College Eye — July 22, 1960

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Far East exhibit goes on display today in library
1	Course in Russian offered for first time in ISTC history	Will be fifth language offered at ISTC; courses in language, literature, grammar, and civilization will comprise Russian minor.
1	4 newcomers added to faculty	Brief profile of new faculty.
1	Credits in publications work available during fall semester	May earn academic credit for work on College Eye and Old Gold.
1	College housing units plan family activities tomorrow
1	Registration for fall semester scheduled for next Friday	Registration procedures.
1	Play tickets now on sale	Preview for "Romanoff and Juliet"; photo.
2	Modern entrance trend labeled tragic by Dr. Douglas	Believes US schools should not forget vocational training.
2	Offers new concept	Herman von Baravalle speaks.
2	Testing authority to give lectures	Robert L. Ebel will speak.
2	Meaning of Shakespeare topic for Wednesday lecture	Hardin Craig will speak.
2	Twain meet on campus	Profile of Thai student Banlue Tinpangka; photo.
3	Asia's importance shown	Excerpts from address by Lawrence Sickman.
3	'Hot book school' problems outlined in fraternity talk	Professor Eakin advocates strong, well-supplied libraries.
3	To give lectures here next week	Sara I. Fenwick will speak on interpreting books.
3	High school music inferior because of public: Sandberg	William Sandberg offers views on quality of band music.
3	Chinese cuisine to be featured at demonstration	Ruth Kao will teach class.
3	KYTC 'face-lifting' program underway	Improving equipment and programming; photo.
4	Not by bread alone, Dr. Douglas . . . .	Responds to statements made by Dr. Lloyd V. Douglas concerning the vocational aspect of education.
4	Faculty Pen; what teaching isn't . . . .	Responds to William Fagan's comment concerning the definition of teaching.
4	Counterpoint; so all good men came to the aid . . . .