College Eye — January 17, 1936

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	A sample of 'Eyes' of the yesteryears	Some news from old student newspapers.
1	Burch elected as new editor of College Eye; board fills vacancy created by Adam's resignation in December	Brief profile of Leslie Burch.
1	Faculty members to address social science teachers	Many will participate in conference.
1	Dr. Paul to speak on Brookings survey	Sponsored by Kappa Delta Pi.
1	College Camera club to exhibit prints	Central Hall exhibit will feature many kinds of photos.
1	Palm trees and sidewalk cafes intrigue Tutor debaters on trip; New Year's Eve whoopee in Havana is long but not wild, Lambertson avers	Debaters talk about their trip to the South and to Cuba.
1	Harlan S. Miller to pick beauties at dance Friday
1	Alpha Chi's head list in scholarship	Ranking of fraternity GPAs.
1	News flash!	Voting for Old Gold Beauties is close.
1	Tutor debaters to enter three major tourneys
1	January 'Alumnus' now off the press
1	Tickler stage crew at work; modernistic scenery, novel lightning are features of '36 acts	Description of the staging of the show.
1	Concert orchestra personnel chosen	List of concert band members.
1	Miss Terry speaks at Writers' Club	Speaks on moral and immoral literature.
1	Dr. Hogrefe speaker at Sigma Tau dinner
1	Leisure hour to feature recital by Olive Barker	Concert program.
1	Miss Conlon speaks on room decorations at forum, Wednesday	Professor Conlon offers her suggestions.
1	Dr. Harold Bosley to speak at chapel
1	Campus tree takes its own life; makes "Believe it or Not"	Tree with encircling roots to be featured in nationally syndicated column.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Finnessy likes reading and talking politics	Profile of senior Austin Finnessy.
2	Lewis' "It's Can't Happen Here" portrays terror, dictatorship	Review of Sinclair Lewis' new book, "It Can't Happen Here."
3	Letter to the Editor	Claims that if the Supreme Court were abolished, the government would not receive more money.
3	Here's Men's Union list of who's who!	All TC men are listed as a formal invitation to the Men's Union dinner.
4	Fellowship to be given by Women's Prohibition Society
4	Eddie Cantor to award scholarship
4	"Work together," Reverend Fisk tells students	Excerpts from chapel address.
4	Hart leads forum over station WOI	On state support of public education.
4	Physical education bulletin is issued	Women's department publishes information on its alumnae.
4	Miss Thomes talks to Catholic Dames	Speaks on Spain and Spanish Morocco.
4	High school clubs present operetta	Will present "The Serenade".
4	Library floor slippery; Helen Huus breaks nose	Students slips in puddle and falls.
4	Do you remember?	Year in review of the most important events on campus in 1935.
5	Students entertain Independence club	Entertain Lions Club there.
5	Cooperative is Christian action Rev. Fisk states
5	Sororities practice etiquette at dinner	Part of laboratory project to teach etiquette.
5	Sorority pledges become actives after initiations	List of new members.
5	New hobbies added for winter term	Will feature puppets, block printing, and clay modeling.
5	Junior women have travel dinner party	Tables decorated to represent different countries.
5	Primary B. A. girls hear talk by Conlon	Speaks on children's drawings.
5	Revue "Top Speed" will show at Iowa
5	Conference delegates report to group at inter-church vesper	Report on attendance at meeting.
5	Sigma Alpha Iota to honor Miss Barker	Will hold reception.
5	Numerous campus activities to keep students active socially	Campus social calendar.
6	Tutor matmen drop opener; Iowa State grapplers take final five matches to win	Panthers defeated by Cyclones, 17-11.
6	Conference standings	North Dakota University stands at first place in the North Central Conference.
6	Leading Panther scorer	Junior John Tolan is pictured; photo.
6	Iowa coaches to convene Saturday
6	Frosh cage squad cut to fourteen	Fourteen freshmen men making up the basketball squad are listed.
6	Nodak five downs Panthers 43-31 in loop opener	ISTC defeated by North Dakota University; individual scores are posted.
6	Panthers meet loop foes in return games; South Dakota University and Morningside to play here	ISTC will meet Morningside tonight and South Dakota University tomorrow night for their fifth and sixth conferences games of the season, respectively.
6	Margaret Carnahan to sail for Brazil	Will teach in mission school.
6	Little Tutor five drops fast tilt to Grundy Center	Teachers College High School defeated by Grundy Center, 30-25.
6	Women's sports	Students and faculty in the Department of Physical Education for Women attended the W. A.. A. convention at Coe College; College Club formed for sports activities.