College Eye — February 24, 1933

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Literary societies are scheduled for Old Gold pictures
1	Marybelle McClelland to sail for five months of foreign travel March 7; six European countries are included in her itinerary	Miss McClelland talks about her upcoming trip.
1	Iowa colleges open state mat meet here tomorrow afternoon; Ames, defending champs favored to repeat victory	Four Iowa colleges are getting ready for the meet.
1	Mary Woolverton is elected 'Y' President	Roster of officers.
1	Declared ineligible	Gilbert Golden of Iowa State will be ineligible to be in the meet if his schooling doesn't get better; photo.
1	'Mikado' cast rehearses daily; music department sponsors the presentation of comic-opera	Cooperative effort within Department of Music.
1	Women's League to elect new officers on registration day	List of candidates.
1	Dr. R. W. Harbeson is appointed Board of Control member	Will replace Professor Rath.
1	Dancing and movies lead activity poll for weekend plans	A ranking of preferred weekend activities.
1	Latham to speak to graduates Thursday night; forty-eight will receive diplomas and degrees	Description of Commencement activities.
1	Four enter college debate tournament at Manchester, Ind.	Will compete with teams from thirty colleges and universities.
1	Kansas University abandons excuses	Abandoned as unnecessary expense.
1	Applications for staff positions due March 13th	For Old Gold and College Eye.
1	Violin concert is canceled; financial conditions cause a change of plans	Performance by Fritz Kreisler cancelled; Pagliacci movie scheduled.
1	Teachers' blues singer goes to join Ben Bernie; Betty Harrington to leave at end of term for new position	Profile of Betty Harrington.
1	Aeolians will give annual concert at regular music hour	Michael Klinoff and Robert Dunkelberg will be soloists.
1	St. Paul choice; women debaters go to St. Paul; Midwest tourney is held Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday	Pauline Moothart is selected for the debate tournament in St. Paul; photo.
1	Student expenditures as reviewed by survey average four hundred dollars; women spend a hundred dollars more than men	Students' average expenditure for the year is $392, with men spending $342 and women spending $443; breakdown of expenditures.
2	Coe College men protest against excuse system	Coe fraternity men voted against compulsory class attendance, 126-12.
2	Literat = Eye	Student short stories and poems.
2	And now how many are adept at art of hitch-hiking?	Professor Charles surveys his students for the number of states they have visited.
2	Miss Campbell to speak at convention	Many faculty will attend NEA meeting.
2	Editorials; anarchic and seditious	Believes that literature that makes people unwilling to protect their nation has no place in public libraries.
2	Editorials; hablas tu or parlez vous?	Considers place of modern languages in curriculum.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Forum	Observations of students.
2	Winter term symphony concert shows improvement over the fall rendition; Kurtz and Waugh interpret Bach's violin concerto	Professor Sage reviews a recent performance.
3	Thomas Brindley visits here	Visits parents.
3	Ellen Richards Club has social meeting
3	Speaks at banquet; 'Ship Ahoy' will be theme of annual Methodist banquet	The Reverend W. E. J. Gratz will speak at the First Methodist church; photo.
3	Hurry! Turn in your Old Gold snapshots	Attempting to round up twelve pages of photos.
3	Ensemble classes of orchestral music will give recital Monday	Performance program.
3	Delphians	Will have banquet.
3	Phi Chi Delta give initiation to sixteen	List of initiates.
3	Westminster	Professor Walters spoke.
3	Faculty members join in free-will concert	In Waterloo.
3	Rabbi Maunhrimer is guest speaker at church Sunday
3	Kindergarten Club	Hanna Hafkesbrink spoke.
3	Pi Tau Phi alumna entertains at bridge	Marjorie Barney entertains.
3	Graduates attend President's reception	President Latham entertains about one hundred guests.
3	C. S. A. has election of spring officers	Roster of officers.
3	Eleventh annual Washington Ball tonight comes as climax to winter social events	Campus social calendar.
3	Bartlett Hall girls attend annual co-ed colonial ball in gym	Description of the party.
4	Chi Pi Theta cagers win intramural final
4	New Hampton ties Cresco for title in prep mat tourney	These teams are coached by two former Teachers College athletes, New Hampton coach Erickson and Cresco coach Bartelma.
4	Grapplers who will swap holds here	Harman and Sheffield are wrestlers for TC; photo.
4	Intramural swim carnival will be held next Monday
4	I. H. Hart is author of magazine article	On Minnesota history.
4	Round robin is completed; team captained by Frances Windhurst wins girls' title
4	Two fraternities tie for first in wrestling meet; Xanho cops most firsts but held to tie in points
4	Panthers take Luther 3 points in fast game; Olsen, Manship with five points each lead tutor scorers	Teachers beat Luther, 30-27. Olsen and Manship tied for scoring honors for the Tutors with five points.
4	Margaret Habeger wins debate tourney	Frances Suter places second.
4	Mixed colors irritate the sick, finds committee	Advice on visiting sick friends.