College Eye — November 10, 1933

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	New Purple Pen on sale Nov. 14; will appear with changed type arrangements; new writers	Quick survey of contents.
1	Armistice Day and Education Week to be observed today	Ceremony will include concert and address.
1	College Camera Club obtains print exhibit	Will display work of George Henry High.
1	Five hundred dads expected for Dad's Day; Dad's day festivities start Saturday morning at 8 o'clock	Schedule of activities.
1	Faculty members to speak over air on child problems	In series of child study broadcasts on WSUI and WOI.
1	Hazel Strayer will read at leisure hour	Will read from "Elizabeth the Queen".
1	Members of Teachers College faculty attend convention; Sadie B. Campbell elected president of Iowa Deans	Many faculty appear on program.
1	Ruegnitz' students to present recital Wednesday, Nov. 15	List of performers.
1	Evening hour's program made for next week	Schedule of Commons entertainment.
1	Chorus, pickaninnies, dragons, and minstrels to act here; famous performers will arrive tied up in bags	Sue Hastings and her Marionettes will put on show.
1	Britishers to debate Tutors November 23; Cambridge students will defend the League of Nations	Profiles of Michael Barkway and Alastair Sharp; photo.
1	Peace pageant set of Sunday; fifty students participate in "Rise and Fall of Uncle Sam"	Description of pageant to be presented in association with Armistice Day.
1	Commons dance is planned tonight
1	Fall symphony concert to be played Nov. 14; Jvone Lowrie, pupil of Miss Ruegnitz, is first student soloist	Performance program and list of orchestra members.
1	Pep fraternity names members and committees	List of charter members and officers.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	New from campuses around the United States.
2	Forum; A Freshman Looks Around	Observations of a freshman at a football game.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Poetry
2	Books	Book reviews of "Hardy Perennial" by Helen Hull and "Pageant" by G. B. Landcaster.
2	Health Audit	Professor Abbot comments on his annual physical examination.
3	Untitled	Harvey Waugh is teaching in Minnesota.
3	Faculty members to have leisure period	In new program in the Commons.
3	Pi Gamma Mu holds initiation Nov. 8th	Enjoys banquet.
3	New briefs	Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
3	Writers' Club hears talk, poetry, prose, at meeting Tuesday	Members present work.
3	Forty-two attend fraternity banquet	For Alpha Chi Epsilon.
3	Use of evaporated milk demonstrated	In Home Economics Cooking Laboratory.
3	Sororities, fraternities fill week with usual meetings; dinner dance	Campus social calendar.
3	Kappa Phi members discuss "builders" at weekly meeting
3	Laboratory tea at Commons Thursday	Social Affairs Committee gets acquainted.
3	'Forgotten Unit' sketch given by faculty members	Group presents plight of rural schools.
3	Society editor wins program sales prize	Elizabeth Vaughn sold 158 football programs.
3	Social Science Club to study graduate work
4	Curtis, Ferreter winners in peace oratorical contest	Will advance to state level.
4	Tutors drop Simpson battle; suffer scoreless defeat to Warriors of Simpson; score 13-0	Panthers lose their Homecoming game.
4	If I'm Wrong, I'm Sorry	Sports gossip.
4	Teachers meet Michigan Tutor team Saturday; Ypsilanti contest is last out of town game of season	Several new faces will appear in Panther line up due to disappointing performance during Homecoming game.
4	Nichols crowds Voorhies in fall decathlon tilt	Nichols places first in six events, but comes up second to Voorhies in points.
4	Panther Cubs in scoreless tie; battle Coe frosh 0-0 in first game of season	Evenly matched freshmen teams unable to score.
4	High school pupils select two plays for presentation	Will present "Elmer" and "Old Moonlight".