College Eye — January 17, 1947

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	K P club to hold first '47 meeting	Corley Conlon will speak; list of officers.
1	Canadians will debate in tournament here	Will be special part of Brindley Tournament.
1	Smitty to speak on billboard program	Warren Smith will talk about efforts to aid Europe.
1	'Ice-Capades' dance follows skating fling
1	Bridge classes to begin in Commons soon	Mrs. Whitford will teach.
1	Instructor course will be offered to local swimmers
1	Tutors meet Jacks tonight; first league tilt at home for Panthers	The Panthers will seek their second conference win when they meet the South Dakota Jackrabbits.
1	. . . Trailer home	Travis Phillips and wife relax in their home on wheels; photo.
1	. . . Let it snow, let it snow! We've go out dreams to keep us warm! . . .	The Old Gold Beauty candidates wearing their swimsuits for the pageant; photo.
2	Letter to the editor	Reflects on R.O.T.C training and how the vets are tired of hearing about it, they just want to get an education.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
2	Musical Notes	Discusses music students, faculty members, and upcoming musical events.
2	Campus Commentary	Discusses Sunset Village controversy, student of the week, and skeptics hour.
2	Roger's Rambling Remarks	Editor suggests improvements for the college.
2	Arts-man Paulin enjoys swimming, reading; holds Ph.D. in ceramics	Profile of Cameron Paulin.
3	"Arms and the Man" presented by players	Group will continue study of Shaw.
3	Class will learn about new homes	Willard Beal will speak to class on homes and home furnishings.
3	Phillips, wife, baby, piano make home in trailer	A look at life in a trailer.
3	Hill elected editor of music magazine
3	Survey of Campus Opinion	Students respond to the question: "If you were to use a teacher's grades in rating Harry Truman and Franklin Roosevelt as President of the U.S., would you give him an A, B, C, D, or F?"
4	Gym Gems	Discusses the W.R.A.'s swimming party, figure skating, and the mystery games.
4	Intramural cagers feature high scoring in opening game	Six out of eight games played Saturday ended with lop-sided totals.
4	Panther Matmen open season at Ames Tuesday	Coach Dave McCuskey will determine who will represent the Panthers in the eight weight brackets in the season's opener.
4	Girl's basketball	Intramurals play-offs will begin and will be coached by a junior physical education major.
4	Panthers lose to Sioux in loop openers, 45-42; win over Bison, 49-42	The Panthers started their conference campaign last weekend and lost one game and won one game.
5	Carnival features skating, sculpture	WRA sponsoring Ice Carnival.
5	Lockeroom Logic	Discuses the last two games played in North Dakota and cartoonist Jim Nelson; photo.
5	Fishing, dancing Tony's favorites	Profile of equipment manager Tony Nerison.
6	What to Wear	Describes the attire that students should wear for a specific event.
6	Seminar leaders and topics chosen; wide variety of problems to be discussed	Lengthy description of the Religious Emphasis Week program.
6	Debaters win honors in Illinois
6	Shirley Lorimer attends 4-H revue	In Chicago.
7	Quon vet grocery needs building	Ready to open Sunset Village store, but must find building to house it.
7	Guest speakers to talk on industrial relations	Industrial Arts Club will host community members.
7	Alumnus writes book of poems	Ida Rohlf publishes work.
7	Turnabout's fair play tonight when gals "drag" men	Ironic account of man's behavior at last year's dance.
8	Untitled	Bulletin board for veterans put up; must reinstate life insurance soon.
8	Rendezvous	Greek organizations and their activities.
8	Tests in Campus School to aid child progress	Students may observe ITBS sessions.
8	'Pete's Pantry' to open on Hill next week	Peter Struyk will expand popcorn stand operated by Dad Aldrich.
8	Alumnus writes article in "New Republic"	Graham Hovey is assistant editor at the magazine.