College Eye — March 21, 1958

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Polls open all day Tuesday as students choose leaders	Will have two party system for first time.
1	Film and talk on cancer Thurs.
1	Campus election Tuesday! Fairchild and Price head SVIG list	SVIG candidates state their views; photo.
1	Progressives campaign for Raffensperger	Progressive Party candidates state their views; photo.
1	Contemporary 'Captive at Large' captivates first night audience	Review of the play; photo.
2	To vote. . . Or not to vote	Encourages students OTHER than seniors to vote.
2	Letters to the editor	Ken Fairchild expresses his hopes for a student government under his direction.
2	Letters to the editor	Chivalry is not worth the hassle.
2	Letters to the editor	'Ladies' at TC think too highly of themselves.
2	Splitting an Infinity	'Coward' writes the Eye a letter of complaint, and the Eye continues to agree that it is understaffed.
2	Obiter Scripta	Education should not be synonymous with job-training.
3	Senior recitals to be presented	Sylvia Larson and Betty Olinger will perform.
3	St. Louis Symphony	Will perform on campus.
3	Brown goes modern, Luboff sings Broadway hits, Melis makes music	Musical review of the above recordings and artists.
4	KYTC schedule
4	Candidates for election	List of candidates.
5	Social Program Council provides backbone for campus social life	A look at the duties and responsibilities of the Council; photo.
5	Information and Activities Center open to everyone	New desk in Commons provides many services; photo.
6	Past, present and future of the TC Concert Band	A look at the preparations necessary to schedule the band's tours; photo.
7	Biggest benefit bonanza ever will be next week	A look at the activities at the benefit event.
8	Ron Sturch leads Tutor track win	Panthers defeat Northeast Missouri State.
8	Ron Sturch honored as "Athlete of the Week"	Sturch has been the leading scorer on the Panther track team this season; photo.
8	Panthers drop Rams on track 80-24	Cornell won only two events.
8	Lane, Vovas, Heaton win in mat tourney	Panthers finish second at the first annual NAIA wrestling tournament at Mankato.
8	Short shots at sports	Anything pertaining to sports is fair game for this column.
9	Bill Hammer named to succeed famed 'Buck' on the gridiron	Profile of Willard Hammer; photo.
9	North Central track meet here
9	Wrestlers at Northern Ill. for finale
9	Women's sports	Planning for trampoline, stunts, and tumbling.
10	Sorority pledges	List of pledges.