College Eye — January 8, 1937

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1	This service is free: college once gave co-eds full instruction on what to wear, when to wear it	Quotations from catalogue outlining clothing for women in 1896.
1	Old Gold Beauty dance will have a sixth beauty	Judge will select sixth beauty from the dance floor.
1	Women students win over men in place for Honor Roll lists for fall term; seven per cent of women listed, with six and three tenths men	List of those on Honor Roll.
1	Baker residents grades are high in men's groups	Comparison of grades among various men's housing groups.
1	New laundry speeds the college wash	Quick description of new machines in Laundry Building; began operation January 4, 1937.
1	Nelson urges seniors to make applications	Those interested in graduate study should see Dean Nelson.
1	Psychologist to present lecture here on Sunday	Ethel Kawin will speak.
1	Gymnasium pool plans completed	Pool adjacent to Women's Gym will be 90 X 36 feet; room for five hundred spectators; should be completed by January 1938.
1	"The boys banged around all night, but I slept"---Lambertson's letter; debate team celebrated in Montreal on New Year's evening	Excerpts from letter on debate trip.
1	Dr. Guy Cutshall, Nebraska University, is chapel speaker	Will speak at CHIC on Christianity and cultural lag.
1	What's the news this week	Pictorial survey of campus news; photo.
1	Is hell week to be doomed to obscurity; Interfraternity Council faces consideration of this question	Matter referred to committee after questions arose about hazing.
2	Denison is selected for branch school	Ten members of the faculty will teach there.
2	Directory shows peculiar names	A look at unusual names in the student directory.
2	To the fellows---from a freshman girl	Advice to men on better behavior toward women.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Chips and Quibs	Campus observations; believes Old Gold Beauties should be judged on beauty instead of popularity.
2	College Eye assistant loses $100 by loyalty	College Eye staff member Charlotte Bidwell was not present at theater when her name was called.
2	Bureau of Research announces scores on recent tests	Placement test scores are available to students.
3	Mrs. Begeman ill
3	Bridge tournament planned by faculty	Sponsored by Faculty Men's Club.
3	Verploegh elected as new president of pep fraternity	Entertained by pledges.
3	Movie features new kind of man--T-man	Will show "Counterfeit".
3	4-H winner tells primaries of trip	Marietta Clause attends national meeting.
3	New issue off the press	New issue of Iowa Science Teacher published; several ISTC faculty and alumni are associated with the journal.
3	"Hell week" for sorority pledges means less dignity and more clothing	Brief description of hazing activities; list of initiates.
3	Professors' vacation lands spread from New York City to Old Mexico	Report on how faculty spent their vacations; campus social calendar.
3	Rotary Club meeting	Professor Robinson will speak.
3	Former student dies	Mrs. Julius M. Hanson, nee Thelma Louise Carroll, died January 3, 1937.
3	League picks theme for meeting here of women's groups	Will host women's governance groups.
3	Questionnaires are compiled by league	Survey on women's vocations.
4	Whitford frosh scrimmage varsity	Coach Mun Whitford's twenty-two freshmen scrimmaged against the varsity all week in preparing for the six intercollegiate games allotted to them.
4	Cyclones first team on 1937 Panther card	The Panther grapplers have their work cut out for them this season as they face Kansas State, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Cornell, Missouri, and Iowa.
4	Cornell masters on cub schedule	Twenty-two freshmen wrestlers have been practicing very hard under Coach Dave McCuskey and are ready for the wrestling season.
4	Theory classes sign contracts for lemon loop	Theory classes are opportunities for students interested in coaching.
4	Called Shots	New Year's resolutions for sports.
4	Panthers engage Pioneer cagers in return tilt	With the Panthers' first conference game out of the way, they will seek their first win against Grinnell tomorrow.
4	Birk, Finnegan star for North Dakota University in hard fought battle	1936 champions, North Dakota University, barely won against a revamped Tutor team, 25-23.
4	Amazon Antics	News about women's physical education activities.