College Eye — January 12, 1934

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Social dancing to be resumed Jan. 15	To be held Monday nights.
1	Howland Hanson to preach Sunday at services	Of CHIC.
1	Business manager of Old Gold resigns post	Ray Pingel resigns.
1	Curtis to lead talk on taxes Thursday
1	Here's your chance to check up on "datability" of T.C. co-eds; specifications on prettiest girls listed in new date book	Alpha Delta Alpha publishes and circulates book on campus women.
1	Letter winners to be initiated at "I" Club meeting Jan. 17
1	Faculty quartet presents annual concert Sunday	Performance program.
1	Alpha Chi's first in scholarship; lead social fraternities for fifth successive quarter	GPAs for fraternities.
1	Chorus for Tutor Ticklers announced	List of eight members.
1	Strayer elected to council of national dramatic fraternity	Will be on national council of Theta Alpha Phi.
1	Junior class to meet	Will plan for Washington Ball.
1	Panthers defeat Cornell 34 to 32; Tutors win thriller by staging last half rally; Carr and Kraft are stars	Teachers score winning points in last minute of the game.
1	Play night to attract many to fieldhouse; first annual co-educational night is sponsored by "I" Club, W.A.A.
1	Jessup's appointment indicates Iowa's educational importance; new Carnegie Foundation head sets brilliant example	Tribute to Walter Jessup.
1	Ball for F. R. to take place here Jan. 30th	Will raise money for polio.
1	Francis German to give recital; program of French songs will be presented
1	Special 3-car train planned for Coe game; tickets offered for sale next week at the Crossroads	Student Council and Pep Club arrange train for next basketball game.
1	Plans begun for Inter-frat hops	Greeks plan for dances.
1	Speech contest to feature $50 in prizes	For men's and women's contests.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
2	Forum	Observations of students.
2	Does truth hurt?	Comments on Henry Wallace's assertion that football is a racket.
2	An old question	Suggests offering military training as an elective alternative to physical education.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Books	A book review of "The Woods Colt" by Thames Williamson.
2	Poetry
3	Deadline for senior annual photos Feb. 5
3	Speaks tonight	M. Willard Lampe will speak to Presbyterians; photo.
3	Shakespeareans to have winter dance
3	College Symphony to give concert Feb. 20
3	Commons Sunday radio	Radio available for those who wish to listen to the New York Philharmonic Orchestra.
3	Luella Scurry will give recital Jan. 17	Performance program.
3	News briefs	Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
3	Campus social groups resume activities after Yule holidays	Campus social calendar.
3	Westminster drama club will give play Sunday, January 14	Will present "Confessional".
3	Nymphs, elephants taught rudiments of 'Light Fantastic'	Dorothy Michel and Lorinne Crawford teach dance.
3	Charles Holden is busily engaged in new Broadway hit	Will not resume teaching duties until spring.
3	Lorinne Crawford to marry Frank Buhl
3	Social Science Club discusses "New Deal"	Roster of presentation topics.
4	Intramurals for women started for winter term	Intramurals include volleyball, basketball, and ping pong.
4	Grinnell Pioneers outplay Panthers and win, 30-22	Grinnell takes an early lead on Panther court.
4	Intramurals are now under way; Director John Baker calls managers' meeting for afternoon	Intramurals include basketball, wrestling, swimming, and boxing.
4	Tutors set for Badger matmen; meet Wisconsin University grapplers in fieldhouse Monday evening	Varsity looks strong even though they lost three good men.