College Eye — March 19, 1954
| Page | Title | Summary | Scan |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Open co-rec swim | ||
| 1 | Four run for SLB position | Voting procedures and list of candidates; photo. | |
| 1 | Science Fair opens tonight | Maurice Strieby will open first high school science fair here. | |
| 1 | Dr. H. Palmer resigns as IA staff head | To be effective at end of 1954 summer session; description of Professor Palmer's achievements. | |
| 1 | Offers changes in SLB policy | Makes recommendations for governance of ISTC Greek organizations. | |
| 1 | World of music satirized Tuesday by Anna Russell | Profile of Anna Russell; photo. | |
| 1 | Student book exchange opens today, Monday | Sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega. | |
| 2 | No popularity contest | Reminds students to vote wisely, and not on the basis of popularity. | |
| 2 | Ball presents SLB slate | Discusses views on how TC can be made better. | |
| 2 | Plans improvement in Village | Explains his plan for action if elected Village president. | |
| 2 | Lieb offers SLB presidential platform | Outlines what he believes should be the basis of student government. | |
| 2 | Would make Men's Union 'functioning part' of SLB | Discusses problems with the elections of Men's Union officers. | |
| 3 | Madrigal singers, brass group to present concert Sunday | Performance program. | |
| 3 | Margaret Flory speaks | ||
| 3 | Excel in debate at conference | Results of recent debate at University of Wisconsin. | |
| 3 | Schedule Saturday classes tomorrow | ||
| 3 | Play on mental health open to all Thursday | To be presented by Unitarian Fellowship. | |
| 3 | Sun Spots | Examines problems at Sunset Village. | |
| 4 | TC thinclads meet Kohawks and Knights here tomorrow | Panthers will meet Coe and Wartburg in triangular. | |
| 4 | Netmen, golfers begin practice | Spring sports will begin soon. | |
| 4 | Spring is here | Rod Tangeman and Sonny Horn will be among the players on TC's baseball team. | |
| 4 | Intramurals | Members of the men's all-intramural teams are announced; intramural volleyball will begin soon. | |
| 5 | Six letter winners report as Panther nine begins workouts | The Panther baseball team begins practice with six returning lettermen. | |
| 5 | Koll enters two in NCAA meet | Jerry Koch and Gus Gatto will participate in the NCAA wrestling meet. | |
| 5 | TV basketball, movie to be in ballroom | ||
| 5 | Sports in Short | Examines the North Central Conference and chooses an honor team. | |
| 6 | Award 27 students BA's last quarter | List of those who received degrees and diplomas. | |
| 6 | Bollinger discusses industrial arts | Elroy Bollinger will speak. | |
| 6 | Campus Tremors | ||
| 6 | Palmer, Ditzler attend meeting | Of national industrial arts group. | |
| 6 | Greek Letters | News from Greek organizations. | |
| 7 | Community group convenes Tuesday | Several faculty participate in discussions. | |
| 7 | Harvard team debates trade question here | ||
| 7 | Dutch treat for girls | Don Holland accepts his most eligible bachelor award from Bob Sabus; photo. | |
| 8 | Men's Union discusses orientation program | Program may be re-organized. | |
| 8 | Student Centers | News from campus religious centers. | |
| 8 | Holvik announces solos, ensembles | List of those who will perform on Concert Band tour. | |
| 8 | All student center banquet is tonight | Will be first combined banquet. | |
| 8 | Baker picks Lockwood | Jim Lockwood will be president. |