College Eye — November 24, 1933

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Fall exercises finish courses of 25 students; President's reception and annual dinner are on program	Schedule of Commencement activities; George A. Works will speak.
1	Writers to compete for $100 award	Two ISTC stories will be selected for national contest.
1	Fall term ends Wednesday noon	Early dismissal will aid students who have a long way to travel.
1	Barker to give song program; Sunday leisure hour will offer variety of vocal compositions	Performance program.
1	Bishop L. A. Seager is guest minister at Sunday service
1	College Eye seeks cartooning talent
1	Wilma Roth is victorious in close election; defeats nearest rival by narrow margin of four votes	Will be freshman representative to Student Council.
1	Kappa Delta Pi offers tuition for next term	Will offer scholarship.
1	Winter registration begins December 4
1	South not a trouble-maker, says Thornton in speech; historians responsible for anti-southern attitudes	Excerpts from address by H. J. Thornton.
1	Dramatic awards to be presented at Convocation	Scholarships will honor Bertha Martin.
1	Christmas Seals on sale Dec. 1; proceeds to be used for promoting public health	To be used for prevention and treatment of tuberculosis.
1	Tutor Tickler tryouts to be December 12-13; twenty-three organizations to compete for place in show
1	Local students to study meteors for Byrd's expedition	Group notes meteors observed at night.
1	Honorary scholastic society will initiate twenty new members	List of Kappa Delta Pi initiates.
1	Student Council welcomes critics	Solicits constitutional changes that would make the organization more democratic.
1	Blue Key fraternity entertains debaters	Entertains visiting British debate team.
1	Three hundred hear tax talk; methods of proposed tax plans explained to group	Hear views on fairness of various forms of taxation.
1	Cook at Commons wins gold medal	Eleanor Hanawalt wins contest sponsored by cheese company.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
2	The Council welcomes suggestions!	Is a constitutional change for the Student Council necessary?
2	Books	Book reviews of "The Illiteracy of the Literate" by H. R. Huse and "The People" by Ludwig Lewisohn.
3	Japanese woodcuts exhibited by Conlon
3	Untitled	Marionette show earns $76.
3	Dr. Geiger to teach Waterloo night classes	Free home economics class will be offered to local women.
3	League to continue series of luncheons during winter term
3	Esther Bley gives senior piano recital	Performance program.
3	Eulalians elect new officers for year	Mildred Grafton is president; list of other officers.
3	News briefs	Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
3	Purple Arrow group elects ten members	List of new members.
3	Banquet for teachers held on Wednesday	For TCHS faculty.
3	Minnesingers choose nineteen members	List of new members.
3	Catholic students elect new officers	Roster of officers.
3	Reception and dinner for fall term graduates closes social program	Campus social calendar.
3	Methodist students elect officers for drama club Sunday
4	College Eye receives all-American award in press contest	From National Scholastic Press Association.
4	Who's afraid of the big red bricks?	E. E. Cole says that the old chimney will be removed in pieces; the old boilers have been removed and the machinery will be torn out soon.
4	Thirty-two out for basketball; Dickinson finds six vets as nucleus for squad of new men	Two veterans may not be able to play due to knee injuries.
4	If I'm Wrong, I'm Sorry	Sports gossip.
4	Twenty-five out for T. C. high basketball	Only two lettermen return to the team this year.
4	Boys, girls show equal proficiency in mathematics	Professor Lambert offers her opinions on mathematical abilities.
4	And Chao Chi-Liu has troubles too!	Theodore Adams relates contents of letter from brother-in-saw in China.
4	Tutors smash Norsemen 25-13; finish season with display of offensive power	Panthers score three touchdowns in fourth quarter.
4	Loss of sight no hindrance to two cheerful T. C. men	Two students help each other get around campus.
4	Panther frosh to play Luther tomorrow; game is last of season for freshman squad	Panther freshmen had two weeks to build up a new offense.