College Eye — December 14, 1950

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Quarter to end Friday, Dec. 15
1	'TC's most eligible bachelor' to highlight Femmes' Fancy
1	String conference to hear Temianka in lecture-recital	Henri Temianka will perform and teach.
1	'Champ Stamp' to be theme of pep rally	Winter sports teams to be introduced.
1	Untitled	Students decorate a tree in the math department.
1	Untitled	Wrestlers prepare for their trip to Turkey.
1	Henry Harris recital to be given Jan. 7	Performance program.
1	Girls check watermelon, organ pipe, clock, cats in Commons checkroom	A look at the services in the Commons.
1	Teachers College rates high in forensic tournament here	Two TC teams were undefeated.
2	Meece prefers 'greater freedom of teaching' to career in waves	Profile of Leona Meece.
2	Is UMT the best solution?	Argues that Universal Military Training theory, developed by Dr. Conant and discussed by the editorial staff in the last issue, is not the solution to military needs.
2	Student Centers	News from campus religious centers.
2	Student favors student evaluation	Explains why student evaluation of professors is attractive proposition.
2	Sherman views attempt to land jet on carrier	Profile of Homer (Tex) Sherman; photo.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
3	State owns dorms and Commons; supervision by Board of Education	A look at the administration and finances of dorms and the Commons.
3	Students should leave envelopes for checks
3	College Eye positions available for winter
3	Seerley Council OK's purchase of smokers
3	SCA to meet Jan. 7
4	Panthers open conference defense Saturday	LaCrosse Teachers beat TC Panthers, 48-38.
4	Contributions go over $150 mark	To help defray wrestlers' travel expenses.
4	Tutors in loop tourney Dec. 28
4	Garth paces cage squad	Profile of basketball leader.
4	Tutor champions New York bound	Four TC wrestlers will represent the United States in Turkey, and possibly other countries.
5	Married student continues studies begun here twenty-five years ago	Neva Hemphill Hurlbert looks back on student life in the 1920s.
5	Rendezvous	News about Greek organizations.
5	Faculty members win art awards	Glen Bradshaw and Robert Von Neumann honored.
5	Around	College students are destined to be poor.
6	Admatic projector stirs curiosity	Spotlight on device installed at the Crossroads five weeks previous.
6	Square dancers to organize club
6	Seerley men plan	Plans for winter quarter.
6	Six to attend SCA assembly	List of those who will attend national meeting.
6	Scholarship Committee sponsors Phraner talk	Will speak on taking tests.