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1	'Congratulations, College Eye,' says state board	Board members send congratulations on student newspaper's 50th anniversary.
2	Announce selection of 'Who's Who' students	List of those who will be honored.
3	Student elections now in progress	List of candidates.
4	It's a long story from birth	A look at some of the major stories covered by the student newspaper in its first 50 years.
5	1892's pride--Prexy's new 'cottage'	A sketch of President Seerley's new home was the first illustration to be printed in the Normal Eyte; photo.
6	President greets 'the college voice'	President Price congratulates the student newspaper on its 50th anniversary.
7	Staff member of 'Normal Eyte' writes tribute and greetings	J. Percival Huget congratulates the student newspaper on its 50th anniversary; photo.

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8	George H. Holmes, Director of Publication	The College Eye staff thanks George H. Holmes for his help in the publication of the newspaper; photo.
9	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
10	The contemporary scene	Applauds efforts to get students and faculty together.
11	Concerning this issue	Comments on some of the challenges a newspaper staff faces when putting out a special edition.
12	'Eye' receives greetings on its birthday	Former College Eye editors and Iowa State Teachers College faculty write in with memories of the newspaper.
13	Watching the World	News from around the country and the world.
14	From the Editor's Point of view	Comments on the achievements of past College Eye editors.
15	Know Your Faculty	Profile of C. A. Fullerton, a member of the Teachers College Music Department; photo.
16	Editors for '36-'38 send reminiscences	Former College Eye editors describe the importance of Mr. George H. Holmes to the production of the newspaper.

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17	To reveal identity of Martha and George tonight	At Washington Ball; photo.
18	Reverend Holm selected L. S. A. Sunday speaker
19	New faculty-student commission formed	Commission of Eight will consider matters of importance to both groups.
20	Old Gold Beauties selected as far back as 1927	List of Old Gold Beauties over the years.
21	The Greek Rendezvous	News from campus fraternities and sororities.
22	Wesley Foundation	Max Durfee will speak.
23	Fifty years with the society page	Survey of society pages in the student newspaper over the years; list of editors.

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24	Officials, editors send greetings	Editors of other college newspapers congratulate the College Eye on its fifty year anniversary.
25	They put out the anniversary 'Eye' edition	The College Eye staff; photo.
26	Faculty Dames to meet

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27	Large program for 7th recital	List of students who will perform.
28	More greetings	Men's Union president Harry McFarlane and State Senator John P. Berg send their congratulations to the College Eye.
29	College Eye issued without staff's aid	Due to World War I.
30	Safe driving tests will be offered	Bert Woodcock will visit campus; photo.
31	Tutors to preview new spring styles	Women's League will sponsor style show.
32	Durfee tells students 'return medicine tins'	Should return medical containers to Health Services.
33	They were crowned	Leland Sage and Helen Barrow were crowned King and Queen of Hearts at the Heart party; photo.
34	Sage advises effort in peace	Professor Sage offers advice on winning the peace.

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35	Coed, consider yourself lucky dancing 'ain't no sin, now'	Brief history of dancing on campus.
36	Very condemned as bad adjective	College Eye offered advice on language.
37	Pick farm leader to address forum	Mrs. Raymond Sayre will speak.
38	Appoint Thompson to Naval Academy	Studied at ISTC for two years; had been studying at University of Iowa; photo.
39	'How to read' will be talk at forum, Sunday	Ferner Nuhn will lead discussion.
40	Chekov Troupe to give 'Twelfth Night' Friday	Profile of the troupe; photo.
41	'Life' and 'Time' place highest in faculty and student reading poll

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42	Seerley Hall, Xanhos clinch I-M loop titles with wins	Seerley Hall and Xanhos each went undefeated for the intra-mural season.
43	Trackmen stage their finals this afternoon	Track meet between Seerley Hall, Baker Hall, and off-campus men was moved because of a conflict with the intramural basketball schedule.
44	Set date for Tutor Relays at April 18	Tutor Relays includes events for both high school and college athletes.
45	McCuskey watches 'pretzel' formation	Coach Dave McCuskey watches Bert Moritz and Fred Weltz try to pin Leon Martin to the mat; photo.
46	'That was no lady' in 1910, merely a girl	A look at College Eye usage in referring to women.
47	Seidler zooms to loop scoring lead	Dick Seidler and Delbert Mully are the only Panthers to make the top ten list for league scorers.
48	Purple cagers scalp Sioux; Bisons dampen flag hopes	Panthers defeat North Dakota University, 50-38, but lose to North Dakota State, 38-34; photo.
49	Beans, ADA's clash for playoff berth	Beans and ADAs come into the game tied for second place and with only one loss each.
50	The good old days	Account of early baseball game between the faculty and the students.

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51	Matmen jolt Cyclones with an astonishing 15-11 upset	Panthers win their first meet of the season against Iowa State.
52	Purple meet Hawkeyes, Cornhuskers on mat	Panthers will face the Nebraska Cornhuskers at Lincoln and then come home to face the Iowa Hawkeyes; photo.
53	Students are assigned income tax 'grief'	M. R. Thompson's finance class works on taxes.
54	Battery men start work	Panther baseball players begin to prepare for their upcoming season; photo.
55	Omaha five seeks revenge tomorrow night	Panthers will play their final home basketball game against Omaha University; photo.