College Eye — November 20, 1936

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Publications editors to attend national meet at Detroit	Attend meeting of National Scholastic Press Association.
1	"Odds are against 'Wally' being Queen," say English debaters in interview Monday	British debaters talk about England and Iowa.
1	Summer honor students named this week	List of those on Honor Roll.
1	Dr. Shailer Matthews, of Chicago University, is chapel speaker	Will speak on "The Religion of the Mature Mind."
1	College Eye will issue football extra after game today	Will be distributed as shortly after the game as possible.
1	Foreign news editor to talk on Russia Sunday evening	Joseph Barnes will speak; photo.
1	Tutor Ticklers theme selected; "T.C. Fables" is named this year's scheme	Many campus groups are working on acts.
1	When it's examination time at Teachers College---I'll meet you at the libe---maybe	Unaware of the College Eye candid camera, student tries to study for awhile, but ends up falling asleep; photo.
1	This week's news in pictures	Scenes from Femmes Fancy, Homecoming, and the debate; photo.
1	The Line	Campus gossip.
1	Bureau shows big increase in placement	1936 placement rate is 96%.
1	Newspaper advisers, students to visit, confer on campus	Conference highlights.
1	Gay and ray: student magazine	Highlights of the latest issue of Purple Pen.
2	Lambert elected Alumni president at meeting	Emma Lambert is president of the Alumni Association.
2	Aim. . . S. R. O. signs up!	Disappointed with attendance at Symphony Orchestra concert.
2	Chips and Quibs	Students enjoy good teaching.
2	Riding the hobby	Women's League will offer opportunities for students to participate in their hobbies.
2	Loan committee will consider requests	Interested students should file applications.
2	"Iowa as Michigan," says Dr. Boothe	Makes observations after visiting Iowa schools.
2	Library is observing book week now	Featuring children's books.
2	Ellen Richards Club meets	Featured round table discussion.
2	Faculty Men's Club hears Dr. Sage	Professor Sage talked about the Spanish Civil War.
2	The Soap Box	Urges students to enjoy their leisure time.
3	Freeman to show German films	At German Club meeting.
3	Senior recitals to be given on Tuesday	Jane Eby and Robert Morris will perform.
3	Hearst school patrons present play	In Gilchrist chapel.
3	Nursery school is ten years old	Held PTA meeting.
3	Secret mine figures in college show	Will show "The Mine with the Iron Door".
3	Annual fall style show to be held	Will model fall clothing.
3	Buffum family to Chicago	Professor Buffum will work at Newberry Library.
3	Officers elected at 4-H meeting	List of officers.
3	Camera Club meets	Considering purchase of new equipment.
3	Hobby groups begin weaving, line-cuts, knitting, carving	Women will begin work in December.
3	Council will sponsor box supper	Interchurch group will have meal.
3	Femmes Fancy saves campus from pre-holiday tedium; parties planned	Campus social calendar.
3	Women's Band gives first concert	Performance program; band has sixty-eight members.
3	Lutheran students to meet Sunday
3	Dr. Green speaks at meeting	Spoke to Kindergarten-Primary group on school health.
3	Stowaway Club holds meeting	Professor Riebe talked about student personality.
3	Kindergarten-primary groups to meet	Will hold buffet supper.
3	Freshman exams	Department of Physical Education for Women will examine feet of freshmen women.
4	Whitford coached team meets Pioneers	After losing to Coe last week, the Panther Cubs will try to get their act together as they face Grinnell on Saturday.
4	Theory mentors pick season's best gridders	Now that the theory league season is over, the coaches of the teams have chosen their "All-American" players.
4	Called Shots	Columnist picks best football players in the nation.
4	Tutor basketeers show prospect in initial drills	Although lacking size, the Tutors are a large team that should be able to be competitive this year.
4	Panther Frosh lose to Coe	The Teachers College freshmen were narrowly beaten by the Coe freshmen, 6-0.
4	Wear purple for the last time	List of football seniors who will wear purple for the last time when the Panthers take on Omaha; photo.
4	Panthers win over Maroons	The Panthers have a homecoming victory as they shut out Morningside, 6-0.
4	Panthers close grid season against a strong Omaha squad today	A victory for the Panthers will put them in a tie for third place, but a loss would drop them to sixth place in the final conference standings.