College Eye — May 23, 1952

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Page	Title	Summary
1	Name is selected for honor group	Purple Key is selected for new group to replace Who's Who.
1	Eye, Old Gold editors revealed for next year	Jerry Wolter will edit College Eye; June Kodani will edit Old Gold; list of other staff members.
1	Third annual art exhibit will open Sunday afternoon	Will show student groups.
1	Required attendance begins on May 28	No cuts allowed.
1	Steel for Aud has been OK'd by government	For construction of addition and fire safety measures in Auditorium.
1	Untitled	Men from Baker Hall and their trophy from the all-campus sing; photo
1	Sports-Band dinner slated for Monday	Participants will be honored.
2	On publications	Questions the policy which prohibits publication staff members from being on the board.
2	The Campanile can't tell time	Claims that a certain amount of school spirit is taken away when the Campanile clocks are incorrect.
2	Most desirable	Applauds the newly developed Humanities classes, and encourages the development of a Humanities major.
2	Untitled	Discouraged by the lack of attendance to the recent Founder's Day event.
3	Four couples lead grand march
3	Stuttering team will demonstrate
3	Meyer will head Kappa Delta Pi	List of other officers.
3	Speakers Bureau lists activities	Fulfilled 60 engagements this year.
3	Chapel service Sunday	Students will take part in service.
3	The Line	Campus news and gossip.
4	Tutor golfers win league crown; fall to Cyclones, 13-2	The overall score does not reflect the individual scores very well.
4	Ten cagers to receive awards	List of those who are to receive letters for the season.
4	Netsters topped in league meet	The team lost their title.
4	Fifteen seniors named to prep coaching roles	List of those who have coaching jobs.
4	Women's softball league in play	The games started this week.
4	Thinclads close dual meet season on Saturday; finish next to SDS in NCC meet	The final meet will be in Ames.
4	Tutors meet Morningside this weekend	There will be a two game series.
5	Ribbeck is candidate to convention in D. M.	For Iowa Manufacturing Association.
5	Library students staff have spring picnic
5	McCarn to speak on counseling	For women in student government.
5	Pi Omega Pi has formal initiation	List of initiates.
5	Pi Gamma Mu has eight new members	List of new members.
5	Theta Alpha Phi will initiate nine members	List of new members.
5	Majors declaration must be in Saturday
5	AWS president travels in Europe	Carol Froning will travel with family.
5	TC students approve Acheson policy; other colleges don't	Compares ISTC attitudes with those of the rest of the country.
5	Joan Nordly will head Social Life Committee	List of other committee members.
5	The Music Goes Round	Music news and reviews from the campus and the world at large.
5	On the . . . Sidelines . . .	Comments on Panther baseball and track.
5	Student centers	News from campus religious centers.
6	Shook receives Wall Street award	Lorwin Edward Shook honored.
6	Employment outlook reveals increasing need for teachers
6	Education department to hold picnic for Wed.
6	Dr. Andrew Skinner is guest of Ed. Dept.	At department dinner.
7	Over 500 placements made for 1952-53	List of those who have teaching jobs and the location of those jobs.
7	Rendezvous	Greek organizations and their activities.
7	FBLA to sponsor departmental picnic
8	Schlicher heads Phi Delta Kappa
8	Meetings survey results released	Survey of nights when meetings are held.
8	Dean Campbell feted at farewell dinner
8	Burrichter receives recognition in debate	At University of Minnesota.
8	Eleven girls elected to senior Orchesis	List of new members.