College Eye — July 29, 1960

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	African race problem 'worst'	Calvin Grieder spoke on South Africa.
1	Commencement exercises Thursday for graduates	Brief description of ceremony.
1	Foreign student fund drive opens today; asked to give	Four Nigerian students expected to enroll.
1	Clinic to take fall requests
1	Students to get checks
1	Iowa legislators visit campus today to view construction
1	Music fraternity appoints Russell to honorary post	Appointed province governor of Phi Mu Alpha.
1	Montagu conference speaker	Ashley Montagu will speak; photo.
1	Air workshop to hold open house today	Will demonstrate teaching material.
2	Dr. Lebeda will participate in 5-week Russian seminar	Will spend five weeks in Soviet Union.
2	Business is booming for library studiers	Use of building and circulation of materials is increasing quickly; photo.
2	There's still homework for grades	Survey shows that teachers still assign homework.
2	Shakespeare 'reflects life'	Excerpts from remarks by Hardin Craig.
3	Douglas answers . . . .	Responds to statements made by the College Eye staff regarding vocational education in the last issue.
3	A radical proposal . . . .	Suggests that classes be held in the evenings to avoid the midday heat and drowsiness.
3	Vocation training needed: Van Sickle	Discusses college entrance exams and their effect on the high school curricula.
4	We hope we've been useful . . . .	Bids farewell for the summer.
4	Counterpoint; a plague on both your houses . . .	Comments on the idea of each person being equal.
4	A few more programs wouldn't hurt . . . .	Commends the Summer Program on Asia.
4	Faculty Pen; our Manifest Destiny?	Believes students should be optimistic about the future of the US.