College Eye — November 2, 1934

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Announce prizes in after-dinner speech contest	Topic will be "The Younger Generation".
1	Houses will vie in decoration contest
1	Students obtaining free language help	Clara Mathis will tutor in French and Spanish.
1	Tutors will meet English debaters	David Grant and James Curtis will represent ISTC in fourth annual international debate; photo.
1	Dr. Bosley will preach on "Can life be planned?"	At CHIC.
1	Lambertson will go to forensic parley	At Iowa Forensic Association meeting.
1	Religious forum to be led by Dr. Bosley
1	Class officers to be elected; freshmen to choose Men's Union and Council members
1	"Teacher must sell herself"--Dr. Riebe	Professor Riebe outlines the good qualities of a teacher.
1	Bacteriology course will be taught at Rath Packing Plant	Professor Lantz will give course to chemists and lab technicians.
1	Hays will give song recital in leisure hour	Performance program.
1	Teachers College High to present one-act plays	Will present "The Pampered Darling" and "The Cross Stitch Heart".
1	Alumni and faculty to hear Perkins at state convention	Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins will speak to group.
1	Snake dance is set for 3:45 P. M. today	Will send off team to Simpson game.
1	Gopher journalists visit publications	Three student journalists visit campus.
1	Further school funds required; group urges continuance of federal aid to education	Professors Hart and Cram attend meeting.
1	Veterans will be guests of college at Homecoming tilt	American Legion members are special guests.
1	Pete Anderson, Mike Coleman head college flag-pole factory	Old wooden college flag pole had deteriorated; physical plant staff assemble new 100-foot tall pole.
1	The World This Week	Riots in Denver break out over discrimination, Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea companies reconcile their differences, and Japan's dispute over navy parity is being settled.
2	Student believes that both cheering and cheerleaders could improve.	Student believes that at there is not enough cheering at the football games and wants the students to show more pride.
2	Wanted: courteous manners	Expects more courtesy by men for women.
2	Give the band a hand	Student wants to let the band know how well they performed at the Dad's Day game even if the audience didn't show their appreciation.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	Happenings at other campuses around the United States.
2	Orchids to the Women's Band	Applauds the Women's Band for their efforts at Saturday's games but asks in the future for the Women's Band to stay next to the Men's Band.
2	Student Council minutes	Consider revised constitution and Tutor Ticklers applications.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Kappa Mu Epsilon initiation	List of initiates.
3	Life-size pictures to proclaim Homecoming	Will be exhibited in Cedar Falls and Waterloo stores.
3	Campus This Week	News around campus.
3	Homecoming coffee will follow game	Sponsored by Men's Union and Women's League.
3	Twenty percent of freshmen are reactors to T. B.	Indicates contact with tuberculosis.
3	Mrs. Beard lists campaign issues at A. A. U. W. meet	Study upcoming political campaign.
3	Band may go to Luther for game
3	Sorority dances relieve void on pre-Homecoming campus	Social calendar.
3	Miss Laura Falkler dies in Cedar Falls	Died October 31, 1934; brief obituary.
3	Coming Events	Upcoming campus events.
3	Sororities to hold fall term dances during weekend
4	Panthers lose to Kohawks, 7-0	TC loses as crowd shivers from extreme wind conditions at last weeks Dad's Day game.
4	Samson beats Cory in golf meet finals	Professor G. W. Samson wins the faculty golf tournament that was recently held.
4	Arliss featured in Regent attraction	Will show "The House of Rothschild".
4	Do freshmen have case of 'big head'? Read facts below	Survey of hat sizes.
4	Simpson gives viewpoint on Panther game	Upcoming game marks the teams' eleventh game against one another.
4	Wendell Wood wins first annual college cross-country run	Wendell Wood and Stanley Schmelling ran a close race last weekend during half time of the Dad's Day football game.
4	Freshman work on offensive for tilts with Coe, Luther	TC freshman players should be ready for upcoming games due to all their practices with the varsity team.
4	Editors speak to fifty students at publications dinner	Highlights of the dinner.
4	Panther Portraits	Athletic profile on Terry Olin, halfback of the TC football team.
4	Dying hero blesses wife and her lover who respected him	Will show "The Fountain".