College Eye

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#	Title	Date	Summary
801	Know Your Eye Staff-- Janie and Johnnie keep music students posted on activities College Eye 39:24, p.2	03/26/1948	Profiles College Eye staff members Janie Rogers and Johnnie Geary.
802	Know Your Eye Staff College Eye 39:36, p.3	03/19/1948	Profiles of Clair Hugh and Lee Hillsten; photo.
803	Publications have new picmen College Eye 39:22, p.3	03/12/1948	Staff of photographers will take pictures for all campus publications.
804	Know your Eye staff--Frank writes features, news for Eye, Des Monies Register College Eye 39:21, p.2	02/27/1948	Profile of Evelyn Frank; photo.
805	Know your Eye staff--Marshall, Hall new 'Eye' staff members; report sport news College Eye 39:20, p.7	02/20/1948	Profiles of College Eye staff members.
806	Why the Eye? College Eye 39:20, p.2	02/20/1948	Discusses the purposes of the College Eye and encourages students to comment on what is published.
807	Know Your Eye Staff; Schenck works on copy desk College Eye 39:18, p.2	02/06/1948	Paul Schenck, a pre-journalism major, works on headlining the stories in the College Eye; photo.
808	These potent "Eye" editorials . . . College Eye 39:17, p.2	01/30/1948	Discusses the lighting situation in the College Eye office, and how it was fixed shortly after a cartoon regarding the situation was published.
809	Know your Eye staff: Herrmann is sports writer; Whiting handles circulation College Eye 39:15, p.2	01/16/1948	Dave Herrmann writes basketball news, and Donna Whiting manages circulation of the College Eye; photo.
810	College Eye offices painted this week College Eye 39:14, p.3	01/09/1948
811	Know your Eye staff: Russell handles personnel College Eye 39:14, p.2	01/09/1948	Profile of Marian Russell; photo.
812	Knee is new sports editor; McCabe quits College Eye 39:13, p.1	12/19/1947	Orval Knee outlines plans; Jack McCabe will transfer to a college with a formal journalism program; photo.
813	Know Your Eye Staff--Sports editor McCabe resigns; lay out handled by Hauter College Eye 39:13, p.2	12/19/1947	Profiles of College Eye staff.
814	Know Your Eye staff--La Foy and Knee handle Eye money and sports reporting College Eye 39:12, p.2	12/12/1947	Profiles of College Eye staff members.
815	Donna Whiting is new circulation manager College Eye 39:11, p.3	12/05/1947	Replaced Ed Hutchcroft.
816	Help yourself! College Eye 39:11, p.4	12/05/1947	Seeking College Eye staff.
817	Know your Eye staff . . . caricaturist Eells tells all; graduation ends Eye series College Eye 39:10, p.1	11/21/1947	Profile of Bill Eells; photo.
818	Know your Eye staff . . . Hutchcroft, Vannest and Lomas take care of circulation and report news College Eye 39:9, p.4	11/14/1947	Profiles of College Eye staff members.
819	Know your Eye staff: Galpin, James, and Petersen write, edit the news College Eye 39:8, p.2	11/07/1947	Profiles of College Eye staff members.
820	Know your 'Eye' staff: presenting ad salesman, reporter, and typist College Eye 39:7, p.6	10/31/1947	Profiles of Norma Cole, Betty Ellingson, and Eleanor Main; photo.
821	'Eye' wins All-American honor rating College Eye 39:5, p.1	10/17/1947
822	Letters to the editor College Eye 39:5, p.2	10/17/1947	College Eye policy on letters.
823	Know you Eye staff: meet Hurlbert, news reporter College Eye 39:4, p.2	10/10/1947	Profile of Joyce Hurlbert.
824	Copyreader Kniffen leads 'Know Your Eye Staff' series College Eye 39:3, p.2	10/03/1947	Introduces Edna Kniffen to readers.
825	We're sorry . . . . College Eye 39:1, p.2	09/19/1947	Shortage of space precludes several regular features.
826	College Eye here to serve by giving complete coverage College Eye 38:35, p.2	06/13/1947
827	Student Publications Old Gold 0:0, p.275	06/01/1947	Brief description of the groups; photo.
828	The College Eye '46-'47 Old Gold 0:0, p.278	06/01/1947	Brief description of the group; photo.
829	Roger's Rambling Remarks College Eye 38:33, p.2	05/23/1947	Roger Blake, editor of the College Eye, closes his column by thanking numerous people for their contributions to the paper.
830	College Eye alumni tell advantages of staff training College Eye 38:32, p.5	05/16/1947	Reports of a survey of former College Eye staff.
831	Summer, fall Eye editors chosen College Eye 38:32, p.1	05/16/1947	List of staff members.
832	Roger's Rambling Remarks College Eye 38:31, p.2	05/09/1947	Discusses the Eye's labor trouble and the inability to print eight page papers; reminder to purchase a copy of "The Pen".
