College Eye — November 8, 1935

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Modern features re-new Gilchrist
1	Julano Oleson is MGM beauty winner
1	Women's band will present concert on Thursday afternoon
1	Tutor Tickler takes theme from history; Rutherford Rogers named co-director for coming production
1	College symphony orchestra to give concert Tuesday
1	Training school presents plays
1	Campanile chimes player has her styles, trials, and tribulations
1	Britishers used humor in past debates in U.S.	Description of the British debating style.
1	Wellborn to speak on Ethiopian war	At International Relations Club meeting.
1	Story of a story that isn't a story
1	Exercises for fall graduation to be omitted this year	Will not be held for first time since 1928; may have only two Commencement ceremonies per year.
1	All rules off in next week's "Eye"; staff courts holiday issue	November 15 issue will be composed of student contributions, not staff work.
1	Bureau announces placement scores	Students may check their scores.
1	Conard to speak at science conference here next week-end	H. S. Conard will speak; conference highlights.
1	Journalism class "takes over ship" to put out this issue of "Eye"	A quick look at how the class did their work.
1	Miss Lillian Rhodes added to staff of arts department	Brief profile; will succeed Iris Branagan.
1	Wright to go with Guernsey exhibition	Will take show to Alaska.
1	Cartoon printing is made in new style	Description of new form of printing.
1	Beginners in dancing make good progress	Large group attends Professor Michel's lessons.
1	Official notice	Armistice Day class schedule.
1	Purple Pen goes on sale next Tuesday	Features thirty-three pieces by twenty-eight writers.
1	We must plan leisure time--Dr. J. B. Nash; noted traveler and writer addresses meetings Wednesday	Gives advice on use of leisure time.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Progress; college grows during past seven years, offices, buildings, campus improved	Quick survey of campus construction over the last few years.
2	Strike up the band	Encourages students to give the two debaters from Britain an American welcome.
2	Student forum	Claims that the Commons lounge is rarely open because students litter and misuse it.
2	Interviewer brings out the inner thoughts of students	Students talk about their likes and dislikes.
3	Fraternities and sororities are to have dances
3	Untitled	Has been ill.
3	Local waiter is set right in case of mistaken identity	Rose Hanson mistaken for Ellen Richards.
3	Music students present recital	List of performers and their programs.
3	Untitled	Paul Weaver pledged Alpha Chi Epsilon.
3	Femmes Fancy holds limelight of coming social affairs	Campus social calendar.
3	Social science group elects new members	List of new members.
3	Leavitt almost fails to present a sermon	Person who requested the sermon did not leave name of church.
3	String trio opens professional season	Will perform around the state.
3	Inter-fraternity to hold smokers
3	Men are center of stage today; Femmes Fancy	Description of the dance.
4	Office records show more men on B. A.	Quick look at enrollment in some of the degree programs.
4	Abbott debunks Post's muskrat	Notes that animal identified as a muskrat is really a opossum.
4	Physical education majors read "Baby Book" faithfully; alumnae children pictured in a unique album	Attempt to prove that the activities in which physical education majors are involved are not detrimental to child-bearing and rearing.
4	Students need not tax their brains; machines available	Many find adding machines a great time saver.
4	Boys outnumber girls three to one!	Enrollment in Campus School kindergarten shows more boys than girls.
4	Play Day pictures shown to critics, nursery teachers	Watch motion pictures of the event.
4	Untitled	Byron Lambert is acting head of the School of Engineering at the University of Iowa.
4	Untitled	Neva Radell will work toward doctorate at New York University.
4	Campus artillery moved; munition is sold as junk	Brief history of the cannon; balls will likely be sold as scrap iron; cannon will be moved closer toward the Auditorium Building and placed on a solid base.
4	Poulter, explorer, to speak in Waterloo	Tickets available on College Hill.
4	Basic human ideas due to astronomy, avers E. E. Watson	Professor Watson outlines views on value of the study of astronomy.
4	Names of authors regale cataloger	Rowena Edwards notes some of the unusual names she has come across in the course of cataloguing books.
4	Sunday sermon to feature Armistice
4	National Book Week is November 17-23
4	Weird effects reign at T.C. High party	Description of Halloween party.
5	Campus janitors in their rounds prefer co-eds	Janitors talk about the messes that they find in campus buildings.
5	Registration for winter term will begin next week	Registration procedures.
5	Untitled	Professor Conlon has influenza.
5	Untitled	E. W. Goetch will speak at placement association meeting.
5	Untitled	The Reverend C. M. Crowell will speak to Theta Epsilon.
5	Study table work holds "D" pledges	Alpha Delta Alpha hold study table for pledges with low grades.
5	Publication accepts Abbott's article on "My Golden Diggers"	Will publish article on wasps.
5	Best story of last week credited Colby	Story by Julian Colby judged best.
5	Snake, tarantula campus newcomers	In Department of Science.
5	Double feature to begin Sun. at Iowa	Will show "Goose and the Gander" and "Harmony Lane".
5	Obliging pranksters give "Eye" reporter Halloween schedule	Pranksters tell about their pranks.
6	Sport Shorts	Briefly comments on the football team, school spirit, and the new tennis courts and suggests a women's football team.
6	Men's swimming pool to be open Sunday
6	"Affairs of Cellini" is tomorrow's movie
6	Notice to subscribers	Keep staff up to date on address changes.
6	Panther Portrait	Profile of blocking back Keith McCabe; photo.
6	Fathers take a bow	Fathers of the football players were introduced during halftime of the Dad's Day football game against Simpson College.
6	New tennis courts soon to be ready	Awaiting installation of nets.
6	Net tourney finals may be next spring	The final match of the Haddox tennis tournament between Stanley Reeves and Harry Johnson has been delayed because of inclement weather.
6	Women's sport
6	Champlin leads Panther scoring with 25 points	Halfback Johnny Champlin holds top scoring with 13 points for the season; Orville Nichols is in second with 12 points.
6	Frosh gridders to meet Pioneer cubs	Freshmen will compete against the Grinnell College freshmen team.
6	Little Tutors, Tigers to meet in annual grid battle Monday	Freshmen will play against the Cedar Falls High School team.
6	Panthers to meet Grinnell tomorrow; Johnson lineup shifted the past week to oppose aerial attacks	ISTC will travel to Grinnell to compete against Grinnell College.
6	Panthers outplay Simpson Redmen on Dad's Day	ISTC defeated Simpson College, 32-7.