College Eye — February 2, 1934

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Phi Sigma Phi wins Tutor Tickler cup	Results of Tutor Tickers competition.
1	"The show must go on, trouper!"	Tommy Quire broke bone in arm during Tutor Tickler show.
1	Ruegnitz gives recital Sunday; will present selections of modern pianoforte composers	Performance program.
1	Dr. Beard talks to university women at Tuesday meeting	On women in higher education.
1	Spring, caramels, Commons, an "A" baying dog, etc., thrill students; ten tutors list the things that appeal to their aesthetic natures	Students tell what they like.
1	Lowther's Casa Nova band to play for ball; selected as orchestra for annual Washington celebration	Preview of the Washington Ball.
1	Eighteen groups will gather for annual pictures
1	Inter-frat dance expected to draw 150 couples
1	Tutor debaters back from tour; win ten out of sixteen victories in tournament	Description of recent competition.
1	Come up to shoot with me sometime!	Student hopes that a rifle club will organize; keeps shotgun in room.
1	T. C. popularity contest begins Tuesday, Feb. 6, no nomination will be held before regular elections	Winners will appear in 1934 Old Gold.
1	Ball for President attracts many to Commons Tuesday	Raised money for polio.
1	Rubber-legged girls, wild cats in intramurals	Women's intramural sports underway.
1	T. C. loyalty song is heard over NBC	Heard on Rudy Vallee show.
1	Panthers set for tilt with Simpson five; Deanmen enter fieldhouse tomorrow night as circuit threat	Panthers in the middle of a slump after losing four consecutive games.
1	"Today, the issues of the times demand action"--J.C. Gilchrist; booklet found in Central Hall eaves contains sermon of '79	Commencement booklet found.
1	To preach Sunday	D. W. Kurtz will speak at CHIC; photo.
1	Victors named in speech tilts; Curtis, Grant, Ferreter, and Moore win fist places and Drake trip	Results of recent contests.
1	Shield Club dinner to be held tonight	Faculty will honor students.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Forum	Observations of students.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
2	The Greeks have a letter for it!	The number of Greek groups has increased significantly.
2	Books	A book review of "Fanny Penquite" by Edith Saunders and "To the North" by Elizabeth Bowen.
3	Veiled education found interesting	Student uses book to cover what she is really reading.
3	Lorinne Crawford appears in Regent film, "Mr. Skitch"	Served as double for actress Rochelle Hudson.
3	News briefs	Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
3	Four changes made on editorial staff of student annual
3	Alert citizen is hero for night	Citizens in Hudson avert what they thought was going to be a crime.
3	Annual swim show ready February 21	Twenty-five students will present exhibition.
3	Password please? "Deuteriumdeu--"	Alembic group meets.
3	'Clothing' discussed at school assembly	Training School group tours local woolen mill.
3	Mullins gives review of books at coffee	Evelyn Mullins reviews books.
3	Dr. Sage to discuss "Hitlerism" at forum
3	He grapples with men in the winter; cuisine in summer	Bruce Warner serves as chef at Chicago area country club.
3	Ralph Moritz will give piano recital	Performance program.
3	Inter-fraternity dance tonight is social highlight of weekend	Campus social calendar.
3	Pi Theta Pi sorority entertains rushees
3	"Out goes the bad air, in comes the good," drones class	Women take water safety training.
3	Untitled	Professor Fahrney will speak at Kiwanis Club.
3	Dr. Luse entertains teachers at dinner	Will entertain faculty and local educators.
4	Duhawks spill Panthers 36-20; shove Tutors from title race in upset contest	Rematch between the teams proves to be another loss for the Panthers.
4	"Familiarity breeds attempt" is way of Minnie Mouse
4	F. D. Cram honored by Mason City group	High school journalism society named for Professor Cram.
4	Iowa State scores mat victory over Panther wrestlers	Panthers win only the first and last matches of the meet and lose, 28-6.
4	Tarzan's rival in Tutor Tickler act	Don Stout appears in silhouette in show.
4	Chi Pi's victors in intramurals; successfully defend their 1933 basketball crown	Chi Pi remained the only undefeated team.
4	Alpha Chi's trip Chi Pi Theta; tie for league lead	Upset leads to tie between Chi Pi Theta and Lambda Gammas.
4	Panther frosh lose to Cornell by 32-29 score	Panthers lose their opening game.