College Eye — February 10, 1961

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1 Bills seek approval Bills for name change and liberal arts curriculum are close to passage in the General Assembly.
1 124 receive fall degrees
1 Pledging question considered by 400 About four hundred will go through rush; Greeks tell what is good about Greek life.
1 Spring semester rushing activities begin next week About 250 women will go through rush; a look at the rushing procedures.
1 19 compete in contest tonight A look at the Old Gold Beauty pageant procedures; list of those who are competing; photo.
1 American Ballet Theater to appear here Sunday Only standing room tickets remain.
1 Applications for student offices soon available For those who will run for governance positions.
1 Concert Band to go on tour Seventy piece band will visit eight Iowa cities.
1 Correction in ISTC calendar Classes resume April 4 after Easter.
2 Council to hold party Tuesday Commons will sponsor Cupid's Coke Date party.
2 Previews . . . Meetings and activities.
2 Sittler to address students on Christian ethics Monday Joseph Sittler will speak as part of religious emphasis program; photo.
2 Roadrunners win in girls basketball The Roadrunners defeated the Go-Getters in women's basketball intramurals.
2 Extension courses offered by ISTC Twenty classes will be offered in seventeen communities.
2 Award fellowship to ISTC grad Roy Timmons wins scholarship to attend the University of Kansas.
2 4 students here from Somaliland this semester Will study here for nine months.
2 Staff positions now open for student paper College Eye looking for staff.
3 Khrushchev poses latest challenge, Dean Lang tells 400 SUI graduates Dean Lang states that democracy thrives on controversy and exchange of ideas.
3 Swimming to be offered college employees and wives Recreational swimming times available.
3 18 high schools to participate in High School Sports Day Schools will send volleyball and basketball teams to event sponsored by Department of Physical Education for Women.
3 Language study defended Feels students can better themselves by learning a foreign language.
4 To debate languages Student-faculty teams will debate value of learning other languages.
4 Applications now available for Bartlett counseling jobs Seeking women interested in counseling and guidance.
4 Norland to speak on Africa here next Friday Donald Norland will speak.
5 ISTC receives $158,000 for summer institutes here Receives NSF grant for earth science, biology, and mathematics institutes.
5 Student debate scheduled for Monday evening Four of Professor Wagner's students will conduct debate relating to television and censorship.
5 Wagner has text published Willis Wagner publishes book on woodworking.
5 Annual art fair here next April, announces Haskell High school students will come to campus, participate in programs, and compete for scholarships.
5 First sign of spring? A photo of snow covered leaves; photo.
5 The Web Discusses aspects of college life.
6 Colorado State is fifth Panther victim ISTC defeats Colorado State, 14-12.
6 Wrestlers win at Winona State 17-10 The Panthers picked up their sixth win of the season against Winona State.
6 Panthers top South Dakota; trounce Morningside twice ISTC defeated Morningside, 83-49; photo.
6 Wanted: spirit revival Offers ways students can boost school spirit at athletic events.
7 Two league leaders to host ISTC The Panthers currently hold a 6-2 record.
7 Varsity-Freshman track meet today The Panther track team opened their season yesterday with an indoor meet.
7 1961 track schedule announced by Witham The Panthers plan on sixteen meets this season.
7 Minnesota to host Matmen; Panthers seek seventh win The Panthers will meet their second Big Ten opponent of the year tonight at Minneapolis.
8 Cheating is our own problem Urges students not to tolerate classroom cheating.
8 All hail Mrs. Winier! Feel students should attend campus forums to help make decisions; appreciates efforts of Ethel Winier to organize them.
8 Bright spot in the gloom Feels the student body, despite recently stated opinions, still maintains a degree of honor.
8 Things we see around ISTC Depicts a student who wants to hear the foreign language debate.
8 Stanard asks aid in crisis Feels cheaters must be ferreted out of ISTC classrooms; four students suspended for having keys to buildings so that they could alter grades.
8 President gives statement States plans to cut down on cheating at ISTC; will offer amnesty period for return of building keys; will open some buildings at night for study; will ask professors to be on special guard against cheating.
8 Advocates definition of issue Asks for clarification on the issue of compulsory foreign language learning.