College Eye — January 22, 1937

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Current events course planned	Will be announced in 1937-1938 catalogue; two year students must take two terms; four year students must take four terms.
1	Teacher's pay is going up, figures show	Rose four per cent over previous year, but still below pre-Depression levels.
1	Frosh debaters vie for place on team soon	List of freshmen who will compete.
1	We may not have long faces but they say we're serious; observers report students as they appear today	Campus observers talk about the demeanor and earnestness of college students.
1	Close vote for beauties marks second day's poll; "Ranks may change"--Weaver; shifting among candidates with fewer votes greatest	Voting continues for Old Gold Beauties.
1	Fagan says use of English determines correct standards	Professor Fagan does not believe in language affectation.
1	Fraternity men express opinions about Hell Week	Men interviewed seem opposed to hazing.
1	Slips that pass in the type	Corrections to earlier articles about Tutor Ticklers and Old Gold Beauties.
1	Final week of rehearsals for "Fables" starts; Mother Goose is the keynote of newest edition of vaudeville	A look at rehearsals for Tutor Ticklers.
1	Bosley to talk on "Value of Prayer"	At CHIC service.
1	Mrs. Woodhouse named the conference speaker for Women's League	Will speak at gathering of Iowa Women's League association on campus.
1	"Eye" sponsoring contest for all student poets	Rules for the contest.
1	Co-eds beat men in usage test	Women have higher scores in social usage test.
1	Faculty make comments on cut system; favor change, but vary in the plans for reform	Faculty seems split on class attendance policy.
1	Local instructor tells of college days at Cornell with movie star; Moore, of English Department says Tone has no "acting personality"	Professor Moore talks about going to school with Franchot Tone.
1	Women's team enters western debate tourney	Four women will compete in Oklahoma.
1	Nelson urges seniors to make applications	For graduate study.
2	An alumnus speaks	Has questions about the value and relevance of the social usage test.
2	What is newspaper verse?	Believes that newspaper verse tends to be lighter in tone.
2	Chips and Quibs	Campus observations.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Blacks stars as Tutor team wins the first loop tilt	Darrel Black made a half court shot in the last two seconds of play to win the game against South Dakota State.
2	Amazon Antics	News about women's physical education; wide variety of activities in physical education classes.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses across the country.
2	Here's to a freshman girl	Appreciates women with courage to speak up.
2	Orchids for officers	Congratulates senior class officers on their job with the Senior Prom.
3	Faculty Dames Club	Will meet.
3	Big fun tonight! All invited to the annual "Clambake"	Should enjoy Play Night activities.
3	Tutor high seniors have winter party
3	Mrs. John Speer honored	Louise Hearst Speer will be honored at Campus School, where she taught; home for visit to mother.
3	Chemistry students meet	Discuss recent reading.
3	Biology Club	Meets.
3	Blue Key names regulations for bridge tourney
3	Recreational dancing	Before basketball game.
3	"Craig's Wife" to be next college movie
3	Campus School students hold declam contest
3	Reynolds and Alderman reign at senior prom	Jean Reynolds and Dean Alderman are royalty.
3	French film slated for return showing	Romance Language Club will show "La Meternelle".
3	Brueckner to speak at math conference	Leo J. Brueckner will speak.
3	Westminster social hour	Will discuss Communism.
3	Chemistry Seminar	Will view two educational films.
3	Rho Epsilon Rho decides to choose nine new members	Seeking six women and three men; may buy sweaters.
3	Fashion hints	Suggests knitting suit.
3	Horn, piano, solos played in recital	List of performers.
3	Miss Mayfield speaks	To Kappa Pi Beta Alpha.
3	Miss Aitchison to speak	Will speak to Religious Forum on women in Russia.
3	Charles speaks	To Dunkerton PTA.
3	Dr. Geiger speaks at meeting	Of Beta Sigma Phi.
3	Play night and sorority parties head social list this week-end	Campus social calendar.
3	English groups to entertain writers	Open house for students interested in creative writing.
3	Bridge fiend grips men of the faculty	Faculty men have started a bridge tournament.
4	Baker brings his cagemen to meet Dickinson's five in loop conflict Monday	The Tutors might have a chance for another victory when Omaha, still searching for their first conference win, comes to town.
4	Purple and gold basketeers to seek revenge in game with potent maroon quintet	The Tutors will have a chance to reach .500 if they beat Morningside tomorrow night.
4	Battle of century in North Gymnasium	Coach Mun Whitford teaches a boxing class Tuesday and Thursday mornings.
4	Tutor five drops game to Maroons	The Panthers lost their second conference game to Morningside last Saturday, 25-22.
4	Frosh cage and wrestling schedules are completed	The freshmen wrestling and basketball schedules are complete and will consist of four basketball games and two mat meets.
4	Lemons ready to swing into action	Theory basketball tournament expected to get underway as soon as the pairing of teams is done.
4	Champions win first contest in I-M league	Eight teams are left in the intramural basketball tournament as the second round will get underway in the Men's Gym tomorrow.
4	Grapplers meet second Big Six foe in wildcats	After losing to Iowa State by a point, the Tutors faced another tough team as the played Kansas State last night.