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Newspaper
Iowa Quest
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1952
Page
8
SUI opens a three floor television laboratory in the Old Armory wing, creating the country’s largest educational TV production room. The facility includes an 89 by 47 foot studio, control room, 50 seat theater, and soundproofed viewing spaces, with plans for a university station once funds are approved.
The Iowa Legislature considers a 375000 budget item for SUI to erect a television station as part of a proposed four city educational TV network. Iowa City Ames Cedar Falls Des Moines would be origin points with stations in Burleton Council Bluffs Davenport Dubuque Mason City Sioux City and a site between Cherokee and Algona. Professors Moeller and Barnes attended a Des Moines meeting to discuss the educational television plan projected to cost 4031650 and funded by state appropriation if approved.
Prof. Carroll Coleman head of the typography lab at SUI spoke to Des Moines Printing House craftsmen during National Printing Week about how early industrial conditions resemble today’s. He cited labor and material shortages and showed 15th century leaves from his collection. He noted Cedar Rapids talks and a recent Iowan Magazine feature. Eight of his book designs have been named among the year's top 50 by the AIGA.
William McBride has resigned from his journalism teaching role to accept a publications position with Jenks Associates in Duarte California. The move shifts editorial duties and opens a new era for the institution's magazine program.
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