College Eye — November 15, 1935

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Scrap the Constitution?; this week we tell about Tutor debaters; Boysen and Sorensen to uphold honor of Purple and Gold	Paul Boysen and Raymond Sorensen will face British debaters; photo.
1	Legion sponsors Armistice Day program	Brief description of the ceremonies.
1	Hovey resigns from College Eye staff; to attend Minnesota
1	Rollins writer of week's best story	On review of leisure time address.
1	Shades of Caesar to stalk stage in Tutor Ticklers	Planning underway.
1	Flash! Governor Herring to visit campus	Will attend football game.
1	Dancing lessons offer practice and things	Classes have been offered since 1929.
1	Story about publicity book (some fun)	Schedule of publication for department bulletins.
1	Play casts announced; studio production will be presented by students next week	Class will present scenes from "The Importance of Being Earnest" and "Till the Day I Die"; list of cast members.
1	Fahrney talks on constitutionality at forum	Speaks on intent of the framers of the constitution.
1	"Girls register sooner than boys"	At this time 515 women had registered for class and only 121 men had.
1	Snyder and Telleen to represent T.C. in speech contest	At state peace and extempore contests.
1	Fry's band to play for rec dance
1	To College Eye readers	Announces experimental issue of the paper; might presage a daily newspaper.
1	Life and laughter lie within pages of Purple Pen	Quick look at the contents.
1	What's the matter with T.C.? "YOU ARE!" declares reader in criticism of campus spirit; school spirit requires human beings says M. Spurlock	Comments on the lack of school spirit at ISTC.
1	Not aggressive enough, girls?; you made men what they are today--you heah me?	Claims that certain women at ISTC want only to date men who are in fraternities, sports, or I-Club.
2	The vanishing pedestrian	Comments on the alarming rate at which automobiles collide with children.
2	Here's more line	Poem about a teacher who daydreams of leaving the classroom behind in exchange for brighter places.
2	Faculty members write The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Girdle? Grrr!	Comments on a poem discussed in his literature class, and papers turned in by his English I students.
3	Strayed! Blue gentian among the corn rows	Professor Lantz finds unusual flower.
3	Sigma Alpha Iota pledges three	List of pledges.
3	Campus this week
3	New waves, curls decorate the girls	Beautician speaks to women.
3	Inter-church sorority tea
3	Twenty-two take pledge vows of Phi Chi Delta	List of pledges.
3	Inter-church Council to sponsor matins	With Thanksgiving theme.
3	Art League	Mildred Rice spoke.
3	Lassies show laddies frolicsome evening at Femmes Fancy Friday	Review of the dance.
3	Lull after Femmes Fancy filled with parties, debate, and dances	Meetings and activities planned.
3	Parties planned by fraternities, sororities	Description of parties.
4	Six Orchesis members are to make debut at Waterloo dinner	Performance program.
4	Untitled	Lillian Goodwin is financial secretary in Washington.
4	Untitled	Department of Science acquires equipment for measuring alternating currents.
4	Purple Arrow elects six (6) new members	List of new members.
4	Students see modes in window drapery	At Waterloo store.
4	Panthers tie Grinnell, 7-7; stout scores on pass to overcome early lead	Panthers scored a touchdown in the fourth quarter to tie Grinnell College.
4	"Overcoat" bridge, "fifty-fifty" ride feature Coe trip	Account of trip to Coe College for football game.
4	Article by Fahrney printed this month	On Horace Greeley.
4	Untitled	Professor Wolfe appointed to national music education position.
4	Juvenile library to offer display during Book Week	A look at some of the books that will be on display.
4	Phys. Ed. girls drop dignity; learn all about kid games; idea is to prepare themselves to know the youngsters	Students actually play children's games.
4	Leadership parley to be on campus next week end	Meeting for high school leaders.
4	Scientists gather here tomorrow; conference groups to see exhibits, hear talks by specialists	Will hold conference on teaching of the sciences.
4	Faculty members give views on cheating and ways of "getting by"	Professors Denny and Riebe talks about trends in and methods of cheating.
4	Reviewer thinks you should see new college movie
5	Members and guests of child study club hear radio lecture	Campus pre-school group meets.
5	Teachers College forensic feats break into print	National magazine recognizes work of Delta Sigma Rho chapter.
5	Geography students map Cedar Heights	Will show land utilization.
5	Alexander discusses conditions in Haiti	Arch Alexander spoke in Waterloo.
5	Wellborn discusses war situation	At International Relations Club meeting.
5	Who are the best teachers? Critics won't say, but give a few hints; men and women students O.K. but fourth graders outshine both	Critic teachers offer their observations of good teachers.
5	New material sent to alumnus who is teaching in Orient	Sends teaching material to Mabel Reid, who is in Burma.
5	Writers' Club met yesterday (that is--reporter says so)
5	Second annual Panhellenic essay contest announced
5	American Red Cross welcomes services of college graduate
5	Rabbi Baron to be speaker on Sunday	Rabbi Joseph L. Baron will speak; photo.
6	North Central standings
6	Tutor cubs play Pioneer freshmen here today at 3	Freshmen will compete against Grinnell College.
6	A's defeat B's in first theory game	Discusses the results of the first round of intramural football competitions.
6	Tigers trip little Tutors, 21--0 in annual battle	TCHS defeated by the Cedar Falls High School team.
6	Panther cub airs views of ups and downs of freshmen football	Freshmen comments on the strong points of freshmen football.
6	Iowa to have double feature next week
6	Tutors battle Sioux in first conference tilt; dope favors Panther squad to win away from home the week-end	ISTC will open their conference season against Morningside.
6	Women's sports	Ruth Nykvist won the women's tennis tournament; briefly comments on the field hockey game and the women's soccer game.
6	Huv picks Illini over Buckeyes	Comments on college football, and makes his picks for the season.