College Eye — August 18, 1933

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Graduation events are now scheduled	Brief schedule.
1	Frat council adopts rules; no student may be pledged until he is in school two weeks	Must serve as pledge for nine weeks; must earn fourteen hours of credit with at least 24.5 grade points during pledge term.
1	California minister will occupy pulpit at campus worship	The Reverend Anton Hanson will preach at CHIC.
1	Who said that it took a big bank account to attend college? Four students prove they can live on $2.00 per week	Four men students find a way to live very cheaply.
1	One hundred eighty-eight are candidates for graduation at end of summer term; Gilchrist to speak; Latham will confer degrees, diplomas	Description of Commencement ceremonies.
1	Reception for all students to begin fall term; pep meetings, hello day are among activities planned	Schedule for the opening of the fall term.
1	Arthur Scott, New York theatre artist is 'Thomas' in play cast; has worked in theatres in Chicago, St. Louis and West Coast	Profile of Arthur Scott.
1	Extends welcome	President Latham welcomes students; photo.
1	New Commons to be ready for fall term; rooms are planned to give atmosphere of home	Lengthy description of the new facility.
1	Baker to play on 'Star' team; 'All-Star' teams to be used for demonstrations at Northwestern	Will play in East-West all-star game in Chicago.
1	'Big Sisters' to entertain all freshman girls	Will show them the new Commons.
1	Men organize alumni group; association to make loans to promising students	Hope to have membership of one thousand.
1	Alumni present Flavin's play; mother's selfishness is the theme of "Children Of The Moon"	Review of "Children of the Moon".
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Open forum on the certification law	Irving Hart answers questions about the new law.
2	Readers' Row	Weekly bulletin of the new books acquired by the library.
2	Personals	News about faculty and students.
2	Editorials; to freshmen especially	Welcomes new students to TC.
2	Editorials; a real opportunity	TC offers a superior and relatively inexpensive teacher training education.
2	Poetry
2	Books	A book review of "Men Against Death" by Paul DeKruif.
3	Advanced students to present recital	List of performers and their programs.
3	College float drew admiring comment at celebration here	Float planned by several faculty members.
3	Sororities to pledge during seventh week	Rush regulations for sororities.
3	Societies, honor fraternities are listed among campus activities; 'Eye' compiles resume of organizations on campus	List of departmental clubs, literary societies, honorary societies, and religious clubs.
3	Robinsons entertain sixteen at dinner	Celebrating wedding anniversaries.
3	'I reckon they'll begin shootin' '	Onlookers mistake speakers for targets.
3	Reception, dinner for graduates bring social program to close	Campus social calendar.
3	Ruth Eells, Lowell Carver wedding is event to Saturday
6	Untitled	Mr. and Mrs. Hans Andersen visited campus.
6	Untitled	Earl H. Bell doing research in Nebraska.
6	Fight! Team! Fight!	Silhouette of cheerleaders.
6	The five New Loyalty Songs	Words and music.
6	Variety of extracurricular activities are open to students; music, drama, journalism offer openings to those interested	Quick survey of extracurricular activities on campus.
6	Camera Club plans series of exhibits from other schools	Group composed of fifteen faculty members.
6	Curtain!	Tutor Tickler production; photo.
6	Present traditions instituted by first graduates in 1878; campus traditions inspire loyalty to college among students, alumni	Brief survey of campus student traditions.
6	Loyalty song of I.S.T.C.	Words and music.
7	Commons to be ready for fall term	The Commons; photo.
7	Piano recital	Dorothea Skeel and Karl Nielsen will perform.
7	Committee makes special plans for transportation	For students going home at end of term.
7	College Club tea	To honor women graduates.
7	Wheeler and Woolsey in 'Diplomaniacs' at Regent August 19-20
7	Jones system to be inaugurated on T. C. gridiron; opening game of season is scheduled for Sept. 23	Johnny Baker will institutes Southern California system.
8	They will direct tutor athletics	Men who will be directors of athletics of TC; photo.
8	Colleges arrange weekly radio talks on child problems	ISTC will participate in series of thirty weekly broadcasts.
8	Lytle Garners intramural championship; Captain Andrew's team put up strong competition in last game	Lytle's team wins, 3-2, against Andrew's team. The winner was not decided, however, until the last of the seventh inning when Crowell led off with a clean hit to left field.