College Eye — February 27, 1942

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Return-student-to-campus plan originated at Iowa U.	Attempting to persuade students to complete their college studies before military service.
1	Chekov presents 'Twelfth Night'
1	New co-op book-buying club organizes here	Students attempting to buy textbooks.
1	Sayre leads forum group	Mrs. Raymond Sayre discusses civilian problems and morale building.
1	Art students edit original sketches	Students and faculty put together collection of prints.
1	Ibsen's best given here	Students present scenes from Ibsen and Shakespeare.
1	Prospective graduates to attend interviews	Women's League will sponsor information session on interviews.
1	High school tournament to be conducted here
1	Harking back to the olden days	Pat Taylor practices using a spinning wheel for her industrial arts class; photo.
1	Faculty answers, 'What's ahead for teaching?'	Faculty talk about teaching in light of the war.
1	Coeds learn the things 'mother used to do'	John McCollough talks about colonial crafts.
1	Hamiltonians try case of heart	Hamilton Club holds mock trial.
1	Governor Wilson adds greetings	On student newspaper's 50th anniversary.
2	See military need for nursing camp
2	War booms chart's growth	M. R. Thompson's chart showing federal expenditures moves at a quicker pace.
2	1941 traffic toll sets record	40,000 people were killed in car accidents; nation cannot afford it.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
2	Know Your Faculty	Profile of Dr. A. E. Brown, a professor in the education department.
2	'Art League prints'	Book features work of two faculty and seventeen students.
2	From the Editor's Point of View	Comments on a public forum given by Mrs. Raymond Sayre on the role of students in a war time culture.
2	Editorial moralizing	Criticizes students for interrupting the public forum with their noise.
2	Teacher placement facts	A look at national trends in teacher placement.
3	High school selects 'girl medicine' play
3	Faculty entertained by Ellen Richards Club
3	Lawther pandas receive party
3	'Eye' rates high	A look at awards won by the College Eye in recent years.
3	New attire for collegians modeled at style show	Students enjoy dinner-style show.
3	The Greek Rendezvous	News from campus fraternities and sororities.
3	March 18 date of next book review
3	Lutheran centers have separate relationship	Lutheran Student Center and Lutheran Chapel are distinctly separate entities.
3	Student Centers plan last week of term	Schedule of activities at campus religious centers.
3	Sutherland speaks at district meeting
3	Nobody was safe then; the 'Eye' told all to all	A look at news reporting style in the old newspaper.
3	Prices fete rural education students	Entertain seventy rural education students.
3	Rec dancing first night of new term
3	Spring fashion parade hints of feminine touch	A look at women's fashions.
3	Folk Festival Saturday night features dancing classes
3	Race prejudice to be discussed	Dr. L. B. Furgerson will speak.
3	Victory effort clippings collected at library	Collection will help students locate information about the war.
3	Knoff prepares talk for communion hour
4	Grapplers close year with Minnesota meet	Panthers hope to defeat their first Big 10 team this season with their meet against the University of Minnesota; photo.
4	Cage team splits two contests	Panthers defeat Omaha University, but lose to Luther College; photo.
4	Morningside game finale for purple	Panthers must defeat Morningside College to have a chance of taking second place in league play; photo.
4	Matmen nip Nebraska 16-12; stopped by Hawkeyes 15-9	Summary of Panther meets against Nebraska and the University of Iowa.
4	Track meet honors to Seerley squad	Seerley Hall team defeated teams made up of men from off-campus and Baker Hall.
4	Seidler, Johnson nip and tuck for title	Dick Seidler managed to keep lead in points scored over A. Johnson from North Dakota State.