College Eye — December 21, 1934

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1 Peace and quiet, dates, parties on slate for vacation Students talk about their Christmas vacation plans.
1 Judges select eight acts for Tutor Ticklers; student show rehearsals will begin soon after vacation Brief description of acts.
1 Fullerton presents choir instruction plan to Dakotans Professor Fullerton makes presentation to one thousand teachers in South Dakota.
1 Lounge for clerical employees is opened after redecoration ON second floor of Old Gilchrist Hall.
1 Glee clubs present old Yuletide carols Cecilians and Minnesingers will perform.
1 Nursery School advises giving of "To-do-with" toys for children Professor Brugger talks about toys.
1 Purple Pen sponsors second annual story writing competition Will be campus sponsor of national contest.
1 Fuller speaks to Chicago alumni unit at dinner meeting Talked about campus changes.
1 Sage will speak on Saar vote at Thursday forum
1 College rebuilds grounds in 1934; alterations, repairs change appearance of buildings Description of changes to the campus.
1 Education students to write stories on teaching problems Assigned to write short stories based on teaching problems.
1 Mueller to present senior viola recital Program for Ruth Mueller.
1 Button-eyed feline is born at request of drama maestro Students construct stage prop.
1 Strayer discusses play production in drama periodical Professor Strayer is associate editor of The Cue.
1 Paul Hutchison to discuss war signs in Europe
1 The World This Week World happenings.
1 "Jesus saw glory and wretchedness of mankind"--Palmer Excerpts from address by Albert A. Palmer.
1 Fahrney mentioned in new history text For aid in preparation of text.
1 Teachers College moved forward in 1934, year's record indicates Review of important events of 1934.
2 I've got to work Discusses the idea of having a job while in school.
2 Hooray for self-government Student feels students don't have enough power in student government and that faculty make the decisions; this is why students don't vote in elections.
2 An educated man Marks of an education person.
2 Campuses from Coast to Coast News from campuses around the United States.
2 The Line Campus gossip.
2 "The economy of abundance" Book review.
3 Brunette is not funnel, 'Tis found Humorous errors made when asking for chemicals in the lab.
3 Women's League tie vote to be adjusted at executive meet Eileen Ferreter and Ardys Smith tie.
3 High School artists' exhibit is presented Scholastic Magazine display.
3 Fifty men search for cats, then join six fraternities Hazing ends for this group; list of new members.
3 Uniforms and fraternities cloud co-ed's view of basketball game A woman's impressions at a basketball game.
3 Students compose Campanile carols Professor Ruegnitz's class composes carols; some are played on the Campanile.
3 College closes for holidays as gala Christmas parties pervade campus A look at campus Christmas parties for 1934.
3 Pi Beta Alpha Club initiates at dinner List of initiates.
3 One hundred twenty in placement tests
3 Coming Events Upcoming events in campus.
3 Physical education group sings carols As part of Christmas party.
3 Orchestra Club gives concert in Gilchrist Performance program.
4 Panthers drop league battle to Quaker five TC loses, 21-20.
4 Crippled Tutor matmen leave for Wisconsin
4 North Central adds Panthers, Omaha to loop TC is added to the North Central Conference and the track team will be the first to try for a championship in the new conference.
4 Baker announces big intramural sports program
4 Placement report on 1933-34 graduates Breakdown by kind of position secured.
4 Twenty-nine survive frosh basketball cut Seventy freshmen men reported for the first call of freshmen basketball practice; the tryout squad was recently cut to twenty-nine.
4 Watson's text used by 62 colleges in U. S. Text on freshman mathematics widely used.