College Eye — September 28, 1927

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Official announcement	President Seerley announces that the College Eye will be the official source for information that faculty wish to pass on to students.
1	St. Thomas game 6-6 tie; McCuskey makes long run for Tutor tally; Captain Welch, McCuskey, Severe, and Fritzel star for Teachers	Football players not expecting tough game; new players performed well.
1	Football what am; former tactics as told by Dr. Hanson	Howland Hanson reflects on history of football, and what it has become.
1	Sunday services October 2, 1927 in college aud.	Program for CHIC service.
1	Chapel attendance again compulsory; no announcements given in chapel; freshmen--Mondays and Wednesdays; others--Fridays	Attendance had been voluntary since spring 1927; will revert to former practice.
1	Dr. Franklin Rall addresses students; speaks at chapel three days	Spoke on the universe, creeds, and men.
1	Home of the T. C. athlete	Description of the Men's Gymnasium and its facilities.
1	Football "a devilishe pastime"	Encourages students to get excited about football; brief history of the game.
1	Advertising of direct benefit to students	Encourages students to patronize businesses that advertise in the College Eye.
1	T. C. athletes in demand; many high school coaches furnished by T. C.	ISTC graduates who are now coaching.
2	Y. M. and Y. W. notes	Schedule of activities.
3	At the Theaters; Norma Talmadge in "Kiki"; college auditorium, October 1st.	Short reviews of movies.
4	Inquiring reporter; does football play too important a part in T. C.?	Students agree that football boosts school spirit but that it should not interfere with studies.
4	The Wolff's Howl	Encourages school spirit at athletic events.
5	A reception for the Lutheran students	Reception information.
5	The reception for Baptist students	Reception information.
5	The annual fall reception	Information on Friday's reception.
5	Playcraft Club	Information on the first meeting of the year.
5	Esther Imlay	Is teaching physical education in Greeley, Colorado.
5	Harold Croy	Is working for his master's degree at the University of Wisconsin.
5	Margaret E. Ryan	Is working in Big Piney, Wyoming.
5	Among the "rushing" events	Clios hold rush party.
5	Members of the Westminster Student Center	Westminster students entertained.
5	Neotrophian	Literary society happenings.
5	Lecture by distinguished educator October 11, 1927.	Harvey C. Minnich will speak.
6	Penn's pending football prospects
6	Nation's sport	Football is America's sport.
6	Drury wins by decision	In a boxing match, Clyde Drury won after ten rounds.
6	Intramural meet Friday, Sept. 30	Intramural track meet is moved due to football game.
6	Five Iowa conference teams see action	All conference football teams played well against non-conference opponents.
6	Weather delays baseball practice; captain-elect Wilson to take charge	Outlines practice arrangements for weather-delayed practices.
6	Little Tutors have big possibilities; unusually large squad reports; Coach Schneider working men hard	Teachers College High School football prospects are promising.
7	Get Acquainted	Interview with Coach Bender; photo.
7	Women's Sports	Women's physical education classes get under way.
8	Kappa Delta Pi	Sorority happenings.
8	Theta Alpha Phi	Dramatic fraternity announces fall play, "Icebound".
8	Phi Sigma Phi	Sorority happenings.
8	Senior Class meeting	Meeting held Monday; officer roster.
8	Kappa Theta Psi	Sorority happenings.
8	Alpha Delta Alpha	Fraternity happenings; office roster.
8	Pi Omega Pi	Sorority happenings; office roster.
8	Alpha Beta Gamma	Sorority happenings; roster.
8	Alpha Chi Epsilon	Fraternity happenings; roster.
8	Alpha Theta Beta	Fraternity happenings; office roster.
8	Phi Omega Pi	Sorority happenings; initiation roster.
8	Pi Theta Pi	Sorority happenings; roster.
8	Official Announcement	Marion McFarland Walker will speak to women.
8	Methodism's skylark	Merton S. Rice speaks on campus.