College Eye — October 30, 1959

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	More information for transfer students	Course descriptions will be coded to alert students of appropriate credit.
1	Southern racial leader the 'American Gandhi'	Martin Luther King will speak on campus.
1	Roswell Garst to speak on Soviet topic
1	Peace solution sought for 1959 ACCIA	"New World Structures for the Nuclear Age" will be theme.
1	'Dear Liar' begins L-C Series during its pre-Broadway run	Katharine Cornell and Brian Aherne will perform; photo.
1	Play deemed 'successful' by any standard	Reviews the play "Morning's At Seven," which was performed by TC students.
1	Time saved by TC's multi-pianos	Thirteen linked electronic keyboards assist piano classes; photo.
2	Fac. recital features tenor Chas. Matheson	Performance program.
2	Chi-Delts sweep Homecoming	List of winners in various Homecoming contests.
2	The Social Grind	Schedule of campus activities.
3	PJ party scheduled	For Greek women.
3	Just For the Record; Kingston Trio skyrockets to fame; popularity means money, more records	Discusses the rise of the Kingston Trio.
4	Ten students entered in debate conference
4	Band auditions	For Concert Band.
4	Haile Jesus Abedjie carries 18 hours of foreign language in 1 semester	Ethiopian student gives impressions of ISTC; photo.
4	Mr. Goyal, graduate assistant, fulfills dream of living in U.S.	Gives impressions of ISTC; photo.
5	I.S.T.C. Homecoming 1959	Photos highlight Homecoming weekend; photo.
6	Panthers defeat N. Dakota 14-9 in Homecoming game	TC defeated North Dakota University, 14-9; photo.
6	Harriers lose 27-28	TC defeated by Loras, 27-28.
6	Tutors meet South Dakota in last home game of year	TC will face South Dakota University.
6	Frosh lose to Drake Bullpups	TC defeated by Drake University, 29-14.
7	Harriers have three home meets	TC will face Morningside, Wartburg, Simpson, and Wisconsin State; photo.
7	Intramurals	Results are posted from intramural football and tennis; intramural wrestling competitions will begin.
8	To teach, or not to teach . . .	Addresses Dr. Willard Reninger, claiming that since he has been promoted to head of the Language, Speech and Literature Department, his unique teaching abilities are wasted, as he is not teaching as many classes.
8	Cigarettes sold here?	Believes that cigarettes should be sold on campus.
8	Do you want a car ban?	Disagrees with the proposed car ban for the three state-supported schools.
8	Obiter Scripta	Claims that teachers feel they are important to society, while society does not seem to think so.
8	Mirror on the Mob	Comments on Homecoming weekend and Halloween.