College Eye — January 26, 1945

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Abbott writes guide	To be used as radio study guide.
1	'Hour of Charm' highlights frolic
1	Rural pupils visit	Twelve Butler County students visit.
1	Cedar Valley debates to be in February	First big meet since the beginning of the war.
1	Sage to lecture at Park College	On American post-war aims.
1	Baker dormitory plans discussions	As follow-up to Religious Emphasis Week.
1	Famous pianist to play; Brailowsky in recital Thursday	Performer profile; photo.
1	Old Gold Beauty balloting next week
1	Dinner is postponed
1	Enthusiastic students discuss curriculum	Students involved in department discussions.
1	New basic skills program adopted	Faculty define basic skills areas in curricular reform.
1	Ice Carnival to be tomorrow night	Description of the program.
1	Post-war jobs discussion initiates S. C. A. projects	A look at the various programs of the Student Christian Association.
1	Five speech students discuss race problems	At First Presbyterian Church.
1	Tutor timetable	Campus events.
2	What do you want in new curriculum	Students voice opinions.
2	Students can help with curriculum	Discusses the changing of the education curriculum.
2	Clues to the News
3	Lawther forms classes for would be knitters
3	Faculty Dames to meet	Everyone should bring sewing or knitting.
3	Former student back	Bill Birenbaum is serving as a cryptologist.
3	Seven soloists appear in afternoon recital	Performance programs.
3	Noted choir appearing in February originated as Ohio church group	Profile of the Westminster Choir.
3	Rendezvous	Greek news.
4	Ping pong tournament underway in Lawther	Gives details of the tournament.
4	Morphites take 22-20 victory	Gives game results; photo.
4	Baker men to play ping pong tournament	The tournament begins this week.
4	The Line	Campus news and gossip.
4	Campus Cubs win 86-37	Discusses the industrial league game.