College Eye — December 4, 1933

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1	Seniors to sing at social hour; class members to perform Wednesday evening at Commons
1	Orchestra Club sets concert for Dec. 19	Kenneth Bullis will be soloist.
1	Fall graduation speaker pictures typical university of the future; colleges will admit only those ready for specialization	Excerpts from address by George Works.
1	Fuller on "New America" board; is appointed to committee studying crisis in education	Will join NEA group.
1	Economic journals accept articles by Dr. R.W. Harbeson	Two articles accepted.
1	Women's League talk announced; Miss Doris White is to address winter term mass meeting	Women's League organized in spring 1931; Professor White will speak on recreation as part of education.
1	College adds twenty paintings to gallery	Will replace those moved from the Library to the Commons.
1	Frosh, gridders, band, pepsters, coaches to dine	Program for the banquet.
1	Middleton, Clark receive awards; scholarships are granted through Martin foundation	Caryl Middleton and Fern Clark honored with Bertha Martin scholarships.
1	"O where has that lima bean?" said the little pledges	Epsilon Phi Epsilon celebrate their "bean" heritage.
1	Art movies to be shown on Sunday	Professor Patt will present movies with explanations.
1	Kurtz to lead symphony in initial concert; Waterloo Orchestra plays on Thursday Night, December 7	Many students will perform with the orchestra; photo.
1	Old Gold arranges special rates for graduates' photos
1	Englishmen are more chivalrous, than American men, says Briton; absence of co-education makes the heart grow fonder	British debater comments on the differences between American and British higher education.
1	Basketeers open season December 6; Panther quintet will face veteran Columbia squad here Wednesday evening;	Many team members have been practicing for only a week, due to their football schedules.
2	In reverse?	Job market for teachers declines; 6.5% of Iowa teachers have lost their jobs.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
2	Getting in the swim; being a bit of advice on the subtleties of aquatic deportment	A humorous look at a swimming class.
3	Minnesingers to initiate nineteen members Friday	List of new members.
3	Fear stimulates kissing, studying, golf, and bridge
3	Untitled	Extension Service personnel hold dinner.
3	Peterson and English rites read Tuesday	Urma Peterson married George English.
3	Blue Key fraternity names committee members for year	List of committee members.
3	Inter-church tea planned for Wednesday	Baptist Girls Club, Kappa Phi, and Phi Chi Delta will meet.
3	Pledges entertained at Phi Chi Delta tea	List of pledges.
3	News briefs	Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
3	Break in social season ends with winter parties, dances, and teas	Campus social calendar.
3	Dr. Sage to talk at Westminster House	Will speak on Christmas music.
3	Survey reveals that students go out west and see America first; study is made to discover effects of travel on teachers	Professor Charles surveys his classes on their experience in traveling.
4	First Homecoming in thirty years bewilders grad of '99; W. C. Jarnagin writes his impressions of new campus	W. C. Jarnagin records his impressions after visiting campus after thirty years.
4	Revised constitution is approved by Iowa State Teachers alumni; changes provide for more closely knit group activities	Text of the Alumni Association constitution.
5	Teachers battle Grinnell Dec. 9; veteran pioneer quintet to provide acid test for Dickinson's men	Panthers meet Grinnell in their season opener; photo.
5	Do you think with your feet? or hands? Well, they do help; test observations reveal student mannerisms during exams	Professor Phillips talks about nervous habits during an examination.
5	High, hattitude? That's gratitude!	Student seems to have afraid of Professor White.
5	Holden, Fagan will resume duties here	Professor Holden has been on leave; Professor Fagan has been ill.
5	If I'm Wrong, I'm Sorry	Sports gossip.
5	Eight initiated into literary organizations	List of initiates.
6	Panther frosh swamp Norsemen in final grid season appearance; Tutor Cubs run up score of 39-6; boost 1934 grid hopes	Panthers made three touchdowns that were called back because of penalties.
6	New course added	Professor Robinson will offer National Government and Administration.
6	Untitled	Professor Thompson and family visited his brother.