College Eye — June 15, 1956
| Page | Title | Summary | Scan |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Iowa students win top honors | At national FBLA convention. | |
| 1 | Chuck Cacek resigns post | Will coach in Michigan. | |
| 1 | Campus hosts Girls Staters | Program highlights; photo. | |
| 1 | Placement Bureau requests students to meet Monday | To receive placement information. | |
| 1 | Travel talk will start with social events | Tom Lamke will talk about his travel to the Middle East. | |
| 1 | Early enrollment stands at 1,398 | Two per cent increase over summer 1955. | |
| 1 | Summer lectures on ethics begin Tuesday in Auditorium; Harvard astronomer opens series | Harlow Shapley will speak; photo. | |
| 2 | Eye states goal | The Eye staff will do their best to provide a complete and accurate report of the news on campus. | |
| 2 | Safety defies predictions | Safety officials wrongly claimed that out of a predicted 110 deaths for Memorial Day, 10 would be in Iowa. | |
| 2 | Girls show us how | Claims that a democracy will work only if the people participate. | |
| 2 | Honor society withdrawn by Faculty Senate | Cite resistance to college officials in improving scholastic standards. | |
| 2 | Views of Values | Explores why people seek certain goals. | |
| 2 | Bell Ringer | Welcomes summer students and provides them with some pointers for doing well during the summer session. | |
| 3 | Redner accepts post with Eastern Illinois | For summer session. | |
| 3 | Panther cagers to play 21 games in 56-57 season | 1956-57 TC basketball schedule is posted. | |
| 3 | Women's Gym offers many play facilities | ||
| 3 | Shakespeare is on summer TV | Professor Reninger will lecture on Shakespeare in TV course. | |
| 3 | Teachers tell how we can raise professional standards | ||
| 4 | Student centers | News from campus religious centers. | |
| 4 | 30 presented with awards at graduation | Paul Grant Stanwood and Joyce Arlene Gault win Merchant Scholarships. | |
| 4 | Teaching Dept. announces new sites for placement of student teachers | Will add sites at Mason City, Fort Dodge, and Waterloo high schools. |