College Eye — July 30, 1954

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	News in brief	Men's dorm redecoration completed; President Maucker speaks at Western Michigan College.
1	Students may advance register Friday, Aug. 6
1	Betty Rowley resigns position	Will teach in Boulder, Colorado.
1	Residence halls filled completely	Now beyond capacity for fall quarter.
1	Community chorus concert scheduled for Tuesday night
1	Homecoming set for November 6	A look at the upcoming football schedule.
1	Appoint Maucker to commission on education	Will serve on National Commission on Teacher Education and Professional Standards of NEA.
1	15 scholars given alumni awards	List of those who received scholarships.
1	Untitled	The foundation for Campus High School is pictured; photo.
1	Convincing cast in The Circle charms and amuses audience	Review of the summer play, "The Circle."
2	Student centers	News from campus religious centers.
2	Higdon's Hideaway
2	Inquiring reporter	Asks how men can be brought into the teaching profession.
2	Untitled	Discusses the meeting of the P. T. A..
2	Untitled	Claims that the letter printed in the EYE, written by Boyd Guest, contains invalid information.
2	Untitled	Describes a visit to a Navajo reservation.
3	Rec swim schedule
3	Plan Commons movie for Saturday night	Will show "Twelve O'Clock High".
3	Kappa Delta Pi	List of new members.
3	Bartlett to have tea
3	Goetch builds himself a trailer	Jim Goetch talks about his project; photo.
3	Some thoughts on love given by famous philosophers and authors
3	Hans and Al answer questions about conditions in Germany	Lengthy excerpts from discussion featuring Hans and Al Sack at International Relations Club.
3	P.T.A. congress meets here	Highlights of the meeting.
3	Three initiated by social science group	Three new members of Phi Gamma Mu.
4	College buildings are named after former prexies, staff	Brief survey of campus buildings and the people for whom they were named.
4	World Almanac gives facts about pupil-teacher ratios	A look at student-faculty ratios.
4	Driver stupidity is factor in state's high traffic toll	Bert Woodcock talks about traffic safety.