833	Staff members needed for Eye and Old Gold College Eye 38:31, p.1	05/09/1947
834	Survey of Campus Opinion College Eye 38:25, p.5	03/28/1947	Students reply to the questions: "Should the name of this column be changes?" and " How did you happen to choose Teachers College to pursue your education?"
835	Combat photographer Tuthill now Eye lensman, debater College Eye 38:20, p.1	02/14/1947	Brief profile of Dave Tuthill; photo.
836	Letters to the editor College Eye 38:17, p.2	01/24/1947	Discuses Warren Smith's pronunciation of the words piano and pianist; in a second letter, Charles Stark responds negatively to the photo of women in their swimsuits presented in last week's campus paper.
837	Survey of Campus Opinion College Eye 38:15, p.4	01/10/1947	Students respond to the question: "What do you think of the College Eye?"
838	College Eye changes prices College Eye 38:11, p.3	11/22/1946	Will now cost $.40 per term.
839	. . . . New editors laugh with old; Blake and Strayer assume command as Hackett and Flanagan resign College Eye 38:10, p.1	11/15/1946	Profiles of new staff members; photo.
840	College Eye awarded All-American; has held rating for nine years College Eye 38:9, p.4	11/08/1946
841	'Eye' to feature student opinions College Eye 38:4, p.4	10/04/1946	Warren Smith will run feature similar to Gallup Poll.
842	College Eye staff nearly completed College Eye 38:3, p.6	09/27/1946	List of staff members.
843	Campus Commentary College Eye 37:41, p.2	08/02/1946	Remarks on the recent publicity about the 'Eye', the amount of time invested in the summer production of "Hay Fever", and those who believed that news about a Greek event should be left out of the newspaper.
844	History of Eye news item traced College Eye 37:41, p.1	08/02/1946	A look at the way that a story is written and published.
845	College Eye staff brings you news from all corners of teachers college College Eye 37:40, p.5	07/26/1946	Brief description of the work of the newspaper staff.
846	College Eye staff members at work College Eye 37:40, p.1	07/26/1946
847	James Loomer wins first prize in 'Eye' contest College Eye 37:39, p.1	07/19/1946	Wins with suggestion of Sunset Village as name for Quonset hut village; a look at some other suggested names.
848	Loomer wins contest Public Relations News Release 1946:250, p.1	07/19/1946	James Loomer submitted the winning entry in the contest to name the new quonset hut living area. His entry was "Sunset Village". The village, when completed will house 144 married veterans and their families.
849	Eye contest ends Tuesday College Eye 37:38, p.1	07/12/1946	For naming Quonset hut village.
850	Eye sponsors contest College Eye 37:37, p.2	06/28/1946	To select name for Quonset hut village.
851	Our inquiring reporter College Eye 37:36, p.2	06/21/1946	Students answer question, "What part of the College Eye do you like best?"
852	The College Eye Old Gold 0:0, p.206	06/01/1946	The College Eye editorial staff.
853	The College Eye Old Gold 0:0, p.207	06/01/1946	The College Eye has many reporters staying on top of the news; photo.
854	Scholastic editor praises Eye's streamlined makeup College Eye 37:31, p.4	05/03/1946	Excerpts from review of College Eye.
855	Journalism dinner featured tonight College Eye 37:30, p.3	04/26/1946	Will poke fun at one another and receive awards.
856	Editor speaks of policies, opinions College Eye 37:22, p.2	02/22/1946	Student editor reminds TC that the editorials printed are opinions of individuals, not necessarily the College Eye staff.
857	Student, faculty editorials wanted College Eye 37:13, p.2	12/07/1945	Comments on the criticism of the Eye because there have been no editorials written or published by non-staff members.
858	Eye sets eight-year All-American record Alumnus 29:3, p.7	07/01/1945	Student newspaper earns honors; photo.
859	Former Eye editor now in the Navy finds college newspaper work helpful College Eye 36:34, p.1	06/08/1945	Kenneth Thompson is editor of his ship's newspaper.
860	Help, newshounds College Eye 36:34, p.1	06/08/1945	Seeking College Eye staff.
861	College Eye on the beat Old Gold 0:0, p.168	06/01/1945	Brief description of group; photo.
862	George H. Holmes, Bureau of Publications Old Gold 0:0, p.29	06/01/1945	An overview of the duties and responsibilities of George H. Holmes regarding the College Eye and Old Gold publications; photo.
863	College Eye wins "All-American" honor rating for eighth consecutive year College Eye 36:33, p.1	05/18/1945	From Associated Collegiate Press.
864	College Eye receives All-American honors Public Relations News Release 1945:133, p.1	05/17/1945	Student weekly newspaper awarded the highest rating from the Associated Collegiate press for the eighth year in a row.
865	A year's time finds Hansen advanced from reporter to editor of Alumnus College Eye 36:32, p.4	05/11/1945	Gladene Hansen talks about her work.
866	"Hot Copy Dinner" climax press events College Eye 36:31, p.1	05/04/1945	Continues tradition of Gridiron Dinner; description of the journalism banquet.
867	College Eye has summer vacancies College Eye 36:31, p.4	05/04/1945
868	Publlications banquet sponsored by staff members from the College Eye and the Old Gold Public Relations News Release 1945:113, p.1	05/02/1945	Banquet will carry out the atmosphere of a news room. New staff members will be announced. Skits and a speaker will fill the time.
869	Say it in the College Eye College Eye 36:28, p.2	04/13/1945	Invites readers to contribute letters and opinions to the paper.
870	All-American is the word Alumnus 29:1, p.2	01/01/1945	Both yearbook and newspaper honored with All-American ratings.
871	College Eye wins All-American College Eye 36:7, p.1	10/20/1944
872	Eye staff approved College Eye 36:7, p.3	10/20/1944	List of appointments.
873	Campus publications tend the home fires Alumnus 28:3, p.10	07/01/1944	Purple Pen, College Eye, Old Gold continue but reflect spirit of nation at war; photo.
874	Former editor Carey back on campus College Eye 35:36, p.2	06/30/1944	Jack Carey visits campus.
875	College Eye staff S. O. S. presents opportunity to learn by doing College Eye 35:32, p.1	06/02/1944	Needs staff for summer.
876	Publications Old Gold 0:0, p.79	06/01/1944	Believing that student publications in wartime are even more crucial to the welfare of the student body than in peacetime, the College Eye became more important; photo.
877	The College Eye Old Gold 0:0, p.82	06/01/1944	Brief description of the group; photo.
878	Summer school workers for Eye apply to Holmes College Eye 35:30, p.1	05/05/1944
879	Campus news in review initiated by College Eye College Eye 35:20, p.1	02/11/1944	Important news will appear in condensed form on a bulletin board in the Crossroads.
880	'Eye' want reporters and copyreaders College Eye 35:19, p.4	02/04/1944
881	'Eye' needs reporters College Eye 35:17, p.6	01/21/1944
882	Eye policy applauded College Eye 35:8, p.2	10/29/1943	Letter to editor praising the newspaper's willingness to speak out on controversial subjects.
883	Reporters dig news; editors get gray; staff begins work on issue two weeks before publication date College Eye 35:6, p.5	10/14/1943	A look at the way in which the paper gets put together; photo.
884	Cogitations College Eye 35:1, p.4	09/09/1943	Talks about ways in which the campus and the College Eye will be handling the war effort.
885	College Eye saves paper for Uncle Sam College Eye 35:1, p.1	09/09/1943	Will save paper for the war effort by offering a smaller, more compact format.
886	Another 'Eye' rolls off press after 210 student hours work College Eye 34:41, p.3	08/13/1943	A look at the process of putting out the College Eye; photo.
887	Assignment makes reporter get dope on dorm residents College Eye 34:40, p.4	08/06/1943	College Eye reporter talks about conversations in the dorms.
888	Six All-Americans Alumnus 27:3, p.5	07/01/1943	College Eye wins sixth consecutive All-American rating.
889	Recruits answer call College Eye 34:34, p.4	06/25/1943	Several candidates respond to recent College Eye article.
890	The College Eye needs workers for wartime paper College Eye 34:31, p.1	06/04/1943
891	An All-American Paper Old Gold 0:0, p.161	06/01/1943	Editors making a final check, Jack Carey and Dorothy Major looking at the situation; photo.
892	Board in Control of Student Publications Old Gold 0:0, p.166	06/01/1943	This nine member board is charged with the responsibility to guide and direct the student publications; photo.
893	Masters of the Argument Old Gold 0:0, p.155	06/01/1943	The debate team on campus has had to come to a halt with the arrival of the Army Air Corps and with rationing restricting travel for inter-school debates. Dr. Lambertson taught English and speech to the air crew students; photo.
894	Seniors Old Gold 0:0, p.89	06/01/1943	Each student leaving will have had a different experience at the same time as sharing experiences with their classmates, the war has brought changes to Teachers College and with it memories for these seniors; photo.
895	The College Eye Old Gold 0:0, p.160	06/01/1943	The College Eye took the hurdles of wartime journalism by dealing with male members being called to service and being the first with the news of the arrival of Waves and Army Air Corps; photo.
896	Editor's swan song . . . . College Eye 34:30, p.2	05/14/1943	Looks back on his time as College Eye editor and bids farewell to his readers.
897	Excuse us, please-- College Eye 34:24, p.1	04/02/1943	This issue is put out by the journalism class.
898	Army calls hit editorial staff; Don Hackett takes over editor's job College Eye 34:23, p.1	03/26/1943	All members of editorial staff called into service; photo.
899	Let's talk it over with the editor College Eye 34:24, p.2	03/26/1943	Reflects on his ten months as the College Eye editor.
900	'Eye' former managing editor called to Navy College Eye 34:20, p.3	03/03/1943	Ed Turner called to service.