College Eye — February 14, 1936

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1 Women's League to elect 1936 officers List of candidates.
1 Sandburg fails to come; regrets it Railroads blocked by snow.
1 Magazine reprints article by Abbott On wasps.
1 Suter, Schrader, Beebee, Smith are chosen; final ballot count reveals first place winners in contest Brief profiles of most representative students.
1 Peterson talks on school financing E. T. Peterson advocates changes in financing arrangements.
1 Gutz and Jordan fill vacancies on College Eye staff Marian Gutz will be society editor; James Jordan will be sports editor.
1 Dr. Roy L. Abbott is chapel speaker
1 Love, hate, conflicts, and peace before footlights in play that is Scottish through and through Preview of "Spring O' the Year".
1 Teacher trailerites thrill actor Huston Students ride to Des Moines show in orchestra trailer.
1 Purple Pen to be distributed soon
1 Concert Band to present program Band was selected from Men's Band and Women's Band.
1 Thirty-eight to receive diplomas at term's end List of those who will graduate; there will be no Commencement ceremonies.
1 Women debaters leave for Denver forensic contest
1 New dormitory, Baker Hall, to open in June; new dorm houses 111 boys; modern facilities give comforts Description of new facilities; will feature daily maid service; rent will be $30 per term for a double room.
1 Executives, faculty will attend St. Louis national conventions Of NEA.
1 Leisure reading is discussed by Fagan Believes people read to get knowledge, to experience vicariously what they cannot personally experience, and to get spiritual solace.
1 Old man winter creeps in rooms--and do things happen then! My! Burst pipes, ruined tests, floating carpets are cold result Several offices flooded when pipes burst.
1 Debate tournament is postponed one week Due to bad weather and travel conditions.
1 Best reporter contest begins Will receive medals from Board.
1 Iowa journalists to assemble here on April 17 and 18 Iowa College Press Association will meet.
2 Journalism II class plans editorial page Credits for this issue of the College Eye.
2 To keep students awake or to induce sleep; that's the question; a few hints to professors who desire approval of students What students want in a good teacher.
2 Eyes of the past News from old college newspapers.
2 The Line Campus gossip.
2 Old Gold beauty receives proposal Dorothy Oleson receives marriage proposal.
2 Time served in hospital not dull Quick look at some of the services offered in the College Hospital.
3 College movie shows life in old Pompeii
3 George and Martha step from history to lead traditional ball Preview of the Washington Ball.
3 Aeolians to present annual concert in Auditorium Thursday Concert program.
3 All Methodist banquet held Saturday evening
3 Textile art on exhibit in vocational building Work by students of Professors Patt and Conlon on display.
3 Perrine to illustrate lecture with movies Will speak on modern communications.
3 Al Sky's players to provide music for inter-sorority dance
3 Critic in training accepts position Brief profile of Angeline Broffel.
3 Woman's Club hears program by students Sigma Tau Delta students entertain.
3 Women will "get their men" for Bartlett dance Dance preview.
3 Alpha Mayfield will be guest director of Waterloo chorus
3 Squabble (dance to you) and "Spring O' Year" feature week Campus social calendar.
3 Women's League has annual supper party About three hundred attend.
4 Phi Sigs nick ADA's; Xanhos win thriller in intramural race Xanho defeated Lambda Gamma Nu, 22-21; Phi Sigma Epsilon defeated the ADA's, 29-26.
4 Frosh five takes Deere team, 21-20 Freshmen defeated the John Deere semi-pro basketball team; individual scoring is posted.
4 Cyclones defeat Tutor grapplers Iowa State University handed a loss to ISTC, 15-11.
4 Panther quintet to meet Omaha University in last home conference contest; game marks Homecoming for John Baker, former Tutor coach John Baker, former TC football coach, will return to Cedar Falls as Omaha's head basketball coach.
4 Bison five drops Panther quint in fast game, 35-25 ISTC defeated by North Dakota State; individual scoring is posted.
4 Splinters--From The Bench Briefly comments on various sporting activities in and around the Waterloo area.
4 Cardinal cagers here tomorrow Omaha players William Nelson, Leo Peary, and Harold Johnk will travel to ISTC to face the Panthers; photo.
4 Conference standings Teachers College is at fifth place in the North Central Conference standings.