College Eye — January 23, 1948
| Page | Title | Summary | Scan |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Winter play experiments in abstraction | Description of set design for "The Great God Brown". | |
| 1 | Dance to end ice follies; Krutz band will play for Ice Capades | ||
| 1 | 'When Half-Christs Go' will be chapel topic | ||
| 1 | Annual Ice Carnival to feature races, novelties, grand March | Preview of the carnival; photo. | |
| 1 | Fraternities will present musicale | Performance program. | |
| 1 | Students to hold conference here on vital issues | Highlights of Religion and Social Issues Conference; Whitney Young will speak. | |
| 1 | Radio broadcasts return to air on KAYX, KWWL | Description of the two independent stations and a quick look at the programming schedule. | |
| 1 | Ellington tickets go on sale | Preview of the Duke Ellington performance. | |
| 1 | Russell Baum to present piano recital | Profile of Professor Baum. | |
| 1 | Identification cards: | Students should have their cards ready for admission to athletic events. | |
| 2 | Student League Board minutes | Discusses various sorts of charity drives. | |
| 2 | The Line | Comments on people and happenings on campus. | |
| 2 | Hang on to those civil liberties | Discusses past and recent civil rights cases. | |
| 2 | Blankenship exposes Communism | Jack Blankenship writes letter with ironic tone to show his views on communism. | |
| 2 | Musical Notes | Comments on recent and upcoming music-related events on campus. | |
| 3 | Mrs. Thorsen to lead Coffee Hour discussion | ||
| 3 | 3 scholarships given at Brindley tournament here | Hubert White, Jane Stafford, and Robert Davis won scholarships to TC at the Brindley Debate Tournament. | |
| 3 | Humanist Club to hear Larkin speak on art | Professor Larkin will speak. | |
| 3 | Harris to give recital at Graceland College | ||
| 3 | Will open highway safety course Mar. 13 | Will offer series of Saturday classes. | |
| 3 | Revised schedule for Old Gold pictures | ||
| 3 | Survey of Campus Opinion | Compares Henry Wallace's approval ratings in New York and at Teachers College. | |
| 4 | Jespersen breaks Panther all-time free toss mark | Norm Jespersen broke the free throw record with fifty-one in ten games; photo. | |
| 4 | Annual Teachers College Relays will celebrate silver anniversary in April | The Teachers College Relays were started in 1922 by L. L. Mendenhall and P. F. Bender, and this year, the Relays will celebrate its twenty-fifth anniversary. | |
| 4 | Badminton Club: | The Badminton Club announces its meeting and tournament times. | |
| 4 | Panthers score fourth straight conference win | ISTC defeated North Dakota State, 49-40. | |
| 4 | Tutor quintet seeking fifth straight win tonight; play South Dakota U tonight Morningside Saturday night | Panthers will play against South Dakota University at home, and then will travel to Sioux City face off against the Morningside Maroons; photo. | |
| 4 | Top scorer . . . | Features Norm Jespersen free-throwing amidst praise and media talk. | |
| 5 | Intramural gives complete second round of games | Results of intramural basketball competition are posted. | |
| 5 | Baker Third five holds first place in Housing League | Standings for men's intramural basketball competitions are posted. | |
| 5 | Tutor "B" cagers at Waverly tonight | ISTC will face Wartburg College. | |
| 5 | Tutor dual meet victory string is broken at sixteen | Starting in 1943, ISTC has held a string of sixteen consecutive dual meet wins, but that string was broken when Michigan State took TC down last Friday; photo. | |
| 5 | Panther grapplers beat Nebraska U squad at Lincoln | ISTC defeated the University of Nebraska, 28-5. | |
| 5 | Girls' intramural basketball stars | Fifteen teams will participate in women's intramural basketball competition; schedule is posted. | |
| 5 | KO's | Claims that pads need to be put up against the brick wall behind the basket on the intramural courts, in order to prevent injuries from players colliding with the wall. | |
| 6 | Ruth Chambers to give meat demonstration | Representative from Rath Packing Company will show how to cook meat. | |
| 6 | Purple Arrow holds meeting, talent show | ||
| 6 | "Collegiate Magazine" to appear February 1 | ||
| 6 | Stadium to sponsor all-college dance | ||
| 6 | Faculty Dames: | Will meet. | |
| 6 | Vance Dixon to play for all-sorority dance | ||
| 6 | Rendezvous | Greeks announce their recent and upcoming activities. | |
| 6 | Women vets patients increase in hospitals | ||
| 6 | Weidman dance group will present program | ||
| 6 | Alpha Phi sponsors March of Dimes drive | Collection boxes located around campus. | |
| 7 | Must give capable student education even if unable to pay, says Price | President Price looks at the future of teacher education; believes more students should attend college. | |
| 7 | No SCA baby sitters nights of sports events | ||
| 7 | Marcella Conlon given commission in army | Captain Conlon is a physical therapist. | |
| 7 | Tamiment Institute sponsors contest | ||
| 7 | Searight to conduct symphony orchestra | Department of Music will rotate conducting duties. | |
| 7 | Around the Campus | Criticizes students for bringing radios to the TC game, so that they can listen to the Iowa Hawkeye game. | |
| 8 | Duke Ellington | Rules for purchasing performance tickets. | |
| 8 | Student Service Fund to conduct world relief drive | Will assist students in war-torn countries. |