College Eye — November 21, 1947

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Chivalry Shag climaxes Courtesy Week actions
1	Russia has no designs on U.S., needs reparations, loan--Davis; America guilty of hypocrisy, helping fascists, lecturer tells audiences	Lengthy excerpts from address by Jerome Davis.
1	Dr. Wagner is co-author of workbook	On reading; photo.
1	Plenty of meat on Tuesday for diners on Hill, College Eye survey reveals	Hill restaurant owners offer opinions on the government's attempts to discourage consumption of meat on Tuesdays; Commons serves only poultry and fish on Tuesdays.
1	Know your Eye staff . . . caricaturist Eells tells all; graduation ends Eye series	Profile of Bill Eells; photo.
1	Name 19 to "Who's Who"; appointed by faculty committee	List of those who were honored; basis for selection.
1	Examination schedule
1	Villagers discuss fuel problems	Attempting to find ways to save money on fuel oil; turn down offer by college to furnish oil for $168 per family.
1	Norwegian teacher visits campus, explains school system and needs	Anna Margaretha Hanssen on campus.
1	Four students win honors at speech tournament
2	The Line	Comments on people and happenings on campus.
2	Untitled	Praises the speech of Dr. Davis as a part of the Lecture-Concert Series.
2	Musical Notes	Announces recent and upcoming music related events on campus.
2	Dial Dope	College makes first FM broadcast; praise for the quality of the signal.
2	A thob story . . .	Discusses the difference between "thobbing" and thinking.
2	Untitled	Defends the Protestant speaker during Religious Emphasis Week, claiming that he did not criticize Catholicism.
2	Untitled	Claims that criticism of one's own beliefs will make you understand why there are so many different beliefs in the world.
3	Men needed to direct winter sports program	To supervise sledding and ice skating.
3	Faculty members will attend national council	Will attend social studies meeting.
3	To perform here	Anna Kaskas will perform; photo.
3	Untitled	Praises the speech given by Jerome Davis, because he spoke as one out of a minority.
3	Untitled	Offers suggestions in order to improve the academic preparation of future teachers.
3	English students	English I and English II classes will meet.
4	Panther cagers open season against Drake Bulldogs; meet Coyotes December 8 in loop tilt	ISTC will face Drake University in the opening game of the season.
4	Basketball notes	Coach Whitford will coach the "B" basketball squad while Coach Nordly is at home because of a death in the family.
4	Flag-raising ceremony led by Les Bundy and local Boy Scouts	At football games.
4	Bob Williams tops tutors in scoring	Bob Williams led the Tutor football team in scoring, ground gaining, passing, total offense, and best punting average; photo.
4	Tutors bog down in Ohio mud; Falcons win 19-7	ISTC defeated by Bowling Green State University, 19-7; photo.
4	Gym Gems	Announces recent and upcoming activities, including soccer games, touch football games, dinners, and a lifesaving corps show.
4	Lockeroom Logic	Announces the complete All-Conference football team; photo.
5	Invite Business Dept. to dinner dance
5	Student League Board minutes	Hear concerns about theft in parking lots, poor sidewalks; traffic.
5	Orchesis will present "Our Lady's Juggler"
5	Survey of Campus Opinion	Explores student opinions about the invention of the atomic bomb.
6	What to Wear	Advises students on what to wear to the Chivalry Shag.
6	Father Menster will speak at coffee hour
6	Sunrise service joins 14 pledges to SAI fraternity	List of new members and officers.
6	Fellowships available to English universities
6	Radio survey class will present program	Class will contrast life in 1900 with that of 1947.
6	History of forensics discussed by Keltner	In journal article.
8	Basketball games	Students must show IDs to enter games.