College Eye — February 1, 1935

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Tutor Ticklers attracts throngs to first night's "nonsensored" performance	Review of the show; photo.
1	Leisure hour to feature drama	Professor Strayer will present series of characters.
1	Coccus keep dates at crossroads, too	Professor Lantz's class finds bacteria in Crossroads.
1	They sent 'em home dancing!	Dancing chorus preformed in Tutor Ticklers variety show; photo.
1	Supper dancing at Commons planned	Student Council will sponsor weekly dances.
1	Bridge tourney nearing finals
1	Former students' poems published in national magazine	Work by four alumnae appears in The Rectangle.
1	Developments in the Far East is subject at religious forum	Professor Hunter offers views on Japan.
1	New catalogs go to 15, 000	Fifteen thousand college catalogues for the summer session will be printed.
1	V. O. V. act rescued by good old gook	Have difficulty making 1890s style shoes.
1	"The Gondoliers" is campus high school operetta
1	Bosley announces subject of chapel and Sunday hour	Will speak on Lincoln and religion.
1	Finlayson reviews "Pitcairn's Island," South Sea story
1	Euterpeans to give concert Thursday	Concert program.
1	Cast is named for winter play "Far Off Hills"; comedy relates story of Irish family in tiny Irish town	List of cast members; preview of the play.
1	Coed bares record of glamorous past	A senior woman says that she has had 285 dates while in college.
1	Debate teams will match wits in two collegiate debates	Schedule and roster of competition.
1	The World This Week	News events from around the world.
2	Which is the more honorary, Kappa Delta Pi or Blue Key?	Student expresses opinion regarding the attention given to Blue Key and the lack of attention given to Kappa Delta Pi.
2	Reader believes two-minute rule should be re-adopted	Would spread men around better.
2	"Will supervision always be with us?" student inquires	Student believes that campus organizations such as the Student Council need less supervision and interference from faculty.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
2	A better testing system for Teachers College	Discusses changing the examination system at TC to a comprehensive form for some tests.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Lambertson elected to speech society	Joins speech correction association.
3	Dr. Bosley addresses joint gathering on educational freedom	Describes limits on freedom.
3	Five fraternities pledge fourteen	List of pledges.
3	Problems of taxes given to A. A. U. W.	Several faculty members discuss taxes.
3	German one-acts cast this week	German Club will present three plays.
3	Icy paths provide coed's locomotion	Students are enjoying the winter conditions.
3	Go to France for a nickel, Wednesday	Romance Language Club will show movie.
3	Biology fraternity adds seven students	List of new members of Beta Beta Beta.
3	Inquiring reporter learns about life	Students seem not to be well informed about national affairs.
3	Indian reservation teacher lectures for Primary Club	Matilda DeBeck speaks.
3	"Unemployed youth in college"--Charles	Professor Charles believes that young people who were formerly in the workforce are now in school.
3	Campus this Week	Professors Fahrney and A. C. Fuller are attending conferences.
3	Epsilons just can't forget schoolwork	Dance programs were little notebooks.
3	Tutor Ticklers absorb interest along with men's intramurals
3	Coming Events	Upcoming events on campus.
4	Freshman solves coconut problem	William Fowler solves puzzle.
4	Western State is Homecoming rival this year	Schedule of special football game events.
4	Frosh basketeers play second game	Freshmen play Conrad Tigers.
4	Redmen, Norse next opponents of Tutor quint	TC hopes to start a winning season Saturday when they play Simpson College.
4	In the corner--Blackie and Jim!	Janitors compete to clean wrestling mat.
4	Wrestling champs crowned in intramural tournament	Lambda Gamma Nu leads Xanho in wrestling intramurals, 19-17.
4	Tutor matmen trounce Tigers	TC overcomes Missouri for another victory.
4	Tutors drubbed by rejuvenated Pioneer quintet	TC faces its third straight defeat of the season.
4	Scott triumphs in YMCA ping pong tourney	Defending champion Everett Scott comes from behind to win the ping pong tournament.
4	"Broadway Bill" cast million dollar array
4	Local businessmen to cheer for Tutor five	Chamber of Commerce will attend the next TC basketball game in hopes of encouraging some cheering competition.