College Eye — January 26, 1934

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1 Sage tells university women fascism has socialistic base; cynical teachings of Geo. Sorrell are foundation of state plan Professor Sage offers his views on the rise of fascism.
1 Old Gold names locations for group pictures; dates, sites, groups are listed for places in annual
1 Debaters begin winter tours; contests with Upper Iowa, South Dakota are scheduled Schedule for early part of season.
1 Brown named business head; fills vacancy created by resignation of Pingel Helene Brown joins Old Gold staff.
1 "Love bond at par" will be subject of sermon on Sunday At CHIC.
1 Miss Skeel to give contralto recital Performance program.
1 Latham attends meeting Of Board of Education.
1 Fourteen students chosen candidates for Playcraft Club List of candidates who will be cast in one act plays.
1 Ames matmen here tonight; invade Panther field house minus headliners of 1933 Ames team weak after loss of talent to graduation; photo.
1 A. A. U. W. to discuss foreign world peace Mrs. Hans Holst and Marna Peterson will make presentations.
1 Presentation of R. U. R. postponed Due to Professor Strayer's emergency appendectomy.
1 Patrons named for I.F. dance; frats to be represented by faculty members February 2
1 Cedar Rapids hears symphony group Waterloo Symphony Orchestra performs before two thousand in Cedar Rapids.
1 Sage tells university women fascism has socialistic base; cynical teachings of Geo. Sorrell are foundation of state plan Professor Sage offers his views on the rise of fascism.
1 Panthers meet Duhawks there Saturday night; Columbia opposes Tutors in second conference tilt of season Starting lineup for game is still in doubt after close loss to Coe last weekend.
1 Purple Arrow to select members Honorary scholastic society organized in winter term of 1933; purpose is to encourage scholarship among freshmen and sophomore women, to foster citizenship, and to promote loyalty to ISTC.
1 Iowa scientists to broadcast over WOI Tuesday, Feb. 14th Dean Friley of Ames will make first address.
1 Great variety of scenes marks fifth showing of Tutor Ticklers vaudeville; one hundred twenty-five students combine in annual show Lengthy preview of upcoming show.
2 A tradition now! Tutor Ticklers becomes a campus tradition.
2 The Line Campus gossip.
2 Campuses from Coast to Coast News from campuses around the United States.
2 Forum Observations of students.
2 A reality? Blue Key in process of creating a men's union.
2 Poetry
2 Books A book review of "Vanessa" by Hugh Walpole.
3 Kindergarten Club Professor Geiger spoke to group.
3 Dr. Geiger talks at laboratory dinner for Bartlett Girls Demonstrates "hostess service".
3 Commercial Society will sponsor movie On telephones in business.
3 Correction Additions to pledge lists.
3 News briefs Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
3 Riney engagement announced at coffee Frances Riney will marry Claude Lowe.
3 Theta Gamma Nu Roster of new pledges.
3 Dr. Beard will talk to university club Will speak to AAUW on women in higher education.
3 "Jack Frost" reigns at Wesley girls' tea
3 Correction Vivian Bancroft is president of WAA.
3 Untitled Mrs. Charles Black attended conference.
3 Sorority and fraternity dances scheduled for week-end activities Campus social calendar.
3 Faculty Dames will discuss "household"
3 Installations for Baptist Society to be Saturday
3 Patterson and Glann announce betrothal Lorraine Patterson will marry George Glann.
4 Untitled Mary Haight visited Cedar Rapids.
4 If I'm Wrong, I'm Sorry Sports gossip.
4 Dr. Scott will discuss "The Farmer's Plight"
4 Journals accept new articles by Harbeson Will publish several articles on railroads.
4 Panther frosh quint to meet purple Monday; game to get under way at 7:30 p.m. in Men's Gym Panther freshmen face Cornell in first game of season.
4 Portable bleachers to be erected for state H. S. tourney In Men's Gymnasium.
4 World's champions play Rath's team Tulsa Diamond Oilers face Rath Packers tomorrow night.
4 Recital of advanced pianists announced List of performers.
4 Intramural notice All entry lists are due March 2.
4 Kohawks down Tutor quintet in fast game; Teachers lose 31-29 before two hundred fifty Panther fans Kohawks score an unexpected triumph against the Tutors.