College Eye — February 23, 1934

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Mildred Landsberg recital is Monday	Performance preview.
1	Twenty writers contribute to new Purple Pen	List of contributors.
1	Mrs. L. Sage to present recital; Women's League, Blue Key sponsor leisure hour music	Margaret Pearson Sage will perform.
1	"Look! See the birdie? Quiet, please. Don't move the ears!"	Old Gold pictures being taken.
1	H. W. Anderson will speak to winter grads; commencement speaker is Nebraska school head	Committee completing plans.
1	Coe frosh trample Panther Cubs 37-17	Darrell Black scores six points for the Tutors.
1	Folk dance festival to be held March 2	Will include clogging.
1	Teachers debaters to enter tourney	At St. Thomas College.
1	Candidates for Playcraft Club will give plays	List of candidates and cast members.
1	Maquoketa debaters engage Little Tutors at T.C. High tonight
1	Truly, a souvenir of South America!	Professor Haddox has a diamond ring that he bought in Paraguay for $10.
1	Now if you have a pair of overalls--?	Getting ready for the Farmers Frolic.
1	"Conscience" to be subject of address at Sunday service	At CHIC.
1	Rehearsals for opera started; college glee clubs prepare for "Pirates of Penzance"	Preview of "The Pirates of Penzance".
1	Parker to talk before A. A. U. W. members Feb. 27	Will discuss rural schools.
1	Band to play winter concert; picked band will offer high school contest selections	Will serve as demonstration for high schools.
1	Official approval awarded for S. R. E.; pay to average $15	Thirty-four men and thirty-four women assigned work; will work in library, clerical positions, janitorial positions, and in buildings and grounds.
1	Rehearsals for R. U. R. resumed; play is to be produced in March; additional cast members announced by Miss Strayer	Professor Strayer returns after appendectomy.
1	Irvine injured; Panther stock hits new low; Tutor defense star suffers dislocated shoulder in scrimmage	Tutors meet Simpson in final away game of the season tomorrow.
1	Drama League to award scholarships for London school	Students may send for applications.
1	Dr. Sage to speak at forum meeting	Will continue series on conditions in Europe.
2	Design for reform	Is new simplified spelling really a good idea?
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Forum	Observations of students.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
2	Poetry
2	Books	A book review of "The Riffian" by Carleton S. Coon.
3	News briefs	News on students, alumni, and faculty.
3	Senior women's group entertained at tea	College Club entertains senior women.
3	Untitled	Dean Campbell and Edith McCollum attended conference.
3	Mary Steer will speak at dinner of Phi Chi Delta	Will speak on religious work in higher education; photo.
3	Untitled	Professor Thompson spoke to women's group in Waterloo.
3	Untitled	Professor Strayer judged a declamatory contest.
3	"Prison Prom" to be presented for Bartlett Hall girls
3	Spring luncheon to be special feature of Cedar Falls unit	For off-campus women.
3	"Farmers' Frolic" to be held tonight in Commons ballroom	Campus social calendar.
3	Leffler to lead at Wesley discussion on church centers	Will hear about mission work.
3	Eulalians initiate eight girls tonight	List of initiates.
3	Style show staged for dormitory girls Wednesday evening	On appropriate dress.
4	If I'm Wrong I'm Sorry	Sports gossip.
4	Iowa Synod vespers to be held Sunday
4	Wilmarth will speak to Kappa Phi group	Will speak on symbols of the church.
4	Untitled	Professor Luse attended meeting on nursery schools.
4	Frosh matmen down Cornell; lose only one match to gain a 31-5 victory	Panthers rack up five falls in eight matches.
4	Cornell matmen beat Panthers by 21-11 score; Tutor grapplers to meet Minnesota U. there tomorrow	Panthers win three of eight matches.
4	Panther Cubs; Keith McCabe	McCabe stands out as a freshman with promise.
4	Little Panthers win 19-4 over Leaping Lenas	Rubber Legs and Little Panthers advanced to women's basketball intramural tournament.
4	Panthers trip Norsemen in second game; Lambert, Carr lead attack in 36-24 win at Decorah	Offense, led by Lambert and Carr, led Panthers throughout game.