College Eye — October 27, 1933

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Combined Glee Clubs start rehearsals	Preparing for Messiah performance.
1	German Club band to be organized on teachers campus	Graham Hovey will direct.
1	Southern band signed to play at Homecoming; dance committee secures Babe Blok and his twelve chips	Lengthy description of Homecoming activities.
1	Special assembly Thursday!	For Homecoming and Dad's Day.
1	Denny, Cory clash in faculty gold tourney finals	Faculty golf tournament continues.
1	Drs. Goetch and Erbe to address teachers	At Dickinson County institute.
1	Essay suggests day for stifling wishes	Viola Ann Herrig publishes essay in Dubuque newspaper.
1	Dr. Fahrney finds a new hobby in pedigreed poultry; Hollywood White Leghorns have rare lineage; are imported	Professor Fahrney talks about his hobby.
1	Rev. W. C. Taylor visiting preacher at Sunday services
1	Professor Richman presents history of instrumental music	At Leisure Hour program.
1	Opportunities at Commons listed	Recreational activities include cards, dancing, books, and radios.
1	Warning notes issued to 198; percentage is slightly over figures for 1933	Forty-two per cent of men received warnings.
1	Corning is selected as 1934 location of T. C. summer school	Will include staff of eleven.
1	Venetian paintings of fifteenth century displayed in library	Will also display historical fiction.
1	Relics donated to college museum by Mrs. E. E. Peek	Donates Indian, Chinese, Mexican, and Civil War artifacts.
1	What price Old Gold? First prize!	Prizes for selling the most Homecoming football programs.
1	Yearbook plans now under way; contracts for engraving and printing to be let soon	List of staff members.
1	Professor Fullerton publishes booklet of festival music	Purpose of book is to promote group singing.
1	How many people were in the U.S. at 8 a.m. today?	Professor Thompson's class has a population clock.
1	Mastodon tusk to remain in college museum permanently	Was found near Hampton; is over eleven feet long.
1	First fall play is gay comedy of Depression; tickets go on sale Monday at Cross Roads booth	Preview of "Three-Cornered Moon"; roster of cast members.
2	This business of censorship	Censorship a problem for every school publication.
2	What are minor sports?	Importance of sports should be judged by how they will affect students after college.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
2	Library B. C. (before Commons); don't let studying interfere with your liberal education	Library observations.
2	Books	Book review of "The Great Romantic" by E. Barrington.
2	Poetry
2	Thanks!	Cheerleaders and band members thank faculty who helped them get to Grinnell and Coe.
3	Y. W. C. A. members will entertain board
3	Camera Club to use new rooms; Holmes speaks	George Holmes demonstrates new equipment.
3	Bartlett Hall girls plan dinner, dance	For Halloween.
3	News briefs	Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
3	Luse, Rait, Fuller, talk at Delaware teachers' meeting	Will speak on the improvement of instruction.
3	Methodist students plan open house, Kappa Phi birthday	Will celebrate sixth anniversary.
3	University women study Iowa schools	Group studies rural education.
3	McKitrick, Gaskell, Wells entertain at Writers' Club meeting	Read work to club members.
3	Untitled	Professor Mayfield went to Chicago where she went to the Fair and the opera.
3	Eleven sororities fete rushees; other societies hold meetings	Campus social calendar.
4	If I'm Wrong, I'm Sorry	Sports gossip.
4	Frosh to meet Coe yearlings; to get their first taste of college football on November 4	Freshmen learning new plays in preparation for their meet with Coe; photo.
4	Dressler at Regent in "Tugboat Annie"
4	Untitled	Professor White spoke in Minnesota.
4	Untitled	Mathematics Club has picnic.
4	Kohawks trim Tutors 19-0 in night contest; army scouts watch as Coe scores by running, passing attack	A high-powered Coe offense and impregnable defense make scoring impossible for the Panthers.
4	Baker issues new plays for Sioux battle; blocking, speed and passes stressed in week's practice	Panthers plan to present a different battle front in this week's game.
4	Tutor Harriers lose cross-country tilt with Cornell, 24-31	Although they took an early lead, Panthers fell to Cornell.