College Eye — February 15, 1952

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Advanced registration scheduled for Feb. 27
1	Fifteen speech students leave for two day Wisconsin forensic meet
1	Jazz tickets go on sale	For third jazz concert.
1	Des Moines show features work of TC artists	Several win awards.
1	State audit criticizes TC's fiscal policy	Finds bookkeeping and accounting are not up to standards.
1	Name Barbara Appelman Winter I Queen; all three attendants are freshmen	Brief profile of Barbara Appelman; photo.
1	Hedda Gabler characters come alive	Reviews the recent production of "Hedda Gabler," by Henrik Ibsen; photo.
2	Doubling benefit	Applauds this year's Lecture-Concert series; discusses the prestige brought to the college by Salvador Dali.
2	Untitled	Re-emphasizes the importance of 'balance' mentioned in an editorial on the same page.
2	Balance	Stresses the importance of maintaining balance in the amount of extra curricular work in which a student participates.
2	One mistake	Discusses the scheduling problems of the all-campus convocation meetings.
2	More about research	Defends the amount of research which must be done by graduate students in science fields.
2	Faculty firesides	Encourages greater participation of students in activities aimed at encouraging friendly relations with faculty.
2	Around	Discusses the recent controversy over the true intent of cosmetics.
3	Maucker attends farm institute
3	Barr awarded leadership degree	By FBLA.
3	Dali's condolences sent to Queen	On death of her father, George VI; text of telegram.
3	Dead Wood	Discusses the recent presentation made by Salvador Dali.
4	Panthers against Morningside in final conference contest	The game will begin at 8 p.m.. Saturday night.
4	Basketball intramurals.	Lists results and schedules for the men's and women's leagues.
4	Battery men working out for baseball	The team has begun pre-season drills.
4	Women's winter play-day Saturday	High school students will be invited.
4	Seven athletes on Honor Roll	List of those on the Honor Roll.
4	Grapplers at Lincoln for Cornhuskers	ISTC will be in Nebraska tomorrow night.
4	Olympic tryouts assigned here	ISTC will host the district tryouts.
4	On the . . .Sidelines . . .	Discusses the history of wrestling at the Teachers College.
5	The Line	Campus gossip column.
5	Garcon, garcon	Faculty members serving at a dinner for partial fee exemption students.
5	Elementary supervisor will be here Thursday	Catherine Klaus will visit.
5	Short will hostess Faculty Fireside meet
5	Chamber music recital scheduled for Sunday	Will feature faculty group.
5	Lawther distributes children's Valentines	To children who attended their Christmas party.
6	Film Club meeting postponed one week
6	Women voters have controls symposium	Speech Activities Club will lead discussion.
6	Flicker time Saturday
6	Debaters to attend Denver's forensic meet	Joan Welle and Bob Davis will attend.
6	Sonquist named orientation head	June Sonquist will lead AWS program; photo.
6	Student centers	News about religious organizations and their activities on campus.
6	McCollum attends national science meet
6	Archer harasses extravagant staff	Profiles of Don Archer, Jack Hovelson, and Mary Dutcher.
6	Square dance planned to replace masquerade
6	Russell is named to music committee
6	Coffee hour discussion	Professor Bernhard will lead book discussion.
6	Rendezvous	News about Greek organizations and their activities.
7	Honor beauty, popularity winners at dance	Scenes from the Old Gold Dance on Saturday night; photo.
8	SCA schedules trip to Jewish synagogue	To become better acquainted; will visit Waterloo synagogue.
8	Students should file for draftee tests
8	Epidemic is over	Only a few still have the measles.
8	High school Press Day planned for March 1	Sponsored by Alpha Phi Gamma.
8	Vienna U plans summer session
8	Art exhibit features student work Monday
8	Schlicher addresses First-Year KP Club	Will speak on interviewing.
8	Mixer is planned by men's dorms
8	World day of prayer