College Eye — October 10, 1952

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	SLB proclaims No Cut Day	Ask for day off on Good Friday instead.
1	Music frats join to give musicale	PMA and SAI will give concert of music by American composers.
1	SLB okays book exchange; move follows open meeting	Representatives from Latta's College Book Store explain their point of view.
1	College play cast chosen	List of cast members for "The Gentleman from Athens".
1	Janet Collins to open Lecture-Concert Series	Profile of dancer Janet Collins.
1	First program speaker claims big business here to stay	Excerpts from lecture by John S. Coleman.
1	Fiery issue unanimously passes board at Monday's meeting	Text of resolution supporting book exchange.
1	SLB appoints new committee	Will consider use of Commons.
1	Campus Evangelist has Rev. Heiges as guest speaker	Profile of the Reverend Heiges; photo.
2	Dangling	Requests that authors not leave dangling prepositions at the end of sentences.
2	Professor offers to TC students helpful advice
2	Too many students just after social standing, says writer	Students must realize the importance of college as an academic tool.
2	Soul-searching	Tom Pettit apologizes for his editorial on academic freedom and re-states his opinions.
2	Blame students for lack of enthusiasm	Questions intentions 'The Line' authors.
2	Men's Union thanks frats, I Club, AWS	Men's Union writes their appreciation for help received during initiation.
2	Student claims 'immaturity' phrase a convenient excuse	Reply to Robert Fee's claim that freshmen and sophomores are not developed enough to understand books like 'Communist Manifesto.'
2	Editorialwise	Reminder of purpose of editorials.
3	Officer will tell of naval reserve
3	Set Homecoming decoration rules	For house decoration.
3	Douglas attends UBEA conference	Professor Douglas attends meeting in Washington, D. C.
3	Men counselors meet to plan improvements	Consider improvements for next year's orientation.
3	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
4	Tutors to North Dakota after Coe escape; two injuries may hurt TC kicking department	Injuries are minor, but worry coach.
4	Tutors, 3 other teams tie for top	Four-way tie in standings may result.
4	TD in final four minutes defeats Coe	ISTC wins, 27-24; photo.
4	Invitational meet opens mat season
5	Junior Red Cross has conference	Description of meeting that will be held on campus.
5	Jobs are open in civil service
5	On the Sidelines	Account of Panther-Coe game.
6	EYE workers whip Old Gold	In short softball game.
6	'Music Time' may be seen	Will feature work by Professor Mitchell.
6	Faculty members attend meeting	Professors Lantz, Matala, and Fowler will attend regional conservation education conference.
6	BIE has special day	Business classes cancelled due to Business-Industry-and Education Day.
6	Greek Letter variety show will be tonight
7	College Eye Bulletin Board	News about campus student organizations.
7	New Japanese student, Takako Oshibuchi, here to study music	Profile of Takako Oshibuchi.
7	Department of Art plans workshop	Professor Guillaume will offer workshop in Webster City.
8	Freshman initiation is less violent this year	Committee working on orientation activities; less rowdyism around Prexy's Pond.
8	Speakers Bureau plans many local programs
8	Elementary curriculum chorus begins practice	Arthur Redner and Howard Street direct group.