College Eye — November 22, 1946

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Cagers to meet Seahawks in first game; Panthers compete as starting lineup remains uncertain	The Panthers will open their season with a game against the Ottumwa Seahawks; Panthers defeated Seahawks last year; photo.
1	Disciples of Christ plan to establish student center	The Reverend L. G. Potter of Waterloo will help to get the center started.
1	Alpha Phi pledges to be initiated at Iowa University	About fifteen men will travel to Iowa City for initiation.
1	Symphony has highly valued instruments	A look at some of the instruments of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra.
1	Henry Harris to be guest soloist at Ames
1	Keltner, Goslin publish plans for Midwest talk-fest here	Highlights of the program.
1	Commons style show proves successful	A scene from last Friday night's style show; photo.
1	Question "are you eligible for TCBC?" introduces new college organization	Teachers College Ball and Chain Club organizes for married couples.
1	. . . Defeated candidate rests	Bob Ireland and his family after his recent defeat as state representative; photo.
2	Stop and think-- it's Thanksgiving	Asks for thankfulness year around.
2	Fight tuberculosis---buy Xmas seals
2	Students will spend winter in Mexico City	Leland Ross and Theodore Carlquest will study Spanish.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
2	'Campus cutups' entertain collegians; never a dull moment, it says here	Mild vandalism around campus is entertaining but annoying as well; Kilroy makes more appearances.
2	Musical Notes	Discusses music students, faculty members, and upcoming musical events.
2	Dr. Grant has many hobbies enjoys traveling, sports	Profile of Martin Grant.
3	College Eye changes prices	Will now cost $.40 per term.
3	What to wear	Describes the attire that students should wear for a specific event.
3	Show increase in enrollment of men students	Quick look at registration in years past; enrollment now 2194 with nearly equal numbers of men and women.
3	Attention current year graduates	Should register for placement.
3	Campus Commentary	Reflects on the meaning of Thanksgiving, cramming for tests, and addresses the new editor.
3	Survey of Campus Opinion	Students give their answer and opinion to the question: "How many years does a member in the U.S. House of Representatives serve in one term of office?"; also voice opinion on United Nations.
4	Two campus poets honored by national publication	Maxine Grubb and Marion Roennau have work published.
4	Dial Dope 1540	Announces upcoming broadcasts on KXEL.
4	Former graduate takes part in activities	Profile of Earl H. Bell, who recently visited campus.
4	Fraternity News	Addresses activities and programs going on within specific fraternities.
5	New center director	The Reverend L. G. Potter has been appointed to direct the plans for the Christian Church student center; photo.
5	Religious News	Schedules of activities from campus religious centers.
5	Noted violinist will appear in concert here in December	Emil Heermann will perform.
5	Community servant is role played by SCA commission	Members of Student Christian Association help out when work needs to be done around the community.
6	Announce plans for new catalog	Will outline curricular changes.
6	Political-minded Bob Ireland states views on recent landslide election	Profile of Robert Ireland.
6	Sororities	News from the Greek women's organizations.
6	Many students take part in style show presented in Commons ballroom	Description of some of the clothes modeled in the show.
7	Hold posture checks for freshman women	Part of educational posture program; will take pictures and examine feet.
7	Shivering fans see Panthers upset Drake in vengeful rout	A total of 3500 fans watched the season's final game in which the Panthers beat the Bulldogs, 46-0.
7	Round Robin concluded Badgers defeat Bears to cinch championship	In football theory class.
7	Lockeroom Logic	Discusses the referees, defeating the Bulldogs, the delay of choosing an all-opponent team, and "Pudge" Camarata.
7	Untitled	Camarata pushes past the Drake Bulldogs to score the first touchdown; photo.
8	Garbousova concert gets student approval	Receives three encores.
8	WRA announces tennis champs in fall tourney	Jean Jungen was awarded advanced honors when the Women's Recreation association announced the winners.
8	Gym Gems	Discusses badminton singles, the twin piano team, and the P.E. for Intermediate Grades demonstration,
8	Wrestling team begins workouts	Monday night the Teachers College wrestling team held their first practice.