College Eye — October 19, 1934

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Barker and Hill in first leisure hour	Performance program.
1	Dads to attend festivities here next weekend	Schedule of activities.
1	Mach points out value of "B. O." ads	Professor Mach talks about advertising.
1	Simmons takes pines in women's singles	Championship title goes to Jeanette Simmons in the women's tennis tournament.
1	Young Democrats of third district meet	Governor Herring spoke.
1	"D" letters will not be mailed; change in handling of reports announced this week	Instructors will file letters with college office instead of with the Dean of Men or the Dean of Women; letters will not be mailed to parents.
1	Movie appreciation discussed by Ohio University speaker	Edgar Dale talks about the study of film.
1	Air brush installed in Old Gold office	Will be used to improve quality of photos.
1	Hanson has operation at Rochester clinic	Condition still serious.
1	Corley Conlon will speak at leisure hour	Will speak on print making.
1	Behrens will play for social dance	Everett Behrens Orchestra will play.
1	Teachers debaters meet at Iowa City	Discuss Upton Sinclair.
1	Welfare committee tables class issue	Considers matter of class elections.
1	Seventy-four rate high English scores	Released from taking introductory English classes; 127 will need to take English 0.
1	Frosh to have red letter day at annual frolic	Highlights of the Freshman Frolic.
1	Student publications banquet on Tuesday
1	Coming dance now is a "ghost gallop"	Will receive dads as special guests.
1	Kentucky educator lists teaching aids	Jesse E. Adams spoke on campus.
1	The World This Week	Comments on the miners in Hungary, the mail fraud trial, and statesman Raymond Poincare dies.
1	Charles Hill to be soloist at services	At CHIC.
1	Homecomers to see old friends in fall drama	List of cast members; cast will consist of students who have had drama experience; will present "Criminal at Large".
1	Harrington notes change in trend of crime reports	Harry F. Harrington speaks on criminal activity.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	Happenings at other campuses around the United States.
2	Student urges daily newspaper reading for liberal education	Student questions why others do not know what is happening in the world around them.
2	Student Council now dictating policies of a democratic school	Student wants to know what will be the next thing to go since the recent decision to abolish the freshman and sophomore class elections.
2	Student despises pep meetings as artificial and unintelligent	Student comments on the annoying pep assemblies and students who get rowdy.
2	Forums provide practice in the art of open discussion	Urges student participation in forum discussions.
2	Sign collecting disease invades campus; writer suggests cure	Student complains about other students taking posters from publicly displayed areas of campus and keeping them for themselves.
2	Towards emotional maturity	Comments on a Yale professor and his comments on leaving certain topics out of the classroom because they are controversial; believes new ISTC philosophy courses will help bring students to emotional maturity.
2	Esprit de "corpse"	Comments on the lack of enthusiasm among women at the games and proposes that there be a designated cheering section.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Three-year old sorority enters Hellenic League	Brief history of Epsilon Phi Epsilon.
3	E. S. T. C. and I. S. T. C. seem to be twins	Compares ISTC with Eastern State Teachers College in Charleston, Illinois.
3	Bartlett girls hold formal breakfast	Use autumn theme.
3	Express packages give us all thrills	Railway Express service is valuable for students.
3	Women's League sponsors activities for coming month	Schedule of activities.
3	Campus this Week	News around the campus.
3	"Ghost gallop" on Father's Day adds to activities of weekend	Social calendar.
3	Coming events	Upcoming events on campus.
4	Small towns pulse with Ann Harding in 'Vergie Winters'
4	Hinson upsets Black to enter Haddox finals	Hinson moves on to the Teachers College tennis tournament finals.
4	Offense clicks; Panthers beat Ypsilanti 33-0	This was the most decisive defeat ever chalked up between the two schools.
4	Panther Portraits	Athletic profile on William Chambers, who is a member of the football and wrestling teams.
4	Tutor quintet to open card with Grinnell	Coe, Grinnell, and Cornell are non-conference teams and are being added to the list of games to be played against the basketball team this season.
4	Yearlings learn Kalamazoo plays	Freshmen team has been learning the plays of the Kalamazoo team to help the varsity practice for their upcoming game.
4	Panthers get big send-off to Kalamazoo	TC travels to Michigan for their first away game of the season.