College Eye — December 11, 1936

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Peace is subject of church service	Peace on earth will be topic of Harold Bosley's CHIC sermon.
1	Tutor debaters to make eastern holiday journey	Trip will extend as far as New York and Montreal.
1	Judges name six main "T. C. Fables" acts; sororities, fraternities, Playcraft Club selected winners of 'fables' tryouts	Quick description of the Tutor Ticklers featured acts.
1	Jack Benny, Fred Waring are among students' favorites	Students express radio program preferences.
1	Purple Pen calls for student work	Seeking book reviews, feature stories, editorials, essays, and other work.
1	"Eye" subscribers are spread over country	Has subscribers in twenty states.
1	College party is Thursday; music program, dancing, and basketball hook up to be features	Entertainment for the all-college Christmas dinner.
1	Christopher Morley admits blame for part of Wally-king trouble; writer tells young journalists of share in Edward's difficulties	Humorous account of Morley's acquaintance with the future King Edward VIII.
1	Eight busy days fill the calendar before vacation	Humorous suggestions for the last days before Christmas.
1	"Eye" Christmas issue to appear on Thursday	Will be published on Thursday rather than the usual Friday.
1	Pledges acclaim local policeman	Policeman helps pledges find sparrows.
1	Debaters embark to forensic combats with Iowa colleges	Will travel to Dubuque.
1	Coe game to be broadcast after Christmas party	Will hook up public address system in Commons.
1	Musicians to give Handel's classic Sunday; all members of music faculty cooperating in singing of "Messiah"	Performance preview.
1	World this Week	World news.
1	Geographer who speaks Monday Mussolini's friend	Profile of Marie Bentivoglio.
1	Forum committee announces series on foreign women	Professor Thomes will speak on Spanish women.
1	Lawrence Touchae wins first place in contest at Simpson	Results of recent debates.
2	Notice to graduates	Should arrange for Old Gold photos.
2	Universities use Watson's new text	Professor Watson's geometry textbook is used by several universities.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from other campuses.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Shakespeare writes of Wally and King long, long ago	Finds Shakespearean work relevant to the current situation in England.
2	Macy Campbell Club holds ladies night	Members will invite wives.
2	Chips and Quibs	Campus observations.
3	Musicians to hold a Christmas party	Will present games and stunts.
3	College Singers to present fourth annual carol service December 16	Brief description of the setting and music.
3	Kappa Theta Psi party
3	V. O. V. Sigma Phi	List of new pledges.
3	Wednesday night set as play time for all students	Everyone welcome for recreation.
3	Writers' Club reads poems and stories
3	Alpha Beta Gamma	Clara Holmgard pledged.
3	Dig out those rags to make a costume	For Mardi Gras celebration.
3	Primary kindergarten election	List of officers.
3	Westminster Christmas party	Will present nativity pageant.
3	Little Tutors Club to sponsor party on December 12	Will play a variety of games.
3	Mary Astor stars in college movie	Will show "And So They Were Married".
3	Christmas parties, dances, ring out old year of college social affairs	Campus social calendar.
3	Students attend play in Des Moines, Monday	Went to see production of "Pride and Prejudice".
3	"Just six days till" say Bartlett girls	Bartlett Hall women decorate their rooms for Christmas.
3	Pi Phi Omega party	Mrs. C. L. Jackson entertains.
4	Eugene Coon to interview men	Will interview men for YMCA camp work.
4	Miss Aitchison visits school	Alison Aitchison acts as consultant in Sioux City.
4	Lambda Delta Lambda	List of initiates.
4	Pi Tau Phi	Will hold Christmas party; list of pledges.
4	What hay baling at teachers college! Yes, now it's come to this	Science students make tiny bales of hay.
4	Presenting . . . . Women's sports	Brief news notes.
4	Commercial Club party	Will hold Christmas party.
4	Queer activities nearly over for 60 fraternity preps; no more rock searching and sparrow seeking after Sunday	Pledging activities nearing an end.
4	Beta Beta Beta	Emmett Polderboer spoke.
4	Orchestra Club present Yuletide concert Thursday	Concert program; list of performers and their work.
4	Charles announces college movies for the winter term	Movie schedule.
4	Broadcast babble	Radio program schedule.
4	4-H Club Christmas party
5	Nineteen embryonic Astaires enroll in tap dancing class	Nineteen men take part in tap dance class.
5	Students fancifully suggest choices for guest speakers to visit campus	Survey of student suggestions.
5	Two-week trip to New York is prize in essay contest	Run by national Panhellenic group.
5	Sigma Tau Delta	Lyss Calhoun and Lois Hamer pledged.
5	Moeller collaborates on new publication	On school management.
5	"Eye" shows women way to save money
5	"Long betrothal is bad": Morgan	Mildred Morgan offers advice on love and marriage.
5	Bar association announces contest	Cash prizes offered in American Bar Association essay contest.
6	Cagers seek second win against Coe	The Tutors try to break a two year basketball losing streak against Coe next week.
6	Tutors capture initial contest	Bob Curtis led the Panthers to victory over Grinnell, 22-18.
6	Grapplers begin conditioning under Coach McCuskey	Panther wrestlers began intense conditioning this week in preparation for this year's season.
6	Intramural wrestling matches scheduled for Monday; fifty novice grapplers to complete	The annual intramural wrestling matches will be held on December 14 and 15.
6	Theory cagers start practice	The first theory basketball players took the floor for the first time this season as practices got underway under the direction of Coach "Buck" Starbeck.
6	Called Shots	Basketball notes.
6	Whitford selects his first squad; picks twenty to stay	Coach Mun Whitford picked his freshman squad; cuts the freshmen basketball team from sixty to twenty.