College Eye — February 18, 1938

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Old Gold sales record-breaking	Sales are two hundred ahead of last year; Marion Tonsfeldt has sold 270 copies.
1	Tentative graduate list announced	Fifty-two expect to graduate at end of winter quarter.
1	Faculty men vote on three proposals	Considering how to use $1100: for scholarships, for lecturers, or for hosting visitors to campus.
1	Debaters to travel to Des Moines	For state tourney.
1	Many "early birds" register	Over 1200 have registered early.
1	"Living" tests of religion	CHIC sermon topic.
1	Tutor grapplers face Nebraska here; last home game tomorrow	Panthers have never lost to the University of Nebraska.
1	Pen poetry page features the men	Roster of contributors; has been published for ten years.
1	Drama offers "Call It a Day"	Preview of the play; photo.
1	Cogitations	Appreciates the lighting used for the wrestling match.
1	Seerley Hall plastered; paint next	Description of the new building; will be at least two months before it is ready for use; photo.
2	Campusmacks	Paid advertisement by Mack's containing news from the TC campus.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Reel Dope	Mixture of movies and campus events.
2	Mr. McIlroy, Mr. Hoxie	Responds to a letter written by Baird McIlroy in the February 11 issue of the College Eye.
2	Disgust and invitation	Responds to a letter written by Baird McIlroy in the February 11, edition of the College Eye.
2	Reviewing the News	News from around the country and the world.
3	Armory redecorated; ready for parties	Cedar Falls building ready for parties.
3	Methodists dine	W. G. Bollinger spoke.
3	Former student is guest poet	Margaret Ball Dickson visited Colorado.
3	German Club	Will meet; Edwin Ball will speak.
3	Identity of Martha and George still unknown	Will be revealed at dance; photo.
3	Marriage forum proves popular	Speakers will discuss marriage and homemaking.
3	Lambda Delta Lambda	Stanley Simonsen and Ralph French initiated.
3	Pi Omega Pi	List of initiates.
3	A Corner for Coeds	Fashion tips for women.
3	Frolickers meet for folk fest Thursday night	Will demonstrate folk dances.
3	Tutor Ticklers hold sucker hunt party	Party for those who helped with the show.
3	Bennett-Greten swing band plays tonight; fraternity men return sorority courtesy	Photo.
3	No let down of activities for Greeks	Description of parties and dances.
3	Chemistry Seminar	Stanley Simonsen and George Hughes will speak.
4	Pipers nick Tutors, 33-30	Panthers lose final home game to Hamline University.
4	Curtis leads Tutor scorers	Bob Curtis has scored 170 total points during the season.
4	I-M eliminations start tomorrow; final round to be held next week	Team standings and individual scoring totals for intramural players.
4	Conference race enters final stage	TC holds first place in basketball after defeating Morningside.
4	Tutors triumph	Panthers defeat the University of Iowa in wrestling, 19-11.
4	Panthers nip Maroons; reach conference top	Panthers defeat Morningside.
4	Called Shots	Makes up an all-opponent squad.