College Eye — January 11, 1935

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Page	Title	Summary
1	Wanted: reporters for the College Eye
1	Alpha Chi Epsilon leads fraternity scholastic race	GPA for the fraternities.
1	Bosley will speak on "What is Man?" at church service
1	Students plan oral reviews; will give weekly talks on current literary best sellers	Schedule of book review sessions.
1	Bridge tourney sponsored by Blue Key Men	Open only to men.
1	Debate team touring South spends new year's in Mexico	Don Barker gives his impressions.
1	Faculty members talk on WSUI, WOI	For Iowa Child Study Club.
1	Hess will give 'cello concert	Profile of Hans Hess.
1	Sage will speak on Europe at religious forum
1	Women like men who wear tie pins
1	Alumni bureau moves into new quarters	Description of new quarters in Old Gilchrist Hall.
1	Charles family visits Piney Woods school on vacation	Description of the school and its program.
1	Honor Roll for fall announced	List of those honored.
1	Strayer expected to return Monday following illness	Delayed in New York by influenza and death of a friend.
1	Cornell quintet here tomorrow	Cornell is expected to be TC's biggest challenge of the season.
1	Lambertson, Robinson to debate January 29	Will debate issue of naval equality.
1	The World This Week	World news.
2	Wrong number, please	Annoyed with frustrating wrong numbers.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
2	Students do the quizzing	Professor Buffum like the conference plan as a supplement to ordinary classroom instruction.
2	"Every day is Saturday" not exactly an every day book	Recommends the book, "Every Day is Saturday" as a book worth reading.
2	How's your IQ (idea quotient)?	Gives several examples of how following through on ideas can get you more in life, and that teachers are a great example of this.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Women dominate social activities with femmes dance, probation	Campus social calendar.
3	Coming Events	Upcoming events on campus.
3	Social committee of Women's League reveals program	Will sponsor bridge, dinner, and teas.
3	Announcement made of Ebel engagement	Eloise Hanson will marry James Ebel.
3	Four collections of textiles to be shown at Vocation Building	Sponsored by American Federation of Art.
3	Intramural sports begin for women
3	Jacobson to discuss crime at next forum	S. C. Jacobson will speak.
3	John Baker is wed to Marian Dowsell	Married December 26, 1934.
3	Women fill parlors waiting for dates for Femmes Fancy	Tips for women as they pick up their dates.
3	Faculty vacations spent in travels	Survey of faculty Christmas travels.
3	Probation ends for fifty women	List of new pledges.
4	Ruegnitz sees Mexico in vacation travels	Visited archeological sites and museums.
4	Omaha University added to Panther basketball schedule	Omaha added to TC's schedule when both schools joined the North Central conference.
4	Arliss' latest role strikes opposites	"The Last Gentleman" now playing.
4	Mat men upset Wisconsin team	TC trounces Wisconsin, 55-6, in first mat of the season.
4	Coach Whitford cuts freshman basketball	TC freshman team is reduced to sixteen players.
4	Pederson, Kimerlin lead Tutor scoring	Pederson sets new record of twenty points.
4	Intramural entry deadline date set for January 16th
4	'Wednesday's Child' is next college movie
4	Panthers beat Norse 36-32 in exciting game	TC unleashed a fast-breaking offense to win their game over Luther.
4	Notes from the press box
4	High schools to hold Iowa cage tourney here	TC will host 1935 high school tournament.