2	No interest in peace ---	World peace is not high on anyone's list of things to do.
2	Girls, answer your own buzzer only	Suggestions to make the phone service better.
2	Editorials . . .	Teacher training may be heading in a different direction.
2	United States must defend Korea	Without the help of the US, Korea could be in big trouble.
2	Three 'R's' are only small phase of well-set up teaching program	Explains other roles of teacher.
3	Dead Wood
3	Do you drown, burn, eat or pin fated syllogism?
3	Smith addresses club	Ernesting Smith talks about trip to Europe.
3	Sixth discussion, debate to begin	Description of the upcoming tournament.
3	Untitled	Max Crandal and his wife dance at the married couple's dance.
3	The Music Goes Round & Round	News on music performances and updates.
4	A final look at the Iowa State Teachers College football squad	Team picture of 1951 football squad; list on team members: photo.
4	Cagers open here against North Central November 30	Panthers hope for win against North Central.
4	Panther matmen face eight foes	Panthers face eight meets plus a tournament competition.
5	'The Enchanted' is a charming, sensitive play	Review of the play; photo.
5	Math honorary pledges	List of Kappa Mu Epsilon pledges.
5	Lambda Delta Lambda initiates new pledges	List of new pledges.
5	Sermon topic revealed
5	Rendezvous	New from Greek organizations.
6	Phi Delta Kappa to have dinner	Several ISTC faculty will participate.
6	Three teachers to discuss health	Home economics instructors will speak in Des Moines.
6	Discussion meet held here today	Fourteen schools will attend.
6	Fireside group to meet with Plaehn
6	Pruis announces debate schedule	Season schedule.
6	The Line
6	FBLA convention draws record crowd of students, instructors	Program highlights; 140 attend; photo.
7	Styles feature wedding apparel	Style show preview.
7	Dorm music hour opens social life	A look at Bartlett Hall social activities.
7	Bosley addresses college 'family'	Review of recent convocation.
7	Merchant auction held on Saturday	Frank Merchant leaves entire estate to the college; photo.
7	Bernhard addresses Lutheran youth group
7	Dorm plans PJ party
7	Home Economics frat pledges two students	Evelyn Seipert and Lucille Gault join Theta Theta Epsilon.
7	North hall ping pong
7	MU make plans for annual Men's Day	Will sponsor chapel service.
7	Student centers	News from campus religious centers.
7	Disc an' Dat	New record picked for record of the week.
7	Bishop maintains education system democratic must	Professor Bishop publishes article.
8	Aakvik to appear with symphony	Profile of Ellen Aakvik.
8	Swim scheduled for play night
8	Zintz addresses PTA	At New Sharon.
8	Nursery school sessions planned	Olive Holliday directing sessions.
8	Rural leaders meet	Professor Dreier reports on national meeting.
8	Business majors conduct survey on buying habits	Will survey 600 Cedar Falls families.
8	Dreier gives address	Speaks in Chickasaw County.
8	Scholarship for grads	Martin Nelson has information.
8	'The thing' . . . At last we know what it is	Surprised by cat in Lawther Hall.
8	Lecture series topic announced	Intervarsity Fellowship will sponsor series.