College Eye — February 16, 1940

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Terms Abe truly great	Professor Fahrney speaks on Abraham Lincoln.
1	Will release annual in late spring	Should be available by mid-May.
1	Seniors, do you face teaching this way?`	Senior students tell what they thing the teaching careers will be like.
1	Collegians earn $100-$125 at first	Expect to earn from $100-$125 per month.
1	Girls defeat boys in faculty birth race	More girls than boys have been born to faculty families since summer 1939.
1	Fischer outlines purpose of safety educators here	Hold second school safety meeting.
1	Prepare for Emphasis Week; Knoff gives purpose, final suggestions on religious meetings	Gerald Knoff talks about the upcoming program.
1	The likeness and the real thing	Old Gold beauty Betty Teale and a sculpture in her likeness are pictured; photo.
1	Panther grapplers upset Cyclones; first win in thirteen meetings	ISTC defeated Iowa State University, 17-13.
1	Debaters to travel to Denver meet	Professor Lambertson will address meeting.
1	Notice	Seeking staff for College Eye and Old Gold.
1	Four representative students are to be announced next week	To be selected by faculty committee.
1	Sample ballot for student elections	List of candidates.
1	Everybody's doing it!	Student confronts the issue of cheating.
2	With malice aforethought--	Criticizes the column, Kay's Kute Kracks.
2	Kay's Kute Kracks	Campus gossip.
2	A professor believes	Anonymous professor criticizes statements made in Kay's Kute Kracks.
2	Panther DENotations	Paid advertisement by the Panther Den containing news from the TC campus.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Greenhouse provides enough groceries for complete dinner menu	Roger Wardin talks about the edible plants in the Greenhouse.
3	Commercial Club plans leap year festivity
3	Van Engen to speak at St. Louis N. E. A.	Will speak on preparatory mathematics.
3	Students honor Jessie Parker	Campus School entertains.
3	Campusmacks	Paid advertisement by Mack's containing news from the TC campus.
3	Balloons and confetti to be distributed at the Mardi Gras ball	Dance preview.
3	Inter-fraternity council to sponsor prom this evening; Wally Wallace's band to play for dance	Dance preview.
3	Senior women have Valentine dinner Wednesday
3	Dr. Koo to make address at all-college stag party	Hope to promote contact between fraternity and non-fraternity men.
3	Students arrange three play nights
3	Accessory Spotlight; spring specials	Briefly mentions fashionable accessories for spring.
3	A Social 'I'	Briefly comments on Religious Emphasis Week, the inter-fraternity dance, and upcoming student elections.
3	A Peek At the Greeks	Briefly comments on activities of fraternities and sororities.
3	Today's campus styles copied from ancients	Traces current fashions back to earlier times.
4	Comfortable reading in bed is no job for blind student	Ernest Walk talks about his experiences as an ISTC student.
4	Examination schedule--winter quarter, 1939-1940
4	Three guests from abroad	Will include speakers from India, China, and Czechoslovakia.
4	Many faiths to be represented	Will include representatives of Catholicism, Judaism, and Presbyterianism.
4	Placement Bureau services enhance chances for jobs	Survey of statistics on teacher placement by the Placement Bureau.
5	Alpha Chis fall	Results are announced from intramural basketball competition.
5	Reviewer enjoys production of 'Torch-bearer' comedy	Herb Hake sketches a dress rehearsal; sketch.
5	Progressive education needs new schools	Professor Palmer gives his interpretation of progressive education.
5	Enjoys canoeing, dogs, reading	Profile of Monica Wild.
5	Lofquist sixth in loop	Fred Lofquist holds sixth place in scoring in the North Central Conference.
5	New scoring record	Ernest Herbrechtmeier, of the Panther Cubs, set a new freshman scoring record of sixty-two points for the season.
5	Muir sees use of Tammany Hall tactics	Women's League representatives assure that their candidates are slated.
5	League will fete women	Two women will be featured during Religious Emphasis Week.
6	Panthers divide in two contests	ISTC defeated Morningside, 40-33, but lost to Kirksville, Missouri, 42-40; freshmen took two wins.
6	Freshmen matmen show promise	Freshmen wrestling squad will face the Cornell freshmen; team members are listed.
6	Frosh end season	Freshmen basketball squad will play their final game against Mason City Junior College.
6	Track season to open on Tuesday	All students are eligible to participate in the indoor track meet on campus.
6	Rugged wranglers in upset by Xanhos	Results are announced from intramural wrestling competition.
6	Conference standings	North Central Conference basketball standings are posted.
6	Matmen win fourth meet	Panthers defeated Cornell, 15-11.
6	Notice	Play night and mixed swimming cancelled.
6	Wrestlers clash with Iowa team; Hawkeyes primed for revenge win	Teachers College will face the University of Iowa; photo.
6	Cagers play at Omaha in loop game	Panthers will travel to face an Omaha team with a season record of 1-5.
6	Track men work in new stadium	About forty men are trying out for spring 1940 track squad.
6	Grapplers at Minnesota	Panthers will face the Golden Gophers in Minneapolis.
6	Intramural standings	Results are posted from intramural basketball competition.
6	Prowling Around	Discusses the wrestling and basketball teams at ISTC, and Dave Bartelma's coaching job at Minnesota.