College Eye — October 5, 1934

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Scouts' program now completed	Boy Scouts will be in attendance at the upcoming game against Cornell; photo.
1	Lambertson named as debate official	For Midwest conference.
1	New registration plan is approved	Procedures for advance registration.
1	Latham will be host at campus leaders' dinner	One hundred student organization representatives will attend.
1	Come on, Sherlocks! Who is pep queen?	Identity will be revealed at Pep Jamboree.
1	Francis W. Perkins invited to reunion of teachers alumni	In annual gathering in Des Moines.
1	Old Gold Staff gains three new members	Raymond Kettler, Dorothy Wilson, and Mardelle Peterson join staff.
1	English debate is announced	Will debate issue of nationalization of armament production.
1	Freeman to be concert soloist for symphony	Performance program; four faculty included in orchestra; list of orchestra members.
1	Wells interviewed sings here tonight in the auditorium	Phradie Wells on campus.
1	Sigma Tau Delta to plan further sale of student verse book	Plan another campaign to sell "A Book of Student Verse"; work on Purple Pen progressing.
1	Edgar Wallace mystery is fall drama offering	Will present "Criminal at Large".
1	Palmer to address teachers' meeting	Several faculty will participate in the program.
1	Panthers set for Cornell	Panthers are prepared for Cornell and pep queen will be chosen.
1	The World This Week	Comments on the issue of bribery in Alabama, the Lindbergh kidnapping; Hugh Johnson's executive assistant resigns.
2	Football rules for spectators	Spectators and fans at football games need to go by the rules just as the team on the field does.
2	When the funnies aren't funny	Notices that the funnies have taken more of a moralistic approach rather than being funny.
2	Student believes handshaking is necessary to make grades	Believes faculty should respect students.
2	Campuses from coast to coast	Happenings at other campuses around the United States.
2	Student Council minutes	Consider class elections, financial reporting, and other matters.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	First football tilt, Pep Jamboree crowd pledging out of picture	Campus social calendar.
3	Pledging services conclude early rushing activity	Fall rush will conclude Friday.
3	New organizations formed by W. A. A. start functioning	Outing Club and Tennis Club get to work.
3	New, old dancers in beginning class	Professor Michel will teach dance class.
3	Five fraternities add new pledges	List of pledges.
4	Griffing to "strut stuff" on Saturday	Meredith Griffing will be drum major.
4	Panther Portraits	Athletic profile of football player Harry Helgason.
4	"Dames" coming to Regent Theatre soon
4	Players approach quarter final of tennis tournament	Stanley Reeves still remains the favorite in the annual fall tennis tournament.