College Eye — April 2, 1954

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Correct election error	Art Schultz defeated Ralph Long in Sunset Village election.
1	Harvard debaters meet Hauseman, Andersen Tuesday	Will debate free trade.
1	Bluhm takes over college chapel	David Bluhm will be pastor of CHIC beginning at start of summer term; Harold Bernhard will concentrate on student religious activities and teaching.
1	Our candidate	Mary Louise Conrad was chosen as a candidate for Drake Relays Queen; photo.
1	Names of next year's counselors announced	List of women who will serve as counselors to incoming freshmen.
1	Earl Dunn plays for Greek hop
1	Show reading aids Saturday	Will demonstrate machines designed to improve reading skills.
1	D. N. Marquardt accepts position at Omaha school	Brief profile of Professor Marquardt.
1	Old Gold editors release annuals	Distribution begins.
1	IFTA regional division meets at Upper Iowa
1	Shafer gives history lessons Thursday ala J. Wesley Smith	Profile of Burr Shafer; photo.
2	Admission standards	Claims that the admission standard is too low and is causing overcrowding in classes.
2	Vegetators, arise	Suggests that graduate students write their thesis on vegetation at ISTC.
2	Campus Tremors
2	Speaking of Records	Reviews the recordings of Kay Starr, Doris Day, and the Hilltoppers.
2	Sun Spots	Claims that Villagers are getting more ambitious now that spring has come.
3	Guest speaks Sunday	At CHIC.
3	Fine gives talk here Saturday	Benjamin Fine will speak.
3	Eldora invites students for Easter vacation	Hawaiian and international students invited.
3	Knutson accepts government job	Harold Knutson will work for US Office of Education.
3	Policy committee changes meeting	Committee considering Greek governance.
3	Kelso asks conferences	Freshmen should speak with advisors.
3	Grable and Power starred tonight	In "A Yank in the RAF".
3	AWS sets date of Women's Day	A preliminary look at the schedule.
3	Graduate program approved by NCA
3	Enrollment for spring takes expected drop	Enrollment for spring 1954 quarter is 2079.
3	Display contemporary art Sunday; panel will discuss original works	Works by 38 modern artists will be on display; photo.
4	Thinclads check Omaha, SDU; win is third straight for TC trackmen	TC defeats Omaha and South Dakota University, with 61 points in triangular.
4	Tennis and golf schedules released by Koll and Clark	Schedules are posted.
4	36 frosh out for baseball	36 freshmen trying out for baseball are listed.
4	Intramurals	Men's intramural softball will begin soon.
4	Fore	Maynard Blair practices his golf swing.
4	Sports in Short	Discusses NCAA wrestling tournament, and gives credit to Jim Lundquist who broke the Omaha pole vault record with 12-1 1/2; photo.
5	TC nine opens with Cyclones; Tutors play 15 game slate	TC baseball team will face Iowa State; season schedule is posted.
6	Teachers discuss home economics	At Des Moines meeting.
6	Music conference attended by ten	Will attend national music educators meeting in Chicago.
6	Richard Johnson heads Film Club	Lauretta McCusker will be treasurer.
6	Student Centers	News from campus religious centers.
7	Dormitories and off-campus	News from housing units.
7	Assist conference on mathematics	Several faculty will attend.
7	Name three girls as cheerleaders	List of those who were selected.
7	WRA girls visit Devil's Backbone
7	Women may get equipment at gym	Bicycles as well as golf and camping equipment available.
7	Attend science fair	Professors Poppy and Allegre judge in Marengo.
7	Instructors teach extension classes	Eleven faculty are on extension duty.
8	A Cappella Choir sings in neighboring towns	Will perform in six cities.
8	Faculty members meet NCA representative	May talk about different facets of college operation.
8	Art Club shows film
8	Greek Letters
8	Faculty promotes Britt Career Day	Five faculty act as career counselors at Britt.
8	Red Cross instructor teaches water safety