College Eye — April 25, 1958

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	As the camera saw it . . . .	Photo essay on the All-College Conference on International Affairs (ACCIA).
2	Editorials	ACCIA teaches students about more than just the reunification of Germany.
2	Letter to the editor	Student writes TC from the World's Fair in Brussels, Belgium.
2	Untitled	Student thinks of more enjoyable activities while teacher lectures.
2	Splitting an Infinity	Marilyn writes about her trouble finding a guest columnist for the week.
2	Obiter Scripta	Little hope for purists who will not join an organization unless they agree with every aspect of it.
3	Diplomats go . . . Crisis remains	A lengthy look at impressions of the ACCIA.
4	Nine Panthers to Drake Relays
4	Trackman Jim Duea 'Athlete of the Week'	Jim Due pole vaults for the track team.
4	Panthers drop Cyclones in slugfest on Marsh's homer in seventh 11-10	Lou Marsh hits two home runs in one day.
4	Begin tennis intramurals
5	Short shots at sports	Anything pertaining to sports is fair game for this column.
5	Panthers set one record in own relays	Fourteen records were broken at this year's TC Relays.
5	Panthers win at Wartburg Tues.	Track team beats Wartburg, 115-16.
6	Music Department presents spring festival of song	Many faculty will participate in a variety of programs.
6	Begin Ladies Day on Golf Course	May organize activities for women at the Golf Course.
6	Navy officers here May 1
6	Hawaii calls TC students to Saturday evening party	Hawaiian Club will present party.
6	Old Gold staff	Many staff positions still open.
6	TC's Kay Dryden to Switzerland	Will study in Geneva for one year.
7	A notice to golfers from Recreation Park Committee	Golf Course etiquette.
7	Motion picture and music form memorial for Handy and his people	Nat Cole does vocals in this tribute record to W. C. Handy.
8	'Kismet' to be Commons movie
8	Tri Beta holds election	List of new officers; clean up Botanical Gardens.
8	Reactivated frat initiates sixteen	List of new members of Lambda Delta Lambda, physical science honorary society.