College Eye — February 17, 1950

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Band starts tour at Iowa State	Twelve concerts will be performed in three days.
1	Two new broadcasts to be added in spring	Added programs are "Town and Gown" and "College Kitchen."
1	Weidman Dance group here for return engagement	Profile of Charles Weidman; photo.
1	Joyce Gault to be soloist in Symphony concert Sunday	The concert's program is given; photo.
1	First public relations workshop scheduled	Will be for school administrators.
1	Wischmeier, Haugen team with Scots	David Reid and Malcolm Webster-Low will hold a debate on campus; a short biography of each presenter is given.
1	Petitions available March 2 for Student League president	Seniors may now be candidates.
1	Kaufman, violinist, will appear for concert here March 6	Louis Kaufman will perform.
2	Commons slate includes party, square dance	Farmers' Frolic has been postponed because of wrestling meet.
2	Commission available for Naval Reserve	Opportunity for students.
2	Like to play chess?	Those interested in forming a chess club should leave their name with the College Eye office.
2	Faculty group attends New Jersey convention	Will attend meetings there.
2	Men's Gym for spring formal	Students petition for spring dance to be in the Men's Gymnasium, for comfort and bigger bands.
2	Ellis to represent TC at inauguration	Will attend the inauguration of Dennis Cooke as president of High Point College, North Carolina.
2	Volberding will attend centennial celebration	Will represent Teachers College at the centennial celebration of the University of Utah.
2	Norene feeds line, Ken corners column	Profiles of Ken Aller and Norene Smith; photo.
2	Eight will play bridge mail round	The eight players who qualified are listed.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Bennett poses for art classes	Nelson Bennett speaks to art classes.
3	Women take part in sewing classes	News from the Department of Home Economics.
3	Series of audio-visual meetings to be held	Faculty members will be introduced to the equipment available.
3	Winter 'Pen' to be issued March 10	A list of those students whose work will appear in the next issue is given.
3	Researchers discover inside dope on what teen-agers talk about	A microphone was placed in a local high school lunch room to record comments made by high school girls.
4	5 Tutors will be honored Monday	Five athletes from Muscatine to be honored.
4	Thinclads meet North Central	Track and field competition begins.
4	Conference crown at stake in final contest here; Panthers can clinch title tie with a victory over Maroons	Number one ranked Panthers take on third ranked Maroons for conference title.
4	Matmen swamp Gophers 21-8	Wrestling team overpowers Minnesota in 25th win of the season; photo.
4	Ken's Korner	Offers opinions on an all-star team.
5	AMVETS win AAU	TC students comprise AMVETS team; now eligible to compete in national tournament.
5	Tourney final will be Monday	Last weekend's competition results are given along with this weekend's semi-finals schedule.
5	Iowa State next foe for grapplers	Panthers undefeated this season.
5	Winners decided in women's play	This week's game results are given.
5	Cagers rack up two loop wins; slip by Carleton	Panthers move ahead to number one ranking by defeating South Dakota and Augustana.
5	Prices announced for mat tourney	Details of the National Collegiate Wrestling Championships are given.
6	Faculty Dames to meet	Will hold open house.
6	Rendezvous	News from Greek organizations on campus.
6	'Mikado' auditions to be held again
6	Retreat begins today for Catholic students
6	Maurice Gerow choir featured in 'Alumnus'
6	Lawther holds ping-pong contest	News from Lawther Hall.