College Eye — November 17, 1933

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Special election set for Monday; all students may vote for freshman council representative	Roster of candidates.
1	Unusual snapshots now at premium	Sponsoring contest for student photographs.
1	McCuskey issues call for varsity mat candidates	Meeting for those interested in wrestling.
1	Dr. H. J. Thornton to lecture on place of South in U.S. history
1	Presbyterian drama to be given Sunday	Will present "Confessional"; list of cast members.
1	Ladies' 50 piece College Band to perform tonight	Performance program.
1	Dr. G. W. Taft will be guest speaker at Dad's Day service
1	University group will discuss tax forms Tuesday	Will discuss various kinds of taxes.
1	W. E. Hays to sing for leisure hour devotees Sunday	Performance program.
1	Dad's Day festivities begin tonight; concert, movies, game, luncheons top fun; Ladies' Band concert, all college dance open program	Schedule of activities.
1	Pep Frat makes Dad's Day plans	Will hold pep rally and march to football field.
1	Medical students to take aptitude tests December 6	Five took the test last year.
1	Fall grads to hear Dr. Works; commencement speaker is University of Chicago student dean	Profile of George A. Works.
1	Seven of faculty join newly formed civic organization	Unnamed club will discuss modern problems.
1	Annual staff seeks photo, humor editor
1	New series of after-dinner events planned	Schedule of speakers and topics.
1	Tutor debaters fortified with lengthy record; Grant, Curtis win honors in debating and oratory	Profiles of David Grant and James Curtis; photo.
1	Final display of fall semester art series to begin next week	Will feature early European work.
2	Welcome, Dads!	Greeting to all dads participating in the weekend festivities.
2	Books	Book review of "The Name and Nature of Poetry" by A. E. Housman.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Forum; A Freshman Looks Around	Observations of a freshman on elections; believes students should nominate their own candidates.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	New from campuses around the United States.
2	Poetry
3	News briefs	Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
3	Phi Chi Delta to initiate twenty at today's tea	Schedule of social activities.
3	Rachel Rosenberger appears Monday in junior year recital	Performance program.
3	Ruegnitz to present Templeton in recital	Mary Elizabeth Templeton will perform.
3	Hearth-lighting at Bartlett hall Nov. 20
3	Lambertson will address dads of Methodist men	Description of the program.
3	Ellen Richards Club sponsors address on Oriental rugs	George A. Nassif will speak.
3	Elois Kellogg becomes bride of Juel Colburn
3	Sororities, fraternities arrange series of fall dances and parties	Campus social calendar.
4	Teachers face Luther in last game of year; six members of squad are playing last game here	Panthers face an impressive Luther team on Dad's Day; photo.
4	Michigan Tutors down Panthers; Stewart intercepts pass, inspires fourth quarter touchdown	Panthers fold to Michigan, 19-6, during snowy game.
4	Nichols takes seven first places to win annual decathlon	Nichols amasses 6015 points in the ten events.
4	Class schedules are issued for winter term this week