College Eye — March 8, 1957

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Notice	Students must register for polio vaccination.
1	Cincinnati Symphony appearing Monday	Thor Johnson will direct; photo.
1	Brinker wins by slim vote margin	List of campus election winners; photo.
1	Annual Folk Festival in gym tonight	Performance program.
1	Poage announces delegations	Professor Poage has arranged for several UN representatives to attend ACCIA.
1	McBrair resigns from post; succeeded by Ethel Winier	Dr. McBrair will return to Wisconsin; Mrs. Winier will retain certain Social Life responsibilities; photo.
1	Book Exchange to open March 17
2	Or, ever read Machiavelli?	Reviews last year's platforms for student elections and tells new candidates that next year will not be easy.
2	Teaching ethics? Hah!	Claims that ethics should be taught in the laboratory school.
2	Untitled	Encourages students to write to the Governor concerning the murder trial of Jack Nutter.
2	Untitled	Student stands confused and smoldering at advance registration.
2	Sticks and Stones . . .	Congratulates the winners of the campus elections, and comments on winter and the streets and teenagers in downtown Waterloo.
2	Obiter Scripta	Claims that cultural development comes when a culture can criticize an image of itself.
2	Untitled	Encourages students to keep up their school spirit, and thanks them for showing it in the campus elections.
3	Faculty featured in eighth recital	Performance program.
3	"American" for "Student Prince"
3	Eight charities will receive profits from Benefit Fair	SLB asks student organizations to organize booths to raise money for charity.
3	Exhibit features mediums of art	Will show media that are appropriate for teaching children about art.
4	Cage season ends victorious	TC defeated North Dakota University.
4	Dubuque thinclads here Saturday	TC will face the University of Dubuque.
4	Two changes in athletic staff	Ed Lyons will replace Bill Koll, who will be pursuing graduate study; Louis Breitbach will replace Homer Bienfang.
4	Intramurals	Results are posted from intramural competition.
4	Trackmen thump Grinnell 90-10	TC defeated Grinnell College, 90-10.
4	Matmen whip Luther 28-7	TC defeated Luther College, 28-7; photo.
5	College coffee honors McBrair
5	Request hosts for conference	For ACCIA guests.
5	Film Club to get 'Scotch' Saturday
5	Hungarian student arrives for stay in Cedar Falls	Terez Maraczi now living in the Presbyterian Student Center; photo.
6	Border patrol examinations
6	KYTC sets up spring schedule	Seeking anyone interested in working with a show.
6	Anderson's article is in magazine