College Eye — January 28, 1925

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1	Over 650 students fail to make 15 grade points for fall term; college authorities give reasons they believe are causing delinquencies	Faculty and administration cite lack of student preparation and insufficient attention to college work.
1	Fifteen co-eds are now selected as campus beauties; Old Gold staff to have Ziegfeld choose most beautiful	Roster of beauties.
1	Famous St. Olaf Choir wins ovation from packed house; Conductor Melius Christiansen once of greatest choral directors of time
1	Composition of Prof. Kurtz over radio tonight	Chicago violinist Ednah Hopkins will perform his work.
1	Big lecture course features outlined for rest of year; Harriet Case, soprano, formerly of our music department will appear in concert	A look at performers in the 1925 spring season.
1	Tutor-Penn clash tomorrow; third conference battle with fast Oskaloosa quintet	Tutors prepare for basketball game again Penn College with only a day off after playing Dubuque University in an away game.
1	Annual oratorical contest next Monday; eight contestants will appear in final meet	Schedule of contestants and their topics.
1	Pedagog-Peacock debate Friday; purple arguers all set for hot contest with Upper Iowa U.	Will debate issue of Congressional ability to over-ride a Supreme Court decision.
1	Seniors conduct freshman chapel; Wolfe and Forsberg advise preps as to possibilities on campus
1	Red Pepper Club organized for all men on campus	To raise pep on campus.
2	Little Tutors	Training School news.
2	W. A. A. to give public performance	Will also initiate two new members.
2	Dr. Howland Hanson speaks to large audience Sunday; discusses "Meaning of Suffering" in interesting manner	Summary of his remarks.
2	Revelers now staging clever one act plays	Will perform "Overtones," "Three Pills," and "The Florist Shop."
2	Kansans to celebrate birthday of their state	In the Bartlett Hall dining room.
3	Homan's charts used in mowing down vile weed	Professor Homan demonstrates effects of smoking.
3	Lutheran students are preparing for regional convention	To be held in Ames; conference highlights.
3	The Inquiring Reporter	Students asked their opinions on the large number of students going on academic suspension; roster of respondents.
3	Bartlett Hall items	News about residents.
3	Alumni Committee will broadcast program Feb. 17	To promote Campanile; program schedule.
4	Here's to Bender and his grapplers	Praise for Paul Bender and the wrestling team for their work in preparing for the season.
4	Boost our debaters	Students urged to support the debate team and attend debates with spirit.
4	Intramural games	More students urged to attend intramural games.
4	Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says--	Jokes and commentary on campus life.
5	Lutheran Students Association	Professor Berry and the Reverend H. Mueller spoke at recent meeting.
5	Shower for Miss Pribble	Eva May Luse entertained the Training School teaching department in honor of Beth Pribble.
5	Cliosophic	Program for recent meeting.
5	Alpha Chi Epsilon	Announce pledging; will hold house party.
5	Pi Theta Pi	Marjorie Jennings entertained guests.
5	Philo	Program for two recent meetings.
5	Shake-Aristo	Program for recent joint meeting.
5	Delphian	Program for recent meeting.
5	Ossoli	Program for recent meeting.
5	Phi Sigma Phi	Pledges entertained active members at a bridge party.
5	Sophomore council spread	Program for recent meeting.
5	V. O. V. Sigma Phi	Mary Vaughan to pledge.
5	Y. W. cozy	Held at the home of Professor Buffum.
5	Alpha	Plans to entertain alumni members of the faculty and in the area at upcoming meeting.
5	Second annual opening of the Ritz Carlton	Re-opening planned for February 5th.
5	Alpha Beta Gamma	Theatre party held.
5	Hobo fraternity dance	Twenty-five couples present at informal dance.
5	Faculty-senior tea	The second in the series was held in the Faculty Room.
5	Kappa Theta Psi	Informal party to be held at Josephine Nauman's house.
6	Sport summary	T. C. tied for first in Iowa Conference standings; Harold Croy and Shorty Andrews will wrestle between halves of the Penn game.
6	Teachers down Grundy five 18-13; Morrison stars as purple cagers win	Tutor squad defeats the Reds, 18-13.
6	Second intramural series played; A. D. A.s -- A. X. E.s still undefeated	Intramural basketball continues; only two teams left undefeated.
6	Coach Bender's mat team draws large crowd in home meet; Capt. Croy is outstanding grappler on squad	Four matches won by falls.
7	Dr. Goode of University of Chicago to speak on "Industrial Japan" in auditorium Friday
7	Little Tutors win game from Independence; first victory of season for T. C. H. S.	T. C. High defeats Independence, 16-14; to play Cedar Falls High next.
7	Girls will discuss ideal men tomorrow	Will talk about what they want in a man.
8	Ray L. Short	Addressed classes about "Relationship of Public Speaking to Salesmanship."
8	Blanche Brennecke	Teaching in Edgewood; visited friends on campus.
8	Miss Helen Knapp	Plans to act as a critic judge in Traer.
8	Dorothy and Winona McFarland	Visited their parents in Marshalltown.
8	Try-outs for dramatic contest soon	Try-outs to be held on February 13.
8	Miss Gail Branch, Doris Welstead, and Margaret Santee	Judged a declamatory contest in Garmin.
8	Lyman Stevens	Visited the Lambda Gamma Nu house.
8	Howard Arthur	Confined to the hospital due to the flu.
8	"Don" Clikeman	Underwent surgery for spinal problems; recovering well.
8	Miss Margaret Oliver	Plans to join her sister in Texas.
8	Walter Frye	Teaching in La Porte City; visited Cedar Falls.
8	Eleanor Ogan and Wilma Gunsell	Visited the Chi Omega house at Coe College.
8	"Butch" Kaltenbach	Refereed a basketball game in Melbourne.
8	Margaret Barnum	Returned to classes after suffering from the mumps.
8	A representative from each literary society	Meeting arranged to make plans for the Y. W. C. A. "Charm School."
8	Marjorie Patterson	Teaching in Traer; visited friends on the Hill.
8	James Tansey	Teaching in Stanley; visited the Lambda Gamma Nu house.
8	Gladys Swain	Attended the St. Olaf Choir concert.
8	Lyla Day	Visited her home in Clarksville.
8	Marcia Stevenson	Teaching in Gladbrook; visited Cedar Falls.
8	Mrs. Walker lectures on "Invitations"	Third lecture to seniors.
8	Freeman-Schmidt recital next Wednesday	Joint recital to be held.
8	Fire at Lambda Gam house	Fire erupts on roof of house; little damage sustained.
8	Miss Pribble to leave Friday	Beth Pribble will marry Carl Granville.
8	Homan may save woman from gallows	In a local court case, Professor Homan gives the opinion that a woman who allegedly murdered her stepson is insane.