College Eye — March 2, 1934

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Sixty receive more than one vote in popularity contest	Winners will be announced in Old Gold.
1	Invitations sent to high schools for band concert	To be played by combined Men's and Women's Bands.
1	Feminine charms influence decision of Supreme Court	Professor Robinson's class holds mock court session.
1	Forty-two named for graduation; President Latham to confer honors at commencement exercises Thursday evening	Description of Commencement program.
1	Dr. Oscar T. Olson is guest preacher at college church
1	Kalamazoo to debate Tutors; Western Teachers debaters recently defeated 33 other colleges	Schedule of upcoming debates.
1	Geography students honored at meeting	Professor Aitchison entertained Gamma Theta Upsilon.
1	Dancing festival to be presented tonight at 7:30	Performance program.
1	Playcraft Club to give plays; "Deceivers," "Columbine" will be presented March 7th	Will present one act plays.
1	March 13th is set as deadline for book applicants	Soliciting applications for editor of student handbook.
1	Faculty members attend convention	Roster of those attending NEA meeting.
1	Winter term will end noon, March 9	Spring term registration will begin on the following Monday.
1	Panthers close season in win over Quakers; Dickinsonmen lead all the way in ragged contest	Panthers avenge last weeks beating by the Quakers.
1	Eleven initiated by Purple Arrow	List of initiates to honor society for freshman and sophomore women.
1	Felons will frolic at jail jamboree!	Preview of Prison Prom.
1	Blue Key to initiate eight; candidates include men from three upper classes	Brief profiles of new members.
1	Little Tutor debaters are again victorious	In district and sectional finals.
1	"R. U. R." to be presented on March 15, 16; futuristic drama by Capek is theatrical sensation in Europe, U. S.	Preview of the play.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
2	Proved right	Students show their independence and responsibility; believes revised class attendance system warranted.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Know Your Campus	Description of the new Power Plant and its boilers.
2	Books	A book review of "Tiger Juan" by Ramon Perez de Ayala and "Overlord" by Sue Mildred Lee Johnson.
2	Poetry
3	D. P. Phillips talks at school for blind	In Vinton.
3	Frieda Blum tries new doggie cure	Stitches up stuffed animal.
3	Nine students plan to attend play day	Will participate in sports activities at Iowa City.
3	Four housing units entertain girls at parties this week	For off-campus women.
3	News briefs	Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
3	"Prison Prom" tomorrow night in Commons is social event of week	Campus social calendar.
3	Presbyterian play is to be given Sunday	Will present "The Finger of God".
3	Ida Nielsen wed to G. Wilson in nation's capitol
3	Epsilon Phi Epsilon entertains rushees
3	Eleven pupils appear in Ruegnitz recital on Thursday night	List of performers.
3	Miss Allen honored by Beta Sigma Phi	With potluck dinner.
4	W. A. A. to hold party in Commons Tuesday
4	Tutor matmen win second Big Ten meet, 19-11; Minnesota gets early lead but loses in close match	Meet came down to the heavyweight matches.
4	Lambert tallies twenty points as Panthers win	Win puts Panthers tied for third place in conference standings.
4	Frosh to win and lose to close basket season; down Coe frosh 37-31 and take beating from Grundy Center	Tutor frosh led until last minute of the game.
4	If I'm Wrong, I'm Sorry	Sports gossip.
4	Xanhos, Lambda Gams lead in frat wrestling; finals to be held Monday evening in Men's Gymnasium	Wrestling intramurals underway.
4	"Little Panthers" and V.O.V. win intramural honors	Volleyball intramural tournament finished.