College Eye — February 5, 1932

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1 G. R. Mach escapes injury in accident Hits pole while avoiding child on street.
1 Tutor men receive 278 "D" notices 138 were freshmen.
1 Panther cagers will attempt comeback in engagement with Columbia quintet here tonight ISTC will face Columbia for second time this year.
1 C. A. Fullerton will demonstrate choir method at conclave In Nashville, Tennessee.
1 Hart heads executive committee to combat 3rd District illiteracy; various organizations assist state commission in campaign Committees organized in each Congressional district.
1 Denver superintendent will address graduates at exercises March 3 A. L. Threlkeld will speak.
1 Prohibitionist comes Sunday; Mrs. Ida B. Wise Smith will speak at morning service Will consider Eighteenth Amendment.
1 I. H. Hart is re-elected president of I. S. T. A. educational council
1 Inter-frat hop is weekend event; members of six fraternities are sponsors of dance; Lou Gogerty plays
1 Dr. Seerley shows continual gain Improves after stroke.
1 Tutor forensic teams enter national tourney at Madison, Wisconsin First national tournament sponsored by Delta Sigma Rho.
1 Vandaworker suffers attack of influenza Has been in hospital.
1 Women's group furthers plans; Student Welfare Committee signifies approval of new constitution Women will meet to consider constitution.
1 J. A. Wiley is confined with attack of pleurisy Has been sick since January 21.
1 Teachers High juniors present comedy "O, Kay"
1 Curriculum catalogue to be released soon; Merchant heads board Copy sent to press.
1 Contralto will sing Thursday; Nevada Van Der Veer to appear on lecture program here Profile of singer.
1 Prof. Hazel Strayer announces cast for Noel Coward play Will present "Hay Fever".
1 "Student Life Book" nears completion George Holmes took first layouts to engraver.
1 Student groups present revue again tonight; all-campus show, directed by Marshall Kathan, includes numerous skits offering widely varied appeal Review of Tutor Ticklers show on campus; photo.
2 W. A. A. actives initiate fourteen new members List of new members.
2 Mary Hunter returns to duties here after seven days' absence Had been attending stepmother's funeral.
2 High school students will present pageant Will present "Washington Patriot".
2 The Line Campus gossip.
2 Entertainment planning Suggests entertainment planning committee to prevent events from being clustered together.
2 Dr. Lambertson to talk on speech training for child of pre-school age
2 The cut system now Discusses proposed unlimited cut system approved by the Student Council.
3 Phi Chi Delta Will hold tea.
3 Dr. Sheldon to speak at all-Methodist banquet Warren F. Sheldon will speak.
3 Untitled George and Martha Washington will appear at Westminster.
3 Off campus girls Will have Valentine's Day party.
3 Pi Beta Alpha Mrs. Hart will speak on Pueblo Indians.
3 Students will revel in ginghams and denims at Bartlett Hall tomorrow night Campus social calendar.
4 Westminster Foundation T. Raymond Allston will be guest.
4 Little Tutors meet Cedar Falls Tigers in championship go; game tonight will decide cage championships for year 1931-32 Teachers College High School defeated Traer, 28-23.
4 "The Big Parade" in sound tomorrow night
4 Panther Tales Explores the current controversy of the formation of a new athletic conference.
4 Old Gold starts spring campaign next Monday; awards will be in cash Spring sales campaign about to begin.
4 Harman will be competitor in games tryouts; named as strong contender for Olympic team by critics Maynard Harman, 145-pound Tutor wrestler, is being considered for the American Olympic Games wrestling team.
4 Two more intramural events on books for ambitious athletes Handball and volleyball competition continues.
4 Women intramurals progress to second round in basketball Results are announced from volleyball and basketball competition.
4 Joan Crawford will be here this Sunday; plays girl who fights for riches in "Possessed" with Clark Gable Will show "Possessed".
4 Panther co-ed is swim champ; Mabel Hall holds Midwest record in 220 yard backstroke Mabel Hall set record in the Midwest A. A. U. tournament last summer; will compete in Midwest indoor meet on February 20.
4 Untitled Pledges will present Phi Chi Delta program.