College Eye — October 25, 1957

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Flu up--Homecoming down; events revised in effort to curb health dangers	Parade, variety show, pep rallies, dance cancelled; students protest; President Maucker meets with students to explain the situation; photo.
1	'Squaring' is hilarious say firstnighters	Review of "Squaring the Circle".
1	Long live queen Nancy Niles	Profiles of the Homecoming queen and her attendants; photo.
2	Obiter Scripta	Josef Fox reiterates that Soviet Union education systems are more advanced than American systems.
2	Letters to the editor	Student is offended by Ginny Wright's letter concerning the band performance at a recent football game.
2	Letters to the editor	Student pie-makers appreciate their glimpse at Sputnik I, thanks to Mrs. Frank.
2	Splitting an Infinity	'Sputnik Spotters' out in numbers the past weekend.
2	Letters to the editor	Opinions of two people were taken to be opinions of the entire student body, resulting in the cancellation of some Homecoming activities.
3	Special events to honor Bender	Former players will honor Paul Bender.
3	Sunday night brings annual HC recital	Performance program.
3	Just for the Record	'The Best of Irving Berlin' is a hit (Ley's review).
4	Sioux are Homecoming foe; winner will take league fourth place	Teachers have 2-2 record, South Dakota has 2-2-1.
4	Cagers prepare for Detroit Tech
4	Pepi Says--	Will enjoy game despite the inconveniences of the flu.
4	Distance men meet Luther
4	Maroons shatter Tutor hopes of conference title	Morningside defeats TC, 21-7.
4	Physically fit Nodaks ready for Panthers	North Dakota team is healthy and prepared to take on the Panthers.
5	Wrestling schedule set
5	Women students to register for phys ed classes	For second nine weeks.
5	Phi Sigs, Holi-Rollers, Grimes, and Boozers league pacers	Football standings.
6	"Preserve power," president	Electrical plant is experiencing heavy loads; encourages students to conserve power.
6	Death comes same week to Miss Lawther, Dr. Buffum	Anna Lawther died October 21, 1957; Professor Buffum died October 17, 1957.
6	Science-religion seminar slated for Nov. 3, 4, 5	Conference highlights.
6	ACCIA plans peace study
7	The sky didn't really fall. . .	Photo essay on the influence of influenza on Homecoming.
8	TC's business ed. grads rate high	Professor Blanford's research reveals that ISTC students graduate at a higher rate than the national average.