College Eye — March 14, 1958

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Perform new modern play next week	Preview of "Captive at Large"; photo.
1	Hall of Recognition men to be selected	Criteria for the honor.
1	S-B holds open house
1	KY adds Clark, others, as new staff members	List of new staff members.
1	Committees for ACCIA hold meeting	Seeking wide participation.
1	"Erin Go Bragh"	Theme chosen for dance.
1	Tour group European bound	Fifty-five students and others signed up for Social Science Seminar.
1	TC to form model seminar; superior Jr. High students to study science, math	Will offer eight-week summer seminar.
2	The virtue of cowardice	Cowardice is easy--something valued these days.
2	Untitled	Students clear pin-ups to prepare for an open house.
2	Letters to the editor	Shirley Post describes the Student Voice In Government party.
2	Letters to the editor	Encourages students to practice their voting rights.
2	Letters to the editor	Girls agree that men should practice more chivalry.
2	Splitting an Infinity	Marilyn revives the 'how-to-do-it' section of the paper by explaining how to avoid spring fever.
2	Obiter Scripta	Teachers are not 'creatures of the public.'
3	Students display art in Georgian Lounge	Art Club shows work.
3	Summer musicals to sport four of TC's musicians	Will perform in Kansas City theater; photo.
3	Rah! Rah! Cheerleading tryouts begin
3	'South Pacific' on celluloid inspires some new versions on wax	Movie is popularizing Broadway songs.
4	Girls intramurals	Holding volleyball tournament.
4	Grapplers pin Luther 31 to 3	Panther matmen now have 6-2-1 record.
4	Lane chosen "Athlete of the Week"	Jerry Lane has had outstanding performances this wrestling season.
4	Intramural news	Basketball playoff results.
4	Short shots at sports	Author of a new column claims 'Anything which pertains to sports is fair game for this column.'
5	N.E. Missouri on Panther track Sat.
5	Panther frosh finish an undefeated season	Team posts 11-0 record.
6	'Benefit Bonanza' on two-night stand	Proceeds will go to charities.
6	WRA results	Will organize co-ed volleyball.
6	John Peterson attends seminar	At Union Theological Seminary.
6	IOA to meet	Will discuss Germany.
6	SVIGS to have party
6	Old Gold, Eye staff jobs open
6	Persia moved--now in art dept.	Persian art on display.
6	Progressive Party presents platform	Calls for conference every spring, written reports by SLB appointees, students to attend their meetings and more.
7	Job-hunting season gets under way with 200 teacher interviews daily	A look at the work of the Placement Bureau; photo.
7	Salaries climb as teacher need persists	Ray Schlicher talks about demand for teachers; photo.
8	Folk dancers to whirl and twirl	Dance classes will perform; will invite audiences to participate.
8	ISEA insurance talk	List of officers.
8	Pi Gams hosts	Will hold discussion of the Social Science curriculum.