College Eye — January 15, 1960

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Humanities I on KYTC	Professor Jones will present review of the class.
1	KYTC will broadcast SLB meetings next semester	Will poll opinion on smoking in Georgian Lounge; acquire information about study abroad.
1	SLB positions open
1	Admission policies only tightened	But no cut-off for those in lower half of high school classes.
1	Ogling concentration?	Judges watch the Old Gold Beauties intently; photo.
1	Nancy Howe's antique flute 120 years old	Daughter of Professor Howe talks about her flute.
1	Faculty to investigate registration	Hope to make registration more efficient.
1	Philosophical group meets Thursday night	Will hold open discussion.
1	Newton education builds school-community ties	A look at the student teaching program in Newton; photo.
1	Industrial Arts exhibit features student talent, projects, plans
1	The Social Grind	Schedule of campus activities.
1	Playday convenes tomorrow with many activities	High school students will come to campus for a variety of activities.
2	Credit Union to meet	Will hold annual meeting.
2	Reg. Registration is February 1st
2	Old Gold applications to be considered soon	For staff positions.
2	Admiring their work	Franklin Mettner, Harold Byram and Dean Witwer inspect their works they designed for the Industrial Arts Exhibit; photo.
2	Intersorority tea first rush event
2	Senior recitals Monday	Performance program.
2	Professor dies at Mason City	Esther Boehlje died January 8, 1960.
2	Opera saved; donkey found!	`Will use men in donkey costume, even though Professor Forest offered to lend one of hers.
3	KYTC schedule
4	Shakespeare jazz is also for modern audience
4	Plaque commemorates World War II vets	Plaque listing names of ISTC students who died in World War II placed in Administration Building.
4	ISEA delegation to conference
5	Registration can be fun if you laugh	A student gives her impressions of registration.
5	Bartlett counselors light into unforgettable year of work	A look at the work of the freshman orientation counselors; photo.
6	Grapplers meet Nebraska, Omaha Univ. this weekend	TC will face the University of Nebraska, and Omaha University.
6	Basketball team on road; to meet SDS and Augie	TC will face South Dakota State and Augustana.
6	Frosh win 62-59	TC defeated the West Side Billiards of Waterloo, 62-59, in overtime.
6	Intramurals	Intramural basketball competition will begin.
6	Jackson up for another one	Jim Jackson and Bill Noonkesser play against South Dakota.
7	Cagers drop game to SDU 86-75	TC defeated by South Dakota University, 86-75; photo.
7	Wrestlers defeat SDS 14-13 for 1st win	TC defeated South Dakota State, 14-13; results are posted.
7	Frosh grapplers down SDS 20-6	TC defeated South Dakota State, 20-6; results are posted.
8	Editorial briefs and vice versa	Comments on Josef Fox's column concerning cheating and discusses the World Student Christian Federation Conference.
8	Registration awry?	Offers suggestions to help speed up the process of registration.
8	Slow movers . . . .	Comments on the absence of Josef Fox's column, and applauds the printing of the article concerning the religious dissent group at the University of Colorado.
8	Obiter Scripta	Discusses the increase in the number of students who are cheating.