College Eye — February 7, 1947

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Tickets on sale for annual dance	Preview of the Old Gold Beauty Dance.
1	Can you top this? Co-ed buys own book	Student misplaces textbook; buys a replacement and finds that it is the one that had been stolen from her.
1	Elizabethan play chosen for spring	Will present "The Knight of the Burning Pestle".
1	Hanson new instructor in English department	Brief profile of Alden B. Hanson.
1	Hamilton tops league board primary	Carolyn Hamilton, Glen Wistey, and Gerald Leeman will run in general election.
1	Wirth composes music for song by Parker
1	College Symphony presents concert featuring guest violin soloist	Ilza Niemack will perform; photo.
1	Commerce, biology, arts get classrooms, shops	College will get four surplus buildings to be erected south of 27th Street; description of the buildings.
1	Advance registration	Class schedules should arrive soon.
1	. . . Grandpa goes to college	Three younger students listen to an older college student; photo.
1	Debate tourney here today; high school, colleges to perform	Description of the Brindley Tournament program.
1	Parking rules changed; shift of night zones	Will prohibit overnight parking in several areas.
2	An editorial; thievery by invitation	Gives advice on how to deal with the thief who has been stealing books, purses and many other miscellaneous objects.
2	A plea to future teachers	Urges students to see the broader picture.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
2	Men may come and men may go, but Wood's "Line" goes on forever	Brief history of the column "The Line", originated by Stan Wood in 1929; photo.
2	Musical Notes	Discusses music students and faculty members and announces upcoming music related events on campus.
2	Roger's Rambling Remarks	Ideas for improvement at Teachers College.
3	Hutchins praised, censured, as Guest, Croft, debate education at Chicago	Professors Guest and Croft offer opinions on the Chicago Plan.
3	TCBC carnival proves exciting	A look at the carnival activities.
3	Campus Commentary	Discuses Religious Emphasis Week, National Brotherhood Week, and student of the week; photo.
4	Eight games scheduled for Panther gridders	L. L. Mendenhall announced this week that there will be eight gridiron contests for the 1947 season.
4	Panther cagers upset league-leaders, 46-42	On their home court the Panthers defeated the conference leading Maroons; photo.
4	Untitled	The 1947 wrestling team; photo.
4	Tutors seek second win over Jacks	Three weeks ago the Panthers beat the Jacks and now, as the two meet again in South Dakota, the Panthers plan on defeating them again.
4	Lockeroom Logic	Discuses the Panther's good performance against the Maroons and the football schedule.
5	Battery-men limber up for spring campaign	Six new pitchers and two catchers joined the team at their indoor practice, which is held three times a week; photo.
5	Gym Gems	Discuses the Water Safety Instructor course, Miss Carney's modern dance, and Hawksie skiing down the slopes behind Lawther.
5	Panther matmen settle for tie with Illinois	Last Saturday Illinois came from behind to knot the score at 14-14; photo.
5	Honor Roll	List of those who made a 3.33 or better GPA.
5	Bill Koll	Other competitors are afraid of I.S.T.C.'s 145 lb. national collegiate champ.
6	Fraternity News	News from Greek organizations.
6	What to Wear	Recommends appropriate dress.
6	Hess ate peanuts at trial for life, Petersen says; tells of Balkan Jaunt	Harold Petersen talks about his observation of the Nuremberg trials.
6	Hillside changes hands new owners take over	B. K. Wickersham sold the Hillside Café to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Dyke; Wickersham had been owner for fourteen years.
6	Religious News	Schedules of activities from campus religious centers.
6	Durfee gives shots to campus pupils	Immunizes Campus School students for smallpox and diphtheria and administers tuberculosis test.
6	Diet makes Parson Bodein look like man Eve married	Profile of Vernon Bodein, who has lost a great deal of weight.
7	Danish gymnasts to perform here	Group of young Danish gymnasts will perform at the College Fieldhouse next Tuesday; photo.
8	Instructors attend reading conference
8	Camargo gives lecture to contemp class	Gonzalo Baez Camargo speaks.
8	Instructor of music will give violin recital	Will be first since Professor Bock's discharge from the Army.
8	Religious Emphasis Week concluded	Excerpts from speakers' remarks.
8	Grandfather goes to college here; he's combination minister student	Profile of the Reverend Harvey Moon, who will graduate this year.