College Eye — January 19, 1934

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Tutor debaters refute larger naval program	Present their case over WOI.
1	Marsh Kathan, Bob Schneider to play for college dance
1	Richman will offer recital; Commons to be scene of vocal concert Sunday	Performance program.
1	"Old man weight" is serious problem in grappler's life	The problem of keeping weight down.
1	Ross Cutler wins Junior Class election	Replaces Robert Henry as class secretary.
1	Coe basketball game expected to attract 200; special three-car train to leave tomorrow at three	Special section being reserved for Teachers College students tomorrow.
1	Intramural court tournament to get under way Saturday	Basketball contest begins tomorrow morning.
1	Meaning of "Twelfth Night" to be subject of Hanson's sermon
1	Bob Schneider to play for all-frat dance February 2
1	Debaters talk thruout state; nine speech students in out-of-town debates during week	Speaker itineraries and topics.
1	Five committees are selected for Washington Ball	List of committee members.
1	"Shelly" must go with Snell or else	Marjorie Snell has a new puppy.
1	McKnight attends Y.M.C.A. conference	In Chicago.
1	"Fifty million Chinamen can't be wong!" sing Tutor Ticklers; tickets down to 25 cents; on sale Monday at Crossroads	Description of the acts.
1	All things come from "gook" is drama shop's Darwinian theory; gook is glue and has dual personality, odorous and ornery	A look at the uses of theatrical glue.
1	Miss Freeman to present advanced students' recital	Performers and program.
1	Applications for Old Gold being received	Seeking new business manager.
1	Winter drama will be Capek's fantasy, "R. U. R."; menace of mechanical men is theme of machine age play	Play preview; list of cast members.
2	Gracious guests	Show sportsmanship at Coe basketball game tomorrow.
2	Looking back	We learned something from the Depression.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Forum	Observations of students.
2	Books	A book review of "The Snows of Helicon" by M. K. Tomlinson.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
2	Poetry
3	Untitled	George Holmes is still in the hospital.
3	News briefs	Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
3	"Lizzie" wanted to ride on tracks	Car gets stuck on railroad tracks.
3	Correction	The book on information about ISTC women was put together by one member of Alpha Delta Alpha.
3	Untitled	Professors Shepherd and Ritter observe teaching at Farragut.
3	Untitled	Professor Erbe will speak to Waterloo Women's Club.
3	College movie will show "India Speaks"
3	Gamma Theta Upsilon initiates two pledges	Alvin Johnson and Dale Moore join.
3	Dr. Geiger to speak at economics dinner	For Bartlett Hall women.
3	Correction	Correction in report in fraternity grades.
3	Women's unit No.1 gives "goofy" party	Will hold card party.
3	Latin Classical Club shown Roman slides	Professor Merchant presents slides.
3	Forty-one initiated at W. A. A. meeting held Tuesday night	List of new members.
3	Frightened mules helped Gilchrist make up his mind	Runaway team inspires Professor Gilchrist to sell his mules.
3	Bartlett girls hear talk by Mrs. Cross	Mrs. J. F. Cross spoke on dolls.
3	Untitled	Alvin Stieger visited campus.
3	Shakespeareans have initiation for pledges	List of pledges.
3	All-college dance in Commons tonight is week's social feature	Campus social calendar.
3	University club to discuss new social problems	Roster of speakers and topics.
4	Cornell defeats Tutors 35-30; Purple Five wins on free throws; each team has won game	Panthers lost lead that they took in the first half.
4	Athletic clubs play hosts at gym fun fest	250 attend play night.
4	Katy Co-Ed Says	Commercial recommendations for student.
4	Tutors amass 151 cage points; Panthers make average of 30.2 points in each of five games	Average surpasses that of Columbia, Coe, Grinnell, and Cornell.
4	Panthers ready for second Coe tilt tomorrow; Kohawks out to avenge 27-17 defeat by Tutors	Panther record of 4-2 makes them the team to beat.
4	Badger matmen lose to Tutor wrestlers 30-0	Wisconsin forfeits 175 lb and heavyweight classes, giving the Panthers ten points.
4	"Taxes" subject of first open forum	James Curtis led discussion.