College Eye — February 19, 1937

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Supreme Court plan of F. D. R. upheld in classroom debate	Students debate in Professor Robinson's class.
1	Instructors say both yes and no on the question	Faculty continue to offer varying opinions on class attendance.
1	Holmes organizes booster club for those who write	George Holmes will use students with interests in journalism to write about college subjects.
1	Advance registration shows new increase	1137 students have registered; men register at a slower rate than do women.
1	Rural school news sent to graduates	Professor Slacks edits newsletter.
1	Carmen, opera, scheduled for March 11, 12; Bradley and Aupperle take leads in Gypsy presentation	Preview of the production; list of cast members.
1	Goetch on business in New Orleans	Professor Goetch is attending a placement meeting.
1	Our Grandpop's days are over	Quick look back at rules and regulations from earlier days.
1	Religious creeds is chapel topic	Harold Bosley will explain why religions need creeds.
1	Plans for Iowa press convention are under way	Plans include conference and dance.
1	College Eye staff exchanges places for present issue	Staff changes assignments.
1	Faculty trio at leisure hour; Hill, Searight and Ritter will entertain at Commons Sunday	Performance program.
1	Schmitt, McCague present senior recital Tuesday	Performance program.
1	Woman tells of early days here	Emma Bradley visits campus; recalls Old Gilchrist Hall scenes.
1	Candidates for new officers in women's organization picked	List of Women's League candidates.
1	Women of Germany are Hitler backers Schaefer declares	Professor Schaefer speaks on women in Germany.
1	Literary magazine goes to press	Survey of the contents of the next issue of Purple Pen.
1	Local student has strange hobby idea	Tommy Trow is growing one of his fingernails long.
1	Scene from Barrie's play slated here; German play is also part of next week's show by speech students	Play production classes will stage several dramatic scenes.
1	Plans complete for music meet early in March	Conference program highlights.
1	Debaters get first outside competition	Freshmen will debate at Dubuque.
1	Which blank next, Miss Johns?	Crowds of students gather in line in front of Ruth Johns desk for registration; photo.
2	Search reveals several students don't like cuts	Many students express opinions on class attendance policy; list of responses.
2	The Line	Campus gossip; humorous look at the current cut system.
2	What's where at the theatres
3	Exhibition of folk dancing is feature of annual festival
3	Activities of the faculty	News notes about faculty activities.
3	Cheney marries Denver resident	Betty Anne Cheney married Le Roy Frederick Halleck.
3	Whom does this egg belong to, and why?	Commercial Club will hold mock trial.
3	Tau Sigma Delta bans Hell Week; new merit basis	Fraternity outlines new pledge plans.
3	Five and twenty years are needed	New Quarter Century Club organized for residents of Baker Hall who are over twenty-five years of age.
3	Coon chosen head of industrial club	Eugene Coon will lead Industrial Arts Club; list of officers.
3	Campus movie to be "Come Closer, Folks"
3	Heart of hearts found at dance	Intersorority ball held in Commons.
3	Teachers High holds declamatory contest; Strayer is the judge
3	George and Martha will appear at annual affair tonight at Commons; Maurice Buckman's Orchestra provides rhythm for the celebrators	Preview of Washington Ball; list of organizers.
3	What is your favorite event	Students express their preferences for recent campus events and activities.
3	And that is how it came about	Supposed history of the term chow mein.
3	Society scoops	Quick news notes from around campus.
4	Rainbow league contenders start play-off soon	The Phi Sigs defeated Blake's Aces, 20-19, and Worms Wigglers lost to Xanho, 29-19, in intramural basketball last night
4	Fifty-four asked to turn out for spring grid drill	Coach Clyde L. (Buck) Starbeck is already getting ready for the next football season as he issued fifty-four invitations to players requesting them to report for practice at the start of the spring quarter.
4	Tutor Cubs win; face Coe next	Benny Taylor led the charge as the freshmen cagers won a decisive victory over Marshalltown, 40-19.
4	Grapplers seek third straight victory in last home tussle	The Panther wrestlers will be seeking their third straight victory as they meet the Tigers of Missouri tomorrow night.
4	Called Shots	Comments on football schedule and basketball team.
4	Tutor cagers close season with Coyotes and Cardinals tilts today and tomorrow	The Tutors will face South Dakota State and Omaha this weekend in a final effort to go above the .500 mark.