College Eye — November 1, 1928

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Homecoming dance held in Men's Gym; late permits given	Preview of Homecoming activities.
1	"Religion is a matter of living"	Topic of discussion at CHIC.