College Eye — November 23, 1934

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Dr. Bosley to speak on individual gospel
1	"Faith and patience imperative for peace of Europe"--Dengler	Excerpts from remarks by Paul Dengler.
1	College classes will be short Wednesday	In preparation for Thanksgiving vacation.
1	Smiles, pep wanted for Tutor Ticklers	Seeking acts for the show.
1	Bender talks on physical training to forum group	Professor Bender talks about physical education as part of the college curriculum.
1	Variety of activities planned for winter	Brief schedule of winter term activities.
1	Teachers debaters speak to Rotarians	In Oelwein and Belle Plaine.
1	Grads to hear Commencement talk by Abbott	Commencement program; sixteen will graduate.
1	Turkeys to strut at dance tonight
1	Tests are scheduled for "Bohemian Girl"	Will depart from usual custom of having two glee clubs put on the show.
1	Mayfield to sing at high school assembly	In Cedar Falls.
1	'Green Pastures' will be read by Edwards here December 4	Profile of Davis Edwards; photo.
1	Liquid structure is like crystal's, Stewart declares	G. W. Stewart speaks at conference here.
1	Six partake in finals of speaking contest	Winners receive cash awards.
1	Time may come and time may go, but the rules go on forever; students fifty years ago abided (?) by strict regulations	Quick look at student regulations then and now.
1	Erbe to preside as toastmaster at grads' dinner	Program for the dinner.
1	Formal dance to be on December 7
1	Commons will close for vacation period
1	The World This Week	News from around the world and the United States.
2	Remedy for routine	Believes some teachers put too much emphasis on organization and routine.
2	La-dees and gentlemen! In this shell-hole the tattooed soldier	Comments on proposal to tattoo soldiers to aid in identifying them.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses across the United States.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Marx's philosophy characterizes present period, student believes	Student comments of possible prophetic nature of Marxism.
3	Kappa Deltas induct twelve at Commons	List of new members.
3	V. O. V. honorary member	Wife of Professor Igou made honorary member.
3	Cram named on national education by-laws assembly	Appointed to NEA committee.
3	Cecilian Glee Club initiates members	List of twenty-one new members.
3	Old Gold wants all senior pictures now
3	Campus Fashions	Students are told that even with limited funds, matching a color scheme in your dress is very important.
3	Two sororities to hold their dances during weekend
3	Art exhibit will be shown in December	Scholastic Magazine exhibit will be here.
3	L. S. A. talk	Arthur Holm will speak.
3	Lathams to be at home to graduate	Will host graduates and faculty.
3	Advance enrollment attracting 100 daily	Hoping to avoid rush at beginning of term.
3	"Turkey Strut" saves campus from pre-holiday doldrums	Campus social calendar.
3	Coming Events	Upcoming events on campus listed.
3	Play materials are discussed by group on pre-school study	Mothers and teachers hold discussion.
4	Wonder who will be the most valuable Tutor athlete in 1947?; bronze plaques tell sports history since 1929	Plaques installed in Men's Gymnasium list most valuable athletes.
4	Untitled	Will lead forum discussion.
4	Thanksgiving friendly	Virginia Miller led Presbyterian meeting.
4	Frosh lose to Coe Cub 7-0	Freshman lose their first game of the season to Coe College.
4	Panther end home games by winning 32-2	After a season of working hard, the team won a 32-2 victory over Morningside College.
4	Window frames replaced at gym	Old windows had deteriorated.
4	Frosh plays Norse there tomorrow	Freshmen team will play the first game against Luther; varsity will follow with their last game of the season.
4	Untitled	Professor Skar will speak to Commercial Club.
4	Beverly LaDage wins annual decathlon	Junior Beverly LaDage captures the win scoring 5647 points in the ten events.
4	Panther Portraits	Profile of TC tackle Donald Blue, who, prior to coming to TC, had never played football.
4	Variety is spice of S. R. E.	Quick look at the work of some of the 167 students involved in the program.
4	Last grid game will be played with Norsemen; Tutors battle to remain undefeated in loop	TC plays its last game of the season this weekend and will end their season with a third place finish in the Iowa conference.