College Eye — November 6, 1959

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Dean Chase to speak on education demands	Profile of Francis S. Chase, who will speak at the fall convocation; photo.
1	China-type play 'Land of Dragon' to be produced	For Children's Theater.
1	FHA speech on 'You'	Professor Sjolander speaks in Elkader.
1	'Carousel' in Commons
1	Dance tomorrow night
1	Contemporary art at Student Center
1	AMRH beauty pageant features two contests	Will feature both beauty and talent competition; photo.
1	Appeal goal is met	United Appeal brings in $6250.
1	New York destination of editors	Will attend press convention.
1	Carl Weinrich presents Bach Monday night	Profile of Carl Weinrich.
1	Halloween spirit haunts Commons	Held Halloween party in Commons.
2	German harpsichord now owned by ISTC	Professor Bock talks about the new instrument.
2	Philosophers meet	Iowa philosophers group meets on campus.
2	Math conference Sunday and Monday	Several ISTC faculty will participate.
2	Actors give views about 'Dear Liar' production quirks
2	Jeffersonians to political workshop	Attend workshop in Grinnell.
2	Garst concerned with world wide food shortage	Excerpts from speech by Roswell Garst.
3	The Faculty Pen; faculty opinion polled on quiz show scandals	Faculty members discuss the recent controversy on dishonesty in television.
4	SLB passes resolution vs. car ban	Some claim that a ban on cars would relieve campus congestion and improve scholastic achievement.
4	Rev. Martin Luther King to discuss racial issues	Profile of Martin Luther King.
4	Greek activities in full swing	Lengthy look at Greek activities.
5	The social grind	Schedule of campus activities.
5	Kay finds permanent souvenir while studying in Europe	Kay Dryden talks at length about her year of study abroad; will marry Jean Marc Courvisiea, whom she met in Switzerland; photo.
6	Gridders out of NCC race; lose to South Dakota 27-6	TC defeated by South Dakota University, 27-6; photo.
6	League playoffs held this week	Results are posted from intramural football competition.
6	Panthers travel to SDSC; play final game of season	TC will face South Dakota State.
6	Fate of NCC uncertain	A meeting in St. Louis will decide whether or not the North Central Conference will be broken up.
6	Marlins, Minnows begin new year	List of new members of the synchronized swimming team.
7	Harriers have 6-1 record; win all three home meets	TC defeated Wartburg, 15-45, Platteville State, 25-30, and Simpson, 16-41.
7	Instructions to the Raiders	Bill Hammer instructs his players at the South Dakota University game; photo.
7	Starting line-up uncertain for varsity-frosh game	Jim Witham discusses the team; freshmen will face the varsity squad for the opening game of the season.
7	9-hole score of 45 wins golf tournament	Muriel McCormick and Bill Westphal took first place at the WRA's first mixed two-ball foursome golf tournament.
8	SLB investigates advisory system	Supports the Student League Board's decision to investigate faculty advisors in order to form a better organized advisory system.
8	Student leaders speak	History of AWS; description of its purposes and programs.
8	Mirror on the Mob	Comments on the honesty of faculty members, the approaching midterms, and the view from the Campanile.
8	Obiter Scripta	Responds to a reader's request for him to explain his statement that the Soviet Union would win an economic war with the U. S.
8	So, what's education?	Disagrees with an editorial printed in the Eye that claimed that good teachers should not be promoted to administrative positions.