College Eye — March 12, 1934

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Purple Pen is award winner; merits second place honors in National Scholastic Press contest	Against several hundred competitors.
1	Twenty prominent students selected	Will be announced in Old Gold.
1	Nine debaters in state tilt; leave this Wednesday for tourney to be held in Des Moines	Schedule of upcoming debates.
1	"Sus Domesticatus" nips budding fame	Students find mysterious skull; turns out to be that of a dog.
1	State tourney opens Thursday; altered Panther fieldhouse seats five thousand people; WMT will broadcast games	Sixteen high school cage teams to battle for state crown.
1	Sixteen represent T. C. at Iowa City	At Play Day competition.
1	"Ally"--he'll probably live until 2108	Alligator came to campus as six inch youngster twenty-six years ago; lives in greenhouse; now two hundred pounds and eight feet long.
1	Fahrney to speak on Cuban New Deal
1	Three return from leaves; Holden, Gilbert, Overn to resume duties; leave for Aitchison
1	Applications for membership on board received	Procedures for applying for the Board of Control of Student Publications.
1	Nation is calling for students to solve problems, says speaker; "There is food enough for everyone, yet people are starving"	Excerpts from Commencement address by Homer W. Anderson.
1	Heating Plant, Old North Hall being removed; parking space adjacent to training school also to be changed	Both buildings should be removed in a few weeks; chimney will be demolished in sections; old cinder parking lot will be landscaped; bookstore will move into the power house.
1	College formal dance will be held March 23; Aaron Hale to play for dinner-dance throngs in Commons	Schedule of upcoming dances.
1	College Eye issues call for reporters; staff elections due
1	G. H. Holmes returns to publicity office	Has been away from office for three months due to illness.
1	Eight hundred hear College Band play	Plays for area high schools.
1	Mechanical men, wooden women bring on disaster in "R.U.R."; manufactured beings instill terror in hearts of creators	Lengthy preview of the play.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Books	A book review of "Wedding Song" by David Burnham.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
2	Weathering the busiest term	Spring weather, events, and sports make the term busier than others.
2	Know Your Campus	Description of the Commons.
3	Freeman presents piano students in recital this week	List of performers and their programs.
3	Commerce students to give law sketch	"No Consideration" will present principles of commercial law.
3	B. Hovelson wed to Bozarth November 21	Bernadene Hovelson married Rodney Bozarth.
3	Campus child study club hears Dr. Scott	Professor Scott spoke on companionship.
3	Edwin Cram to sell for surgical house	Recent graduate will be sales representative.
3	News briefs	Information about students, alumni, and faculty.
3	Owen Ralston again heads Alpha Chis	Re-elected president of Alpha Chi Epsilon.
3	January wedding of D. Kellogg announced	Dorotha Kellogg married William C. Gaedke.
3	Phi Sigma sorority holds formal dance
3	Sliter composition is recital feature	Orchesis will present work by Merle M. Sliter.
3	Social activities minimized for high school basketball tourney	Campus social calendar.
3	After-dinner hours resumed this term	Music will be presented by Orchestra Club.
4	Choir from St. Olaf to present concert in Waterloo April 9
4	Scene of state basketball tourney	Men's Gymnasium; photo.
4	Social dancing will be resumed tonight
4	Single day is lone vacation in spring	Only Memorial Day will be holiday.
4	Robert Schmidt has something in common with F. R., King George; "We all collect stamps," says Bob; Hobby has its thrills	Profile of Robert Schmidt, who collects stamps.
4	T. C. H. S. to stage modern farce tonight; "That Lucas Family" is comedy of middle class group
5	Varsity tennis squad to meet Big Ten teams; Iowa and Illinois engaged to play Tutor foursome	Coach Haddox will call for team members soon.
5	Hollywood styles find Riggs in tux	Professor Riggs has difficulty locating clothing for style show.
5	Panther Cubs	Profile of Donald Stout.
5	Large turnout is expected for spring football	Coach Baker holds spring drills to acquaint new men with veterans.
5	If I'm Wrong, I'm Sorry	Sports gossip.
5	Intramural mat crown is won by Xanho frat; Alpha Chi's finish second; lambda Gamma Nu takes third	After winning three intramural titles, Xanhos can keep the intramural wrestling cup.
5	Carr, Lambert honored in U. P.-A. P. selections	Maurice Carr and Paul Lambert named to the conference basketball team.
6	Candy bars, apples have popularathon	Students consume about two thousand apples and three thousand candy bars per week; favorite candy bars noted.
6	Prom well attended	150 couples attended Prison Prom.
6	Spring sport program gets underway; Panther track team starts early practice; weakness in field events makes team strength uncertain	Only five letter winners return this spring.
6	Panther Cubs	Profile of Orville Nichols.
6	First call for varsity baseball recruits is made by Whitford; mentor without veterans to form nucleus of 1934 squad	First game is April 23 against University of Iowa.