College Eye — February 5, 1937

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Debaters come to campus for Brindley meeting	Students from seventeen high schools will participate.
1	Judges name "Noah's Lark," "Flashes from Nineties" as winners	List of Tutor Ticklers winners.
1	Make-up seeks to help nature	Professor Strayer gives advice on applying make-up.
1	Play production staff gives "Kind Lady" as midwinter drama; scene is rich English home; Margaret Stoddard portrays Mary Herries, lady misled by beggar	Preview of the play; list of cast members.
1	Sloan names women committee members for March meeting	Plan for state meeting of women's governance organizations.
1	Drama shop saw tangles clothing	Woman's clothing becomes entangled in saw.
1	Wescott's poem read over CBS	Poem entitled "Somehow' featured on poetry broadcast.
1	Students say favorite courses run from Philosophy to Methods; one student confides that she likes course because it's easy	Students talk about their favorite classes and why they like them.
1	He holds the beauty ballots	George Yates will judge the Old Gold Beauties tonight; he is the head cameraman for the Des Moines Register; photo.
1	Untitled	Money raised from Tutor Ticklers will be given to Student Loan Fund; photo.
1	Untitled	Woman receives dinner pail for Boilermakers Brawl; photo.
1	Mrs. Halvorson is forum speaker	Will speak on women in England.
1	Council accepts rules proposed for Hell Week	Initiation activities will be limited to fraternity houses on Friday and Saturday nights; activities will recognize priority of education and will not bring disrepute to fraternity or college.
1	Advance registration starts February 15
1	Ganz music to be offered at noon concert; Student Council forms group to acquaint students with solos	Profile of Rudolph Ganz.
1	Men prove prolific writers in College 'Eye' poets contest	All contest contributors thus far have been men.
1	More students tell yes and no of cut system	Students give views on class attendance policy.
1	Subject of drink will be discussed at chapel, forum	Harold Bosley's sermon topic will be "A meditation on drinking".
2	Mr. McCavick's prints placed in exhibition	In Iowa City salon.
2	New Joe E. Brown film hit comes to Regent theater	Will show "Polo Joe".
2	Teachers delegates attend convention	List of nine students who attended Kappa Delta Pi meeting.
2	Charles finds men students travel more	Professor Charles reveals the results of his survey of travel among his students.
2	Delta Phi Delta	Halene Hudson pledged.
2	Local student's speech presented	LeNore Dippel's speech appeared in a collection of after-dinner speeches.
2	Open wide the door!	Would like parts of the Commons open more hours for recreation.
2	Buffet vs. toboggan	Unhappy with priorities of campus recreational activities.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Chips and Quibs	Campus observations.
2	Guess who	Chalk-plate portrait of a professor, drawn by Aletha Wilkey Macy; drawing.
2	See you Tuesday	Urges students to cheer at basketball game.
2	Penalty for seeing "Hamlet"	Believes receiving a late penalty after returning from seeing "Hamlet" in Des Moines is unjust.
3	Several sororities and fraternities entertain at winter dances this week
3	Literary Club will hold "Open House"	Sigma Tau Delta and Writers' Club will entertain.
3	Off-campus girls' party	Will have dinner together.
3	What's Where at the Theaters
3	Bridge	Four pairs entered in tournament.
3	Killer turns doctor in Saturday's movie	Will show "The Man Who Lived Twice".
3	Committees picked for Washington Ball
3	Pi Theta Pi	List of pledges.
3	Camera Club	Hoping to organize.
3	Students of Holst and Freeman give recital next week	Performance programs.
3	Officers nominated for Women's League	Roster of nominees.
3	Valentine motif for inter-sorority dance given February 13
3	Snyder will explain makeup application	First of series of meetings for women.
3	"For All Our Sakes" free film Sunday	On sexually transmitted diseases.
3	Big moment for beauty candidates occurs at Old Gold dance-Commons	Campus social calendar; description of dresses of Old Gold Beauty candidates.
3	Tin pails ready for Boilermakers' Brawl	Preview of the dance.
4	Matmen encounter Wisconsin Tomorrow	The Tutor wrestlers are favored over Wisconsin since they have won the last six meetings with them.
4	Cagers meet Coe on Tuesday in home finale	The Tutors are seeking revenge against Coe because the last time these two teams met Coe squeaked out a victory by one point.
4	Cornell masters to face Tutor squad Wednesday	Cornell has the advantage over the Tutors since they have won seven of the eleven times these two teams have faced each other.
4	"Beans" Top Black"; ADA's lead white	Only four teams are left in the intramural basketball tourney with Lambda Gamma Nu and A. D. A. being the favorites to move on to the final game.
4	Amazon Antics	News about women's sports; may seek new name for column, since some women resent the Amazon stereotype..
4	Cub five whips Marshalltown J. C.	The cubs took an early lead and never looked back as they won their first game of the year over Marshalltown Junior College.
4	Spindlepins retain perfect loop record in lemon loop	Theory basketball coaches are discovering what it takes to become a coach; theory basketball league is in its second week.
4	Bison aggregation outscores Tutors in league battle	Coach Arthur Dickinson's Panthers fought hard but couldn't pull out the win as they lost, 28-23, to North Dakota State.
4	Called Shots	Believes completion of swimming pool may present possibility of intercollegiate swimming; basketball statistics.