College Eye — February 7, 1936

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Invitation issued to teachers for music conference
1	Kappa Theta Psi wins loving cup	Judged best of six main acts at Tutor Ticklers.
1	Applicants wanted for staff positions	On College Eye staff.
1	Students will frolic at annual play night in Men's Gymnasium
1	Debaters from twenty towns to meet here	For Brindley competition.
1	A bit of Scotland to come with "Spring O' The Year," winter play; young love, family feud featured in dramatic production	Preview of the play.
1	Abundant life is topic of Eastman at chapel service	Fred Eastman will speak.
1	Carl Sandburg, Chicago poet, to speak in Auditorium Monday; writer to give program of his original verse; will strum on his guitar	Profile of Carl Sandburg; photo.
1	Sandburg's poetry is expression of mood; "Fog" one example
1	Coal, coal, coal, and yet more coal	Power plant has been burning an average of fifty tons of coal per day during January; seems to be an adequate supply on hand or on the way.
1	New Purple Pen now in making	Magazine is at printer; brief survey of contents.
1	Fagan will speak at forum Wednesday	On leisure reading.
1	Teachers College faculty committee picks Who's Who	Student Welfare Committee makes selections.
1	Miss Terry speaks to forum on poetry; reads noted works
1	Changes in college faculty beginning with spring term; Petersen, Humiston granted leaves; Jopson added for science
1	Who are most representative? Students to decide issue at Crossroads election next week	List of candidates.
2	New college bulletin lists recent changes	Includes campus and curricular changes.
2	Girls of Ellen Richards Club get big kick from social welfare work	Women assist families on relief.
2	Why vegetate?	Encourages students to get involved in student organizations because of the numerous benefits they would receive.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	'Eyes' of the past	News from old college newspapers.
2	Do we agree?	Claims that Teachers College ranks very high when compared to other schools of its kind across the United States and Canada.
3	Bosley to discuss sin and sinners	At CHIC.
3	Japanese student to be speaker at Methodist banquet	Takeshi Nakajima will speak.
3	Kappa Mu Epsilon	List of four new initiates.
3	Women and faculty will be entertained by league at dinner
3	Ticklers staff are guests of Phi Sigs	At informal party.
3	Hart and Fuller will broadcast over WOI	Will speak on support of public education.
3	Girls map plans for inter-sorority dance; committees selected
3	Three read for writer's group
3	Thrills, romance in latest college movie	Will show "She Couldn't Take It".
3	Inter-frat dance and women's party top weekly calendar	Campus social calendar.
3	Girls, here's what to wear for frat dance	Suggestions on appropriate attire.
3	Cagney, O'Brien at the Iowa in 'Ceiling Zero'
3	Eight music students featured in recital	List of performers.
3	Hurst to play at inter-frat dance tomorrow night
4	Little Tutor five drops 40-22 game	Teachers College High School was defeated by East Waterloo, 40-22.
4	Curtis passes Tolan; takes fourth place in league scoring	Bob Curtis takes fourth place in the North Central Conference for individual scoring with seventy-nine points for the season.
4	Conference standings	North Dakota teams are tied for first place, both having undefeated records for the season.
4	Soph center tops mates in scoring	Robert Curtis takes first place from John Tolan in Panther individual scoring.
4	Alpha Chi, Xanho fraternities top intramural race	Results are posted from intramural basketball competition.
4	Gopher grapplers turn back Tutors by 18-12 score	ISTC was defeated by the University of Minnesota.
4	Tutor matmen meet Cyclones; three undefeated Panthers risk records against Iowa State	Panthers will travel to Ames to compete against Iowa State University, whom ISTC has never defeated on the mat.
4	Panthers play loop leaders tomorrow; Tolan lost to quintet for Saturday's game with N. Dakota State	Forward John Tolan will not play in the game against North Dakota State due to a knee injury.
4	Tutor quintet drops two contests with North Dakota teams	ISTC defeated by North Dakota University, 31-23, and North Dakota State, 52-29; individual scoring is posted.
4	Have yet to taste defeat	Raymond Cheney, Davis Natvig, and Ivan Moore, all undefeated wrestlers, will hold the 135, 105, and 126-pound spots, respectively; photo.