College Eye — September 10, 1934

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Forensic plans made for year; trips, price contests, and international debates are scheduled	Professor Lambertson outlines plans.
1	New secretaries for publication to assume office	Helen Byerly and Helene Brown will field requests for assistance.
1	Jim Robinson dies in Baltimore clinic	Was Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds from 1901-1931.
1	New 'Eye' policy rules approved	Include rules relating to sources, reliability, and ethical considerations.
1	First social dance is tomorrow night	Campus Playboys will perform; played in Europe over the summer.
1	Registration today opens list of events scheduled for first freshman days	Schedule of activities for freshmen.
1	Women's League honors students at pair of teas	Will honor freshmen and upperclassmen.
1	Program for freshman week	Schedule of activities.
1	Staff members of 'Eye' return; many officers on paper have long terms of service	Theodore Adams is editor; roster of other staff members.
1	Tryouts on "Eye" will start today	Seeking additional staff members.
1	Old Gold staff back; division editors sought	Gail Howe is editor.
1	Sunday reception held at Commons for new students	Learn about Commons facilities.
1	Entertainment course will be resumed here	Women's League and Men's Union will sponsor the course; had been inactive for several years.
1	Six teachers join faculty	Brief profiles of new faculty.
1	Longer class intervals, credit rule, administrative changes top events in campus news; departmental and campus alterations are also recent changes	Will allow ten minutes of passage time instead of five minutes; changes in music and language departments; landscaping in central campus after demolition of Power Plant.
2	Youngest daughter runs farm family in "As the Earth Turns"	Preview of the play.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from other campuses around the United States.
2	That Carnegie Report	Discusses a recent study done by the Carnegie Foundation and the results that were found; believes that ISTC should look at some its recommendations relating to curriculum and class attendance, and comprehensive examinations.
2	Submit questions on the new grade point ruling to "Eye"	Rule requires 2.0 GPA beginning summer term of 1936.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	The Campus this Week	Campus news.
3	Twenty-four Delts attend house party
3	Orientation workers become "boy scouts" for freshman girls	Will help new students learn about college campus.
3	Jolly "hellos" greet students returning to revamped campus	Faculty fete Charles Holden; V. O. V. holds picnic.
3	Coming events
3	Annual Pep Jamboree is set for October 5	Sponsored by Rho Epsilon Rho.
3	Churches of city will fete students on Friday evening	Eight church groups will entertain students.
3	South campus scene of tonight's party	Opportunity for students to get acquainted.
4	Faculty travels circle mid-west but end at fair	Survey of faculty travel this summer.
4	Clark creates 18th century costumes without patterns	Quick look at the way that Fern Clark makes costumes for plays.
5	Dr. Charles travels to Colorado's parks	Others meet in Michigan.
6	Juicy watermelon served on courts	Will celebrate Hello Day.
6	Freshman are given rules for sorority	Outlines rules for rushing.
6	New Wesley director assumes duties here	Helen A. Plank will be director; photo.
6	"The perfumed lady" is creation of artist-poet-bookmaker	Profile of Dorothy May Wilson and her talents.
7	Freshmen receive handbooks today	Booklets include information on social events and campus.
7	Original creations of Kindergartners shown at exhibit	Organized around World's Fair theme.
7	Students discover the silk worm's a greedy little imp	Learn about life of silk worms.
7	Thirty "old settlers" attend reunion for teachers high grads	TCHS alumni organize reunion.
7	Puzzles replaced by jig-saw "critters"	Students use jig-saw to cut out animals.
7	Reporter sees F. R. but misses the Mrs.	Lois Hawk sees President Roosevelt in Rochester, Minnesota.
7	Harold D. Harrington receives Ph. D. from University of Iowa	On woody plants of Iowa.
7	'Home Talent' at Bel Canto party	Reveal their special talents.
7	Wiley will become a truck-farmer in vicinity of Miami	Robert Wiley reports on his occupation.
8	Annual fall net meet to begin September 27	Students wishing to enter the upcoming tennis tournament should turn their names in.
8	"Eye" business staff announces openings
8	Little Tutor grid squad in practice	TC high school gets a head start on football practice.
8	Eleven veterans return; Panther grid hoped rise	Coach is skeptical of how the grid team will shape up this year.
8	Wrestlers to vie in intramural tilt	Coach McCuskey announces an intramural wrestling tournament and encourages students wishing to participate to start training soon.
8	Student catches venomous insect	Mary Hamilton catches wasp-like insect.