College Eye — January 18, 1935

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Inter-frat council names Johnson prexy
1	Myron Russell to lead leisure hour of music; construction and history of instruments to be discussed	Professor Russell will also lead a band.
1	"Little wrong with modern law" says speaker at forum	S. C. Jacobson talks about the causes of crime.
1	Mach, Denny lead in bridge tourney	Winners will challenge winners of the student contest.
1	'Pupils my most valuable lessons'	Profile of Hans Hess; photo.
1	Professors give low-down on Teachers College higher-ups; consensus reveals traits possessed by good student	Professors note characteristics of a good student.
1	Sage discusses class conflicts before forum	Professor Sage contrasts conditions in Europe and the US.
1	Tutor Ticklers adds two acts to its routine	Add comedy and musical acts.
1	"Argument from scars" is chapel service subject	Harold Bosley will speak.
1	Start relaxing--men's play night will soon be due
1	Roe-Cloud to speak on Indian culture	At Presbyterian supper.
1	Victor Bovee chosen copy editor of "Eye"
1	Faculty debate is deferred two weeks	Debate between Professors Robinson and Lambertson delayed.
1	C'mon up and work for us sometime	College Eye seeking staff.
1	Speech try-outs to be held in Neo hall	Opportunity to represent ISTC in forensics contest.
1	Abbe's experiences in Russia reviewed by Mary Lou Mitze	Reviews book by James E. Abbe.
1	Writers to consider national membership	Writers' Club considering becoming a local affiliate of The Literary Workshop.
1	Twenty teams enter Blue Key bridge tourney	List of entries.
1	The World This Week	News around the World.
2	Reviewer finds Ruth Suckow's "The Folks" monotonous book	Book review of "The Folks".
2	Debaters play possum and discover what's in the pot	Find that pots are for laundry.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
2	The facts of life	Students on TC might enjoy a class on married life.
2	Coed thinks programs should have been on the program	Believes Femmes Fancy dance should have had programs.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Campus This Week	News around campus.
3	Checks mark spot where bid is made	Bridge tips.
3	Sigma Tau Delta elects candidates	Roster of new candidates.
3	Activities of small groups strive to round out weekends	Brief summary of group activities.
3	Coming Events	Upcoming events on campus.
3	Three dances fill weekend	Campus social calendar.
3	Romance Language Club hears talk on Paris student life	Professor Lillehei speaks of student life.
3	Roller skates whirr as girls take spins on new equipment	Women enjoy skating in the gym.
3	Letha Vinall gives senior voice recital	Performance program.
3	Three sororities end probation; initiate pledges	List of initiates.
4	Tutors to face eight grid foes in 1935 season	TC 1935 season won't be underway until October 5 when it meets rival Cornell College.
4	Cornell downs Panthers, 37-25
4	Cornell downs Panthers, 37-26	Despite Maurice Carr's spectacular play, the Cornell team still slid past to a victory.
4	Anne Shirley plays in Regent picture	Will show "Anne of Green Gables".
4	Wrestling team bolstered for Iowa encounter	Previously injured wrestler Bruce Warner will return; gives TC high hopes for the season.
4	Ping-Pong meet to begin today	Twenty-four players enter the Y. M. C. A. table tennis tournament.
4	Tutors to face eight grid foes in 1935 season	1935 football schedule.
4	Sage recounts Saar plebiscite chances in forum discussion	Excerpts from Professor Sage's address.
4	Panther Portraits	Profile of TC basketball guard Maurice Carr.
4	Organizations attention	Old Gold picture schedule.
4	Panther quintet plays at Sioux City Saturday	TC will play Morningside.
4	Meet with Cornell yearlings carded for frosh matmen	Freshmen contenders for the wrestling team have been practicing in preparation for their meet with Cornell.
4	Football squad will be guests at college movie	TC team will attend football movie, "Gridiron Flash".