College Eye — February 19, 1954

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Observe universal day for prayer
1	Plan community sing
1	WUS drive is set for next week	SCRA will sponsor fund drive.
1	Brazilian performs Tuesday	Profile of Bidu Sayao; photo.
1	Students should make applied music requests
1	Panel discusses teaching problems	In Professional Preview days.
1	Schedule bulletins mislead students	Fails to discriminate between prerequisites and suggested background courses.
1	Present winter concert Sunday	Performance program.
1	Bultena delivers address at chapel
1	Applications for SLB offices due
1	African student talks on political science	Julius Gecau will speak.
1	Registration Wednesday
1	Four departments take part in meetings and conventions	A quick look at faculty convention participation.
2	What next?	Restates regulations on where students may kiss on campus.
2	Turner announces SLB presidential platform	Eli D. Potts announces Dave Turner's candidacy for SLB president and also lists his platform.
2	Speaking of Records	Reviews recordings of Frank Sinatra, Perry Como, and Glenn Miller.
2	Blames incompatible attitudes, shortage of men on campus for mediocre school social quotient	Replies to recent article in the College Eye entitled "How's your social quotient?"
3	Spanish dance	Jo Ann Lusson, Lyle Fisher, Liz Bittle, Larry Hanshaw, and Liane Christoffersen perform in "The Shoemaker's Prodigious Wife."
3	Faculty Room gets face-lifting job	Room in Old Gilchrist Hall will get new ceiling, paint, and drapes.
3	Bus schedule provides rides Sunday morning	For convenience of church-goers.
3	Von Neumann and Smith will show art at New York	Other artists also honored.
3	Freedom Crusade gets SLB approval	Will support Radio Free Europe.
3	Dr. Zintz holds education class at Hampton High	Extension class on exceptional children.
3	Faculty Dames meet	For program on antiques.
4	Tutors face Vikings in NCC final	TC will face Augustana in the final conference game of the season.
4	Scanning the North Central	Reviews the basketball teams in the North Central Conference.
4	TC matmen face Minnesota; Tutors check Luther 16-13	TC wrestlers defeat Luther, 16-13; results are posted.
4	Intramurals	Reviews results of men's basketball intramurals.
4	Tutor cagers halt SDS 58-54; Maroons stop Panthers 66-58	TC split their final two home games, giving them a 5-6 record; photo.
5	Holland hits	Don Holland and Lou Paulson compete against SDS; photo.
5	Panther frosh defeat Reinbeck	TC freshmen defeat Reinbeck, 73-58.
5	Sports in Short	Discusses the upcoming "battle of the sexes" basketball game; reviews the North Dakota State basketball team.
6	Four of faculty at ISEA meet
6	Business Office issues reminder	About new retirement system.
6	Shirley Mahannah given AWS post	Will be orientation chair.
6	Student Centers	News from campus religious centers.
6	Art instructor speaks on enameling metal	Jack Burgner will speak.
6	Spring schedule	Dean Weaver, Bob Elmore, Jean Bishop, Doug Doerzman, and Don Adams work on their spring schedules.
7	Award contracts for new addition	List of contractors for high school portion of Price Laboratory School.
7	Phi Mu music frat pledges ten men	List of new Phi Mu Alpha pledges.
7	Diane Sorenson speaks to Mathematics Club
7	Greek Letters	News from Greek organizations.
8	Dormitories and off-campus	News from campus housing units.
8	Thailand visitor observes college	Boonsom Arawarop will be on campus for three weeks.
8	Teachers enter extension field	Extension Service announces those who will be on assignment.
8	Six home economics girls attend meeting	List of those who attended meeting in Chicago.