College Eye — February 11, 1949

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Election procedure changed; new ballot nomination method OK'd	Juniors must file nomination petitions with fifty signatures.
1	WSSF ends tomorrow	$233 has been raised so far.
1	Albeneri Trio combine cello violin, piano	Profile of the group.
1	George Yates is named beauty judge	Description of the Old Gold Beauty Dance.
1	Festival will be held in Women's Gymnasium	Annual Folk Dance Festival schedule.
1	Strohm to talk on Iron Curtain	John Strohm will speak.
1	Lost and found articles will go on display	Unclaimed articles will be disposed of by Alpha Phi Omega.
1	Gerow will direct 68 voice choir	Tour scheduled for College Chorus.
1	Final performance of play tonight	Preview of "Deep are the Roots"; photo.
2	Future teachers	Commends Iowa Future Teachers Association; believes it will help students in their profession.
2	Our apologies	The Eye apologizes for misprint of Dr. Howard's statement.
2	Upon reading	Spoofs letters by Donald Howard and Boyd Guest.
2	Know your Eye staff; "Diz" Pringle hands out line, Luwe is busy with business	Profiles of Leland Lowe and Diana Pringle; photo.
2	As I See It	Believes home economics should be taken seriously.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
2	Letter to the editors	Answering questions left unanswered in Dr. Guest's letter.
3	University of Oslo to offer special summer classes
3	Survey of Campus Opinion	Students answer questions about religion and God.
4	Daredevils lead Hexagon league	Daredevil's beat Mighty Mice team, 22-19.
4	Maroons victors over Tutor Five	By the score of 57-55, Panthers were knocked out of the North Central Conference.
4	P. E. Doings	Physical education news.
4	Matmen seek fifth straight mat victory tonight; Wheaton's crusaders oppose undefeated Panther Grapplers	Bill Smith will be unable to wrestle in his undefeated class, causing every wrestler to move up one weight class; photo.
4	Bombers defeat Radar's Raiders 33-32 for fifth	Radar's Raiders keep their place with five straight wins.
4	Tutor wrestlers win two meets	Panthers beat Southeastern Oklahoma, 32-0, and Oklahoma University, 22-6.
5	Cagers face Loras next Wednesday; Duhawks invade Panther's Domain	Panthers now have five loses and 12 victories.
5	Little Panthers win loop game	Panthers beat Grundy Center, 54-44.
5	Telegraphic meet with North Central College	Tomorrow on there will be a non-travel meet..
6	Food regulations won't change spring quarter	Changes would allow upperclassmen to choose a five or seven day meal plan.
6	Betty Ellingson is new secretary to Holmes
6	Lawther discusses drama, manners
6	Dean Nelson presents eight ways to 'flunk out' of college easily	Humorous advice.
7	FBLA will tour John Deere plant
7	Loren Schmitz elected to Campus Chest com.
7	Ruth Allen will speak to campus 4-H Club	Will speak on spring fashions.
7	Rendezvous	News about Greek organizations and activities.
7	Dormitories hold pajama parties
7	Ice Carnival will try again Sunday	Bad weather cancelled earlier plans.
7	Students attend state IFTA meet	Roster of those who attended.
7	Mrs. Grant to speak to humanists Sunday	Will speak on ethics in the home.
7	Basketball, games to launch playday	A look at the Play Day activities; almost four hundred high school students scheduled to attend
7	Adult education classes will close this week	List of the home economics students who have been offering the classes.
7	Bergstrom to discuss play at coffee hour	Will discuss "Deep are the Roots".
8	Home Economics house has Valentine dessert	Description of the event at the Home Management House.
8	Rose Lounge is setting of Bartlett meditations
8	Musical Notes	Discusses music students, faculty members, and upcoming musical events.