College Eye — October 12, 1934

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Council vetoes May Day fete; votes to abolish freshman and sophomore class elections	Believes Tutor Ticklers has replaced May Day; believe abolition of elections will enhance unity of the school.
1	Latham fetes campus leaders at annual dinner	Gayle Howe summarizes changes in the school over the last ten years.
1	Prep leaders meet in Commons today	For leadership conference.
1	Fagan says plan of private property is opposed in practice	Excerpts from remarks by Professor Fagan to forum group.
1	Leisure hours to begin Sunday; Miss Barker, Mr. Hill to be on first program at Commons	Performance program.
1	Fluttering Bessie is teacher's pet!	Bessie the Bat flutters around the Auditorium and brings good luck to dramatic productions.
1	Here's early fame for 3 little boys	Professor Ruegnitz dedicates three of her compositions to little boys.
1	Business men to have pep section	About 150 Cedar Falls businessmen will parade across the field tomorrow with their wives before the start of the game to show their support.
1	Eight new courses in philosophy and religion announced	Short description of the courses; will be taught by Harold Bosley.
1	Botanical Gardens are little-known part of campus	Brief history and description of the College Garden, started by Professor Arey in 1916; located at east end of 26th Street.
1	Hart appointed to state educational committee position	Will be coordinator of the education committee of the Iowa State Planning Board.
1	Frosh to frolic next Friday eve	Will feature celebration and dance.
1	Student editors attending national press convention	Highlights of the Chicago meeting.
1	Two college men's vocal clubs name sixty in personnel	List of members of the Minnesingers and the Troubadours.
1	Wanted: a date, by man with a dime	Women want a man who can dance and has some money.
1	College Choir is now vested; has fifty members	College Choir will have robes for Sunday services; list of members.
1	The World This Week	Discusses Europe's turmoil, news on the Lindbergh kidnapping, and fighting in Spain.
2	Student thinks Library is more for visiting than for studying	Believes that many men use the Library only as a place to meet women.
2	Un-American is not anti-American	Discusses Professor Fagan's speech on the "American System" and private property.
2	Freshmen! Are you men or mice?	Considers seeming acceptance of freshmen for their purple caps.
2	Upperclaswoman proposes eight o'clock curfew for freshmen	Female student suggests an early curfew for freshmen so that upperclasswomen have a chance to meet some men and go on dates.
2	Student Council minutes	Considers May Day, bulletin boards, and class elections.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	Happenings at other campuses around the United States.
2	Chaos, fascism, or socialism is Thomas' choice for the future	Review of "The Choice Before Us".
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	"Slanting Lines of Steel" tells story of war correspondent	Review of book.
3	Frosh party next Friday night finds social prominence of class
3	Coming events	Upcoming events on campus.
3	Date set for annual publications banquet to be at Commons	Roster of speakers.
3	Bartlett Hall girls get helpful hints through new advisers	Advisors offer advice to new students.
3	Eleven sororities grant membership to eighty women	List of new pledges.
3	"Mexico City" theme of Thomes' lecture	At meeting of Romance Language Club.
3	Campus this Week	Campus news.
4	Panther Portraits	Athletic profile of football player William Schultz.
4	"Treasure Island" is new Regent picture
4	Cross country run event of Coe game	Interested track aspirants are encouraged to participate in the first 1 1/2 mile cross country event to be held at halftime of the TC-Coe football game.
4	Getchell presents views on science
4	Freshman team mocks Ypsilanti against varsity	Freshman football team practices against varsity to prepare the varsity for their upcoming game against Michigan State Normal.
4	Flash card system to be inaugurated	Women are being asked to hold purple and gold flashcards at the Michigan State Normal game to show their school spirit.
4	Richman defeated in faculty tournament	Finkenbinder defeats Richman in the faculty golf tournament.
4	Games for women are 'going British'	TC women are playing cricket.
4	Orville Nichols outstanding in Panther victory	TC's speed demon Orville Nichols helped the Panthers to a 18-0 victory over Cornell.
4	Men's athletic participation is nearly doubled	Almost two hundred students are engaging in sports on the TC campus.
4	Girls hike miles to explore quarry at end of tramp	Women's Athletic Association sponsors new activities program and the sports club begins hockey practice for women.
4	Panther ready for Ypsilanti tilt tomorrow	TC faces a challenge as they face Michigan State Normal at home tomorrow.