College Eye — February 2, 1927

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	A. A. U. W. host to sectional director	History and purposes of the organization.
1	Harold Bauer to give piano recital; famous pianist plays here February 11	Performer profile.
1	Alfred Smaltz talks on Russian problems at chapel Friday	Summary of remarks.
1	Friendship league discusses Mexico; Miss Thomes talks on conditions in Mexico	Gives impressions of Mexico to World Friendship League.
1	Kathleen Campbell and Harriet Miller in joint recital	Performance program.
1	To alumni of T. C. H. S.	Will hold pep rally.
1	"New Brooms" proves delightful comedy	Review of the play.
1	Two glee clubs to give concert on February 12	Euterpeans and Troubadours will perform.
1	To College Eye staffs	Candidates must file campaign papers.
1	Tso Yan Wang to talk Sunday	Visitor will speak on conditions in China.
2	Monkey business in Tennessee	Evolution teaching laws under court test.
2	Faculty Dames party	Includes music and games.
2	W. A. A.	Rules for winning chevrons.
3	Dr. Updegraff accepts position in Pennsylvania	Had been president at Cornell College.
3	Professors Mach and Bender	Professors Bender and Mach provide program for local Lions.
3	Mathematics Club meetings are well attended	Over sixty attend most meetings; program for recent meeting.
4	The line is busy	Comments on limited telephone service on campus; suggests that students should be thankful for what they have and for what the school provides for them.
4	On with the prom	Suggests that the senior class needs more involvement in making their senior prom a success.
4	No strings attached	Editorial comments on the United States' involvement with other countries for their protection and their money.
4	Where have I heard that before?	Suggests that spectators at college athletics contests need to be show sportsmanship and respect the decisions of the officials.
5	Professor Ira S. Condit	Visited Knoxville for a consultation on the revision of the course of study of mathematics in their public schools.
5	Are you acquainted with the popular dances	Recreational folk dancing hour to be held every Tuesday in the Women's Gym.
5	Westminster Center	Details about upcoming events and meetings.
5	For chapel	A women's brass quartet will play.
5	Mr. A. E. Brown	Will be in charge of chapel service on February 7.
5	Two chemistry students	Liquefied chlorine gas.
5	Professor Hersey	Met with Professor Miller and Winifred Gilbert in Cedar Rapids to plan the N. E. I. T. A. convention.
5	The Bel Canto Glee Club	Held a luncheon; there are thirty-five members under the direction of Alpha Mayfield.
5	Juniors	Announcement of upcoming meeting.
5	At the try-outs held January 21	Roster of new Playcraft Club members.
5	Coming Events	Dates, places and times of upcoming events.
5	Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Martin	Entertained at a party in honor of Professor H. C. Cummins.
5	Professor Ira S. Condit	Visited Knoxville for a consultation on the revision of the course of study of mathematics in their public schools.
5	Harold Bauer, pianist, here February 1	Harold Bauer, visiting pianist; photo.
6	Alpha Chis upset Lambda Gams; Philos down Betas 24 to 17; Aristos take thriller from Xanhos	Gives the results of last week's intramural basketball games and also includes the matches for the week.
6	Little Pedagogs wallop Greene	Teachers College High School basketball team defeated Greene, 42-14.
6	Dickinson's tutors trim Penn 35-22; Penn shows speed to take early lead	I. S. T. C. defeated Penn, 35-22.
6	Wisconsin U. added to local mat card	Wisconsin University has been added to I. S. T. C.'s schedule for the year. The meet is set for February 14, 1927.
6	Purple face busy weekend with Central and Iowa Wesleyan; both invaders have veteran teams	I. S. T. C. will compete against Central College and Iowa Wesleyan on the coming weekend.
7	Students do not read newspapers	Suggests that at least half of the student body at any university does not read the newspaper more than once or twice a week.
8	Wesley Foundation notes	News about recent and upcoming events and activities.
8	English Club	Program for recent meeting.
8	Delta Phi Delta news	Active members hosted a bridge luncheon; roster of guests.
8	Phi Sigma Phi	Bridge party held at the home of Jeanette Edwards; Elma Hopkins left school due to ill health.
8	Tau Sigma Delta	Dinner party held; Mother Goose was the theme.
8	Kappa Theta Psi	Held pledging services and an informal dinner; news about members.
8	Delta Gamma Lambda	Program for recent social gathering.
8	Phi Omega Pi	Mary Butler entertained members and pledges at a Valentine Bridge party; Evelyn Rohrer and Marie Waldheim visited Helen Kemmerer.
8	Alpha Delta Alpha	News about members.