College Eye — January 26, 1951

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Three guest speakers highlight Religion Week	The Reverend W. J. Faulkner, Father James Vanderpool, and Rabbi Joseph Buchler will speak; program for the week.
1	New organization approved by SLB	Approve Sigma Alpha Eta.
1	Femmes pick bachelor Jensen	Arno Jensen wins popularity contest; description of Femmes Fancy dance; photo.
1	Industrial Arts Conference features speeches, panels	Conference highlights; list of initiates into Epsilon Pi Tau.
1	Old Gold entries narrowed to 55
1	Metropolitan Opera star is scheduled	Nadine Conner will perform; photo.
2	Student Centers	News from Lutheran Student Center.
2	Merit system exams are being held now
2	No Greek explosion expected	Sorority member speaks in response to editorial column in last week's Eye regarding the exclusion of a sorority from winter rush.
2	The Line	'News' from around the campus.
2	Student questions unity of UN	Other members of the United Nations have delayed US proposals.
2	Letters to the editors	Fellow professor agrees with Josef Fox's letter to the editor concerning student evaluations of professors.
2	The Music Box	Musical events and suggested listening material for Teachers College students.
3	State employees subject to pay retirement tax
3	Brindley debate winners revealed	Three win partial fee exemptions.
3	Fisher to begin as dorm nurse	Edna Mae Fisher replaces Marilyn Hook.
3	Alpha Phi Omega opens March of Dimes drive
4	Squad tries for 32nd win	Wrestlers prepare to meet with the Cyclones.
4	Tutors face loop threat	Will play second-ranked Morningside; try to retain winning record.
4	WRA intramurals start program	Basketball game results.
4	Matmen conquer Spartans 21-10	Teachers College wrestlers defeat Michigan State Spartans.
4	Panthers topple N. Dakota, Loras	Defeat North Dakota, 50-39; Loras, 54-51.
4	From the Bench	Sports news from various college campuses (including TC).
5	Faculty Dames meet
5	Eight sororities pledge 122 girls before end of winter rush period	List of new pledges.
5	Douglas will attend conference at Omaha
5	WRA outing planned; offers skiing, sledding
5	Campus School principal resigns	Thomas Horn will go to University of Texas.
5	Square dance meeting scheduled for Feb. 6
5	Femmes manners become PJ topic	Women learn about corsages and manners.
6	Wright, British Consul, to address contemporary affairs classes here	Profile of Denis H. Wright.
6	Campus school head to speak at Greeley
6	Around	Student jokes about his amazing new medical cure.
7	Winegarden replacing Sutherland, Dep't head	Margaret Winegarden will be temporary head of department.
7	Students author article published in nat'l magazine	Eugenia Vanderheyden and Natalie Clayton write article on student teaching.
7	SAI rushee musicale
7	Film Club to present foreign 'film of year'
7	Lost! Record albums
7	Interest group initiates sixteen	List of new members of Beta Alpha Epsilon.
7	College bridge games to continue Saturday	Will hold another tournament.
7	College SAI members to attend State Day
7	Business Ed bulletin to be sent out soon
7	Players change production policy	College Players will present two one-act plays.
7	Rendezvous	News from Greek organizations.
7	Social groups become 'brother and sister'	Sigma Tau Gamma and Pi Theta Pi.
8	College receives bridge boards	Mrs. Cory donates her late husband's boards.
8	Coffee Hour features review by Faulkner
8	Girl born to Myers
8	Plans completed for graduation	Schedule for June Commencement.
8	Stadium to hold informal coffee	Dean Bender will speak.
8	Art department to show moderns
8	SAI to sponsor tea