College Eye — February 27, 1959

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	'Outer Space Inn' goes into orbit; student show benefits 9 funds	Will feature variety show and dancing.
1	Cast chosen for Greek play	List of cast members for "Antigone".
1	Notice	Two positions open.
1	KYTC airs new dept.'s show	First program will feature the Department of Physical Education for Women.
1	Untitled	Campus winter scene; photo.
1	TC Campus School dedicated in honor of Dr. Malcolm Price	Dedication to be held March 23, 1959.
2	Untitled	Supports the dining center dress codes.
2	Obiter Scripta	Discusses the National Defense Education Act of 1958; act has a loyalty oath attached to it.
2	. . . We do!	Castigates campus apathy; declares the college requires too much work to be left to its own accord.
2	Who cares . . . ?	Declares the prevailing campus political attitude to be one of apathy.
2	Untitled	Depicts a woman coming back from a date with a rather disheveled look about her.
2	Cat-Snip "T"	Discusses driving and social activities on campus.
2	Eye unfair?	Notes the good points of his favored political party.
3	Greek Column	Greek organizations and activities.
3	Foreign students receive help from TC committee	A look at the work of the International Students Committee.
4	Cagers close year, two at home, one on road	ISTC will fly to St. Paul tomorrow.
4	Grapplers to Minnesota	Discusses the opposing team.
4	Patten leads mat squad	Discusses season records thus far.
4	Bryan sets mark, trackmen drop Cornell 79-25	The meet was last Saturday; photo.
4	Jackson falls to 2nd in conf. rebounding	Gives current statistics.
5	SDS wins loop cage crown	SDS will most likely win their final game on Saturday.
5	Cindermen after third straight win	The meet will be here tomorrow.
5	Patten remains undefeated	Gives recent meet statistics.
5	Cagers fall to Loras and Wartburg teams	Summarizes the games.
6	KYTC campus voice	A look at the history, facilities, and programming of KYTC; photo.
7	All photo entries due at 5 today	For Commons photo contest.
7	Untitled	Argues that students should be allowed to use the piano at Commons for after-dinner singing.
7	Oversea placing officer here this weekend	Seeking teachers for overseas duty.
7	TC awarded more funds	Receives $7910 from NSF for summer program for junior college and high school science teachers.
7	Math Department sponsors special lecture speaker	Robert E. Gaskell will speak.
7	Flash of hope?	Nancy Wallace declares that the current party in power is useless to the student body; advocates "Other Party."
8	Library count aids in planning	Count made of traffic into library; 3078 enter building in one day.
8	Choir tours next week	A Cappella Choir will tour southeast Iowa.