College Eye — February 15, 1935

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Symphony to play for leisure hour	Will perform Arthur Hartmann composition.
1	Tri Beta magazine will be published	Will feature articles on all branches of science.
1	Preps vie for speech prizes	Representatives from fifteen Iowa high schools will be on campus for the Brindley event.
1	Students plan for Mardi Gras; Romance Language Club will sponsor gay carnival	Students should attend in costume.
1	Bosley will inquire at chapel service, 'why be religious?'
1	Panthers tangle with Omaha U. Monday; strong cardinal aggregation to open North Central loop relations with Tutor quint	TC and Omaha both joined the North Central Conference.
1	Time changed for Washington Ball	Curfew changed to 1AM, due to basket ball game.
1	Debaters harvest honors, anecdotes	Women won five of seven contests in Denver, Colorado.
1	Social relations to be discussed at next forum	Mrs. Edward Allen will speak.
1	Star pupil and teacher	Brief profiles of Coach Dickinson and player Maurice Carr; photo.
1	Personnel course planned for spring	For those who wish to participate in freshman counseling next fall.
1	They're practicing to be professors	Odd things found in library books.
1	Rich characterization delights firstnighters at "Far off Hills"	Review of the play.
1	Forum jury acquits Mr. Grand opera of malicious charges	Present mock trial on value of opera.
1	Resolved: "That faculty luncheon take place more often"; reporter regaled by noon hour devotions of professors	Excerpts from debate between Professors Lambertson and Robinson on naval equity.
1	Cole leads faculty bridge tourney in the third round
1	The World This Week	News from around the world.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
2	You missed the point, Parson	Poem written by a student from another campus is meant to be sarcastic but the sarcasm is too subtle for college students to grasp.
2	Student says faculty should respect parking regulations	Students angry that faculty members are leaving their cars all day in the fifteen minute parking area.
2	Too much tap dancing tires him	Student annoyed by the amount of tap dancing in the Tutor Ticklers variety show.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	New Thorndike dictionary fills need for simplicity and clarity	Review of the dictionary.
3	Untitled	Professor Buffum reads paper on radio.
3	"Meager, distorted news is European lot"--Hutchinson	Paul Hutchinson speaks on the European press.
3	Women life savers to parade ancient swimming apparel	In water show.
3	Untitled	Professors Wild and Mendenhall spoke at West Waterloo High School.
3	Two hundred couples expected at dance	With Valentine's Day theme.
3	Campus This Week	Upcoming events.
3	Coeds can dress smartly on nothing	Offers course in clothing selection.
3	Dr. Nelson talks on physical education's place in social life	Hopes that physical education will be come part of curriculum in all schools.
3	Miss Rosenberger to present violin recital on Monday	Recital program.
3	Regional Lutheran body elects Telleen	Myrtle Telleen elected president of regional group.
3	Tutor Ticklers' books are closed in black	Will turn over $235 to Student Loan Fund.
3	World could not wage good war, says Hutchinson	Paul Hutchinson states views on war.
3	Basketball day plans prepared by athletic group	Women's Athletic Association sponsors a girl's high school basketball play day.
3	Inter-sorority squabble and drama slated for weekend entertainment	Campus social calendar.
3	Coming events	Events around campus.
4	Rumor has it that:	Coach Dickinson plays the saxophone.
4	Record crowd sees Panthers best Maroons	Maurice Carr leads team to a 47-38 victory by scoring twenty-two points himself.
4	Tutor frosh drop tournament finale to Schukei cagers	Waterloo team dominates game, 44-26.
4	Tutor matmen are outgrunted by Gopher team	TC held led throughout the meet but lost, 18-14.
4	Freshman cagers play preliminary	TC freshman play Independence Junior College.
4	McLaglen, Gilbert head comedy cast at Iowa theatre	Will show "The Captain Hates the Sea".
4	YMCA tankers splash out win	Y. M. C. A. swim team captures annual carnival intramural victory.
4	Favorites fall in intramural cage tourney	Lambda Gamma Nu was expected to win but were defeated by an improved Y. M. C. A. team.
4	Frosh matmen show strength in initial meet	TC freshmen wrestlers make a clean sweep of every match over Grinnell.