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| Article | Article Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| Fifteen members in new society; organized for students with grades below E's | Humor. | |
| Mr. Boardman handsomest man; chosen at election Thursday by large majority of student body; six women tie for honors of most beautiful woman; election | Humor. | |
| Post-season debate discloses dark secret; at last we have the truth about the cafeteria soup | Humor. | |
| Free day on reserve books; to be held Friday | Students encouraged to read reserve books on appointed day in library; humor. | |
| Official announcements | Announces time of spring vacation; allows students six skip days from each class; humor. | |
| Old Gold announcement | Yearbooks are in; students can visit the office to pick them up; humor. | |
| Deans propose dating bureau | Humor. | |
| Eta Society started by faculty members | New society formed by ten faculty members; humor. | |
| All students now have positions | No students are left in want of a teaching position; humor. | |
| Resolution presented at house council mtg.; compromise reached Monday night | Half of the women in Bartlett Hall are awakened twenty-one seconds before the other half of the women, causing a dispute; humor. | |
| Chapel attendance compulsory daily | Voted that chapel is compulsory; seating issues addressed; humor. | |
| Pan-Hell. to try five trusted members of faculty; Miss Maxwell discovers pair walking without permit; accusation is brought back upon herself | Five faculty members caught being out after hours with no permits; humor. | |
| Just a little mudslinging | Depicts a College Eye staff member throwing mud at faculty members to illustrate how the College Eye newspaper uncovered and exposed the five instructors who were out after hours without permits; humor. |
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| Article | Article Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| Ben Boardman spies a nickel | Humor. | |
| Bartlett Hall notes | News from Bartlett Hall; humor. |
Page 3
| Article | Article Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| Mr. Robinson | Plans for fence construction. | |
| Harry Martin | Divorce. | |
| Harry Macon | Enrolled at the Univesity of Chicago. | |
| Mr. Craig Ellyson, Helen¿ | Easter morning party. | |
| Prof. George Mach | Chosen as Old Gold and College Eye rep. for faculty meetings. |
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| Article | Article Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| Inquiring reporter; do you think Iowa State Teachers College should have a Bureau of Recommendation for the purpose of promoting dates among students | Humorous look at dating. | |
| By-gone days | Headlines of previous scandal sheets. | |
| Music department offers new courses | Humorous suggestion that the Music Department will offer a jazz course. | |
| The Wolff's Howl | Believes scandal sheets are part of college life; thanks the people who painted the College Eye office. |
Page 5
| Article | Article Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| Maude Royden to speak here next week. | Y. W. C. A. woman to give lectures. | |
| Sixteen notches to faculty woman's credit. | Notches for conquests made; humor. | |
| Y. W. C. A. Notes. | Association happenings. | |
| Mr. Condit now suffering from shock. | Head of Mathematics department in Sartori Hospital; humor. | |
| Minnesingers join Vaudeville circuit; many clever features will be introduced | Humor. | |
| Hugh Seabury ousted from Y. M. C. A. presidency | Threw a party for society brothers; humor. |
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| Article | Article Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| Faculty loses championship | Faculty volleyball team loses national championship to Janesville; humor. | |
| Wyant breaks record | New records set at recent track meet in Kansas; humor. | |
| T. C. will meet no Iowa schools | New athletic director Fagan broke contracts with Iowa schools so the athletes can go on longer trips and to more places; humor. | |
| Handball becomes Teachers College's major sport; television to be installed; Muto will announce games | Humor. | |
| "Eye" special sport news | Track and field highlights; humor. | |
| Baseball start sold to New York Yanks; big blow to 1928 aspirations; will replace Babe Ruth in outfield | Student from T. C. will play baseball for Yankees; $50,000 given to T. C. for him; humor. | |
| Fagan takes Mendenhall's post; refuses to accept wages; want to help innocent boys to live right | New athletic director voted in; proposes big changes for the program; humor. | |
| Baseball games to start at 2 p. m. | Starting earlier because one player refuses to play past 5 p. m.; humor. | |
| New rules of sportsmanship made | Male student athletes jokingly decide on new rules. |
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| Article | Article Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| Miss Martin denies accusation; defends herself before class | Professor defends her choice of words; humor. | |
| Ben Beck conquers English Channel; starts his career in intra-murals | Former student swims the English Channel; continues to set new records; humor. | |
| Women's Sports | Highlights of intramural track and field meet; both faculty and students participated; humor. |
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| Article | Article Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| Delta Phi Delta | Sorority happenings; humor. | |
| Alpha Theta Beta | Fraternity happenings; humor. | |
| Kappa Theta Psi | Sorority happenings; humor. | |
| V. O. V. Sigma Phi | Sorority happenings; humor. | |
| Alpha Delta Alpha | Fraternity happenings; humor. | |
| Lambda Gamma Nu | Fraternity happenings; humor. | |
| Phi Sigma Phi | Sorority happenings. | |
| Alpha Beta Gamma | Humor. | |
| Inter-Sorority Council to sponsor big box social. | Humor. | |
| "Dave" McCuskey starts game of Bingo to help earn way thru college | Prizes to men will be photographs of certain women students; prizes to women will be autographed pictures of McCuskey; humor. | |
| Mr. Wallace offers new course; class already filled to capacity | A new course on how to play practical jokes is offered because the professor thinks there are too many American History I classes offered; humor. | |
| Painting presented to Teachers College; by Marshall Kathan as a remembrance to future students | Humor. | |
| The Pop-off | Student sarcastically claims there is nothing to complain about at T. C., then rants about all the rules he finds hard to follow. |