College Eye — November 14, 1952

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	College orchestra performs Sunday	Performance program.
1	'Focus on Fashions' shows next Friday	Several groups to present fall fashion show.
1	SAC hosts seventh annual discussion meet here today	Program for the invitational discussion sessions.
1	Kenton visits campus briefly	Stan Kenton visits campus; hears jazz band play; photo.
1	Rhythmaires play for Hawkins Dance
1	Commons dance will follow registration
1	Quartet will play Saturday	Will appear in conjunction with strings conference; photo.
1	Bell blasts at education	Excerpts from speech by Bernard Iddings Bell.
1	Classes cut Wednesday	Procedures for registration.
2	Oath again under fire	More on the California loyalty oath.
2	Slow situation	Still waging battle to have College Eye reporters present at faculty meetings.
2	In the book?	The House Un-American Activities committee should investigate the case of Little Bo Peep's lost sheep.
2	Untitled	Academic freedom is gained through knowledge/education.
2	College exists for more than studies	College is not only a place to learn a way to make a living, but a way to learn to live.
2	President explains Film Club purpose	Designed to study need and demand in college for fine examples of cinematic art.
2	Faculty's action questioned	Faculty should allow a College Eye staff reporter to attend faculty meetings.
3	Religious Council plans meditations	Plans series of morning meditations.
3	String conference features Cadek	Highlights of the conference.
3	Discrimination conference will be held	Second annual conference will be held in Chicago.
4	Panthers are champions of North Central	Become crown-holders after defeating South Dakota State, 47-34; photos.
4	Unexpected climax in NCC loop	Three games all concluded with victorious underdogs.
4	'Credit due to players,' Starbeck	Team effort cause for success.
5	On the sidelines	Description of title-winning game.
6	College Eye Bulletin Board	News from student organizations.
6	Second SAC panel will be November 9	Will sponsor dinner and discussion of cut system.
7	Miss Primo talks to rural leaders
7	Dames serve husbands	Will serve coffee.
7	Maucker will speak	At Iowa Farm Bureau meeting.
7	Manship models as he lectures	Sculptor Paul Manship demonstrates his work.
8	New campus school building to open its door next fall	Description of facilities of elementary wing of new school.
8	TC will give teaching exams	For National Teacher Examinations.
8	Methodists will hold conference	At Wesley Foundation.
8	Engineer exam offered
8	WRA sponsors college play night