College Eye — December 2, 1935

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Fall graduates number eleven; receive diplomas and degrees from college office	List of graduates; no Commencement ceremony will be held.
1	Sale of Purple Pen expected to be 450
1	Simpson prepares for "The Messiah"
1	Nearly 600 Tutors continue schooling after graduation	Survey of those who go on to advanced study.
1	Stuffing pelican is among hobbies of education faculty; education professors tell how they spend their spare time	Faculty talk about the ways they use their spare time.
1	Menke to play for sophomore Cotillion Friday
1	Tutor Ticklers of past years beautiful, droll	Brief review of earlier variety show performances.
1	Tutor cagers come from varied spots	Survey of home towns.
1	Dorothy Thompson, traveler, lecturer, newspaperwoman, to speak here Wednesday; has spent several years in England, France, Italy and Russia	Speaker profile; photo.
1	Panthers open 1935-1936 basketball card against Kohawk quintet Friday; powerful Coe team is first home appointment of Tutor five	ISTC will face Coach Forrest Rittgers' strong Coe team.
1	"Financial ills bring marital grief"--Wood	Judge George W. Wood speaks in Professor Thompson's family class.
1	Kappa Delta Pi will initiate 16 Tuesday	List of new members.
1	Bevan buys 18 malteds; may go into business	Treats men who scored touchdowns.
1	Ten are initiated into Blue Key at recent ceremony	List of new members and committees.
1	"Who Is A Christian?" topic at next chapel
1	Burch writes prize ad in class contest	Wins prize.
1	McCuskey returns to coach Panther wrestling squad	Fully recovered from surgical operation.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Do oaths of allegiance cast doubt on teacher?	Discusses the proposed allegiance oath that teachers would have to take.
2	A plea for prep newspapers	Claims that high schools should have better publications.
2	Misunderstanding concerning Student Loan fund discussed	Committee requires time to investigate applications; the fund is not for emergencies.
3	Eleven selected in tryouts for Playcraft group	List of new members.
4	Statistics show small cage team	With twenty-one men out for the basketball team, the average height is six feet, a slightly shorter team than in past years.
4	Pre-medical test to be given Friday
4	Are you a hitch-hiking Hattie?	Notes risks of hitch-hiking.
5	"Last Days of Pompeii" is latest Iowa movie
5	Donald Aupperle to give voice recital Thursday evening	Performance program.
5	Lutheran students name term officers	List of officers.
5	Untitled	Neva Radell writes textbook.
5	Campus life takes on new zest following five days of vacation	Meetings and activities planned.
5	Dr. Albion King to speak here; will lecture Wednesday on "The Psychology of Drunkenness"	Speaker profile; photo.
5	Five travel on holiday	Five faculty were out of town over Thanksgiving.
5	Wesley Players become national dramatic group	Group will become known as Wesley Players.
5	Progressive scheme featured in dinner for senior women
5	Appreciation party held for Dr. Powell	Oral Interpretation class surprises Professor Powell.
6	Railway Express lugs baggage like valet	Ad on the virtues of Railway Express.
6	Panthers wind up successful grid season; victory over Dakota Aggies gives Tutors perfect loop record	ISTC defeated South Dakota State, 22-13; Panthers finished the season with a 4-2-2 record.
6	North Dakota Ags win North Central loop championship	North Dakota took first place in the North Central Conference with an undefeated season.
6	"Let 'Em Have It" is college movie
6	Panthers down Jackrabbits in gridiron finale; Nichols returns opening kick 80 yards as Tutors win 22-13	Panthers finished the 1935 season with a win against South Dakota State.
6	Bricklayers, hodluggers battle for Tournament of Roses bid; daily noon hour grid tussle is men's dormitory classic	Results from men's football competition that occur regularly over the noon hour.
6	Gridders enter winter sports	Football players will now switch sports to compete in basketball and wrestling.