College Eye — February 9, 1934

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Tipsy! That's what ailed wax wings, but why?	Waxwings encounter fermented tree sap.
1	President Latham makes application for student employment relief funds; support is to come from emergency relief program	Seeks funding for 146 student jobs.
1	Popularathon is to be continued	Contest will continued for another week.
1	"D" letters mailed to 28% of women students enrolled
1	"D" letters go to 215 men students	Represents forty-four per cent of men students.
1	Cole to speak on modern art; will lecture at Commons Sunday leisure hour February 11	Will discuss modern art.
1	Selina M. Terry to talk at conference	Will speak on creative writing.
1	Inter-sorority dance will be held Saturday
1	French comedies will be presented Thursday evening	Presented by Department of Romance Languages.
1	Geographers to meet Saturday; superintendents, teachers to hold conference at Commons	Roster of speakers and topics; several ISTC faculty will participate.
1	Tutor debaters in road mishap	Professor Lambertson's car damaged in accident.
1	Chicago seminary president will be Sunday's preacher	John Timothy Stone will speak at CHIC.
1	Teacher alumni in stock show; Pollard is director, Kathan and Lake in Waterloo company	Schedule of presentations of Bob Pollard Players.
1	Regular executive meeting cancelled	Of Women's League to avoid conflict with Play Night.
1	Tutors, Mason City to debate tonight	Will debate powers of the President.
1	Vinall, Cutler to lead ball; faculty mailed invitations to attend dance as guests
1	Little Tutors are victors in debate series	Win first round at state level.
1	Harbeson to discuss banking "New Deal"	At campus open forum.
1	Dr. H. Anderson will speak at Commencement; to address winter term graduates at exercises March eighth	Profile of Homer W. Anderson; forty-seven will graduate.
1	Tutors defeat Norse 35-21 to stay in race; Panthers pull away in last half scoring spree to score upset	This win places Panthers back in the conference race.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
2	Let down now?	Pep has been waning at basketball games lately.
2	Books	A book review of "Cecil Rhodes" by Sarah Gertrude Millin.
2	Poetry
3	"Cupid Capers" party to be held tonight
3	News briefs	Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
3	Pi Phi Omega pledges seven at initiation	List of initiates.
3	Beta Sigma Phi to give benefit bridge Monday
3	Dresden announces Christmas marriage	Josephine Dresden married Cornelius Cunningham.
3	Pi Theta Pi pledges three on Wednesday	Roster of pledges.
3	Untitled	Professor Lillehei spoke at Women's Club meeting.
3	To speak Monday	H. D. Bollinger will speak to Wesleyans; photo.
3	Theta initiation to be held for pledges	Roster of Theta Gamma Nu pledges.
3	Rev. A. G. Wenninger will preach Sunday	Will speak to Lutheran students.
3	Pi Tau Phi pledges initiated at party	Elizabeth Young and Mary Mielitz initiated.
3	Delta Phi Delta to hold formal dinner	List of initiates.
3	Westminster Center to present musical at Sunday program	Program preview.
3	Eulalians to initiate eight at ceremonies	List of initiates.
3	Schedule announced for annual photos
3	Senior explains 'personal' finance	Humorous exchange in Professor Thompson's class.
3	Inter-sorority dance to be held in the Commons Saturday night	Campus social calendar.
3	Sunday breakfast for Bartlett girls honors Presidents
4	If I'm Wrong, I'm Sorry	Sports gossip.
4	Tutors upset Simpson 29-27; Panthers again contenders for Iowa Conference crown	Unexpected power and a good defense help Panthers end their slump.
4	Rural ministers will gather here Feb. 28
4	Lambda Gam's, Chi Pi's lead in intramurals; meet tomorrow morning in game that may mean championship	Lambda Gam's and Chi Pi Theta's have lost only one game each.
4	First rounds are played in tourney	First round of volleyball and basketball women's intramurals took place this week.
4	Freshmen down Conrad five in curtain raiser; score is 20-13 as Yearlings win first victory of season	Conrad stopped by Panther man to man defense.