College Eye — March 1, 1935

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Placement rank among highest; Goetch reveals percentages on return from NEA convention	Ranks among top seven per cent of teachers colleges in placement.
1	Important	Graduates should report for placement information.
1	Aeolian concert to be presented this Wednesday	Concert program; list of members.
1	Bosley will reply to age-old query "What is prayer?"
1	Students to romp at folk festival
1	"The Bohemian Girl" will be presented March 14 and 15	Preview of the opera.
1	Playboys book cruise on S. S. Excambion for summer trip	Campus Playboys will make Mediterranean cruise.
1	Todd rates laurels in faculty bridge tournament finals	Results after fourth evening of play.
1	Candidates for graduation are to be guests at series of Commencement functions	March Commencement program.
1	Orphans once romped on spot where Crossroads club meets; Central Hall then housed Civil War veterans' orphans	A look at Central Hall at the time that the orphans lived there.
1	Mrs. Allen Urges "brotherhood of man" in speech	Urges friendship between nations.
1	Women's League sponsors speech	George Stoddard will speak on vocations for women.
1	Stray dog becomes buddy of wrestler	Jimmy Steiner adopts stray dog.
1	Watson copy reader on book of tables
1	First "Eye" of spring term out March 11th
1	Mathematicians to convene here for parley March 16	Conference program.
1	Engle's optimism upheld by Faust at oral review	Alice Faust reads from Paul Engle's poetry.
1	Science and religion discussed by Lantz at religious forum	Attempts to reconcile extreme positions on both sides.
1	The World This Week	News from around the world.
2	Compulsory etiquette	Student feels that all freshmen should be required to take an introductory class in manners.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
2	Quality, not quantity	When students graduate, are they really qualified for their area of specialization?
2	Insect tide	Some schools fear communist influences.
2	Students frozen out at dances; wants host to break the ice	Some feel that the recreational dances are becoming too cliquish and there should be students appointed to welcome people to the dances.
2	Thinks Coe band looked best	Believes that the women's band should have uniforms for indoor performances.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Matilda DeBeck tells story of Indian school experiences; teacher spends her winter "vacation" going to school	Has been teacher in Turtle Mountains of North Dakota.
3	Campus this Week	News from around the campus.
3	Twenty-one co-eds pledge Phi Chi Delta at Commons dinner	List of pledges.
3	Pi Omega Pi holds initiation tonight
3	Lutherans plan week of church activities	Include sleigh party.
3	Catholic students have discussion	At dinner in Commons.
3	Nine girls initiated into Purple Arrow	List of initiates.
3	Sorority mixed volleyball features set-ups and bumps; men murmur excuses as the collide with coeds
3	Tests overshadow activities; only graduates will revel	Brief description of social activities.
3	Coming Events	Upcoming events on campus.
3	Sorority, fraternity dances are planned for tomorrow night
4	Pioneer cubs trim frosh basketeers	TC freshmen showed a lack of skill in their final game against Grinnell, losing 41-22.
4	Lambda Gamma Nu, Alpha Chi Epsilon tie in court finals	Lambda Gamma Nu and Alpha Chi Epsilon tie for the intramural basketball championship and will play a two out of three game playoff.
4	Panthers come from behind to defeat Simpson	After trailing most of the game, TC claims their second victory over Simpson, 34-31.
4	Sports shorts	Briefly comments on basketball player Maurice Carr and his final game for TC.
4	Tutor matmen bow to Cornell in season final	TC loses final home meet of the season, 19-9.
4	Annual Panther relay carnival to be April 20	Last year's relays brought in four colleges and 224 high school athletes; most are hoping for even more for 1935.
4	Panthers play Omaha in cage final Saturday	TC player Kenneth Kimberlin will be forced to watch his final game from the bench due to conference rules forbidding athletes more than four years of play.
4	Yearling wrestlers drub purple frosh	TC freshman wrestlers perform well against Cornell with a 33-5 victory.
4	Morgan, Tobin star in "By Your Leave"
4	Coe rallies to beat Panthers	TC leads game but drops to Coe in the last five minutes to lose, 33-29.