College Eye — January 27, 1950

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Play ticket sales begin February 2	Advance tickets sales will for students only.
1	Barnett band to play for beauty dance	Profile of the Jimmy Barnett Dance Band; photo.
1	Kanellis, Bichel will edit Pen	Other staff members are listed.
1	Cunningham will select final beauties	Ten finalists will be selected by the students; then Robert Cunningham will be final judge of the Old Gold Beauties.
1	Campus election to be March 15	An all-college convocation is planned for March 14 to allow for the introduction of candidates to the student body.
1	Religious Week begins Sunday	The week's schedule is given.
1	Faculty incorporates housing	A six-lot tract lying between Iowa and Tremont, 26th and 27th Streets has been purchased; corporation officers are listed.
1	Searight cello recital Monday	Profile of Roland Searight; photo.
1	Men's Union will elect officers at campus election	Chuck Pipe will serve as chair of the nominations committee.
1	Childs emphasizes position of U. S.	Short synopsis of Marquis W. Childs' speech.
2	New education department head	Profile of Clifford Bishop.
2	Graded school favored in article	Those students who attend an elementary school with specific grades do better in school once they reach the high school level.
2	Slacks and skirts	Feels that jeans and slacks should be worn by women only for casual purposes; believes skirts should be the norm for women.
2	Beard and Scott named in book	Mentioned in the first issue of "Who Knows-- And What."
2	Chairmanship open for spring formal	Chair must be appointed so arrangements can be made for a band.
2	Sweet and Lowdown	Events occurring within the Department of Music.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Slacks and molehills	Believes that women are adults and old enough to make the choice as to what type of clothing they wear.
3	AWS sponsors speaker to discuss dorm rooms	An interior decorator from Younkers will give advice on decorating.
3	"Snow Fun" halted by snow, sleet, and rain	The "Snow Fun Day" was cancelled because of the lack of snow.
3	No danger of coal shortage here	Coal to heat the campus comes from southern Iowa so Teachers College will not be affected by the coal strike.
3	Skit featured at pajama party	The second pajama party of the year was held.
3	New graphotype and addressograph will reduce hours of office work	New machines will be used to create mailing labels.
3	Nine conferences slated for spring	Conferences are listed.
3	Burlington trio wins scholarship	Robert Andersen, James Gilbert, and Arthur Peterson will receive four year scholarships to Teachers College.
3	Informal dorm mixer at Commons tonight	A mixer will be held for Lawther, Seerley, and Baker residents.
3	Art industries will meet next week	Art instructors will attend a workshop that includes demonstrations and discussions on three-dimensional art experiences.
4	Indoor schedule announced; 29 lettermen drilling daily	Forty-four candidates are vying for positions; indoor schedule is given.
4	Professor Scott to speak Monday	Dr. M. Gladys Scott will speak on her experiences Denmark.
4	Nebraska grapplers furnish tough opposition for Tutors	Teachers College is outscoring its opponents this season by a margin of 96-19.
4	Forney's Den and Kangaroos chalk up league wins	Intramural basketball league results for the week are given.
4	Panthers swamp Big Ten champs; extend win skein	Wrestling team picks up another win against Purdue.
4	Cagers sink State, falter before Loras	Panthers lose to Loras College by two field goals within the last minute.
5	. . . Lights Out	Wrestlers compete at Teachers College; photo.
5	Teachers College quintet meets Morningside, S. D. U. ; basketball team seeks two loop wins on foreign courts	Panthers currently in second place in the conference.
5	Women hoopsters rattling baskets	Results of the week's women's intramural basketball games.
5	TC High wins two; needs only one more	Little Panthers need to defeat Grundy Center to win conference title.
5	Wed. Play Night offers games, square dancing	After Play Night badminton practice will begin.
5	Ken's Korner	Describes how stats are taken during games; player in reach of record number of points.
6	Rendezvous	News from Greek organizations on campus.
6	Sigma Eta Chi meets
6	Keefe addresses Rotary	Spoke to the Rotary Club of Waterloo.
6	Next film meeting set; Die Fledermaus shown	Schedule of the films to be shown for the rest of the meetings for the term.
6	AWS survey results sent to organizations	The goal of the survey is to get each student living in Bartlett involved in one organization.