College Eye — July 26, 1963

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Untitled	Marlyn Helmers tries to save diseased trees on campus; photo.
1	Tickets on sale Monday for Thomas' 'Under Milk Wood'	A look at preparations for the play; photo.
1	Von Baravalle lecture set for Tuesday in Music Hall	Profile of Dr. Baravalle.
1	Registration for fall next Friday
1	Commencement August 7 in Latham Stadium
1	Two faculty members open art display	Work by Joan Stein and Raymond George on display.
1	Cuban refugee teachers visit SCI tomorrow	Will investigate possibility of continuing college work in preparation for teaching Spanish.
1	Labor official will address Business Ed	John L. Fryer will speak.
1	'Throne of Blood' is last Union film
2	'Break a Leg,' Greenroomers	"Under Milk Wood" brings much anticipation.
2	Untitled	Picketing only does so much for a problem.
2	California chauvinism results in education advances	Teachers are paid well plus have free time in states outside Iowa.
2	New magazine could involve intellectual atmosphere of ideas	Loree Wilson disagrees with Everett Howell.
2	Teacher must lead pupil to truth, joy of discovery	There is more to teaching than just giving information.
2	Neith calls for letters to senators on civil rights	Students are encouraged to write.
3	Many student writing problems result of ineffective grammar instruction	Excerpts from speech by Andrew MacLeish.
3	Untitled	Kathy Zimmer and Deanna Sloan fry an egg on the hot cement.
3	Ten cross-country events in fall track schedule	Panthers will have ten meets next fall.
3	New student magazine gets final approval	Seeking manuscripts for Seven.
4	Rec swimming scheduled for Thursday night
4	Three seniors to present music recital	Mary Stattler, Richard Wright, and David Clark will perform.
4	Check office if grad with defense loan
4	Faculty Dames family picnic to be Monday
4	Science institute intramural champ	Final standings.
4	O. Thompson will address men's honorary	Will speak to Phi Delta Kappa.
4	Lecturer examines attempts at peacemaking in SE Asia	Richard Butwell speaks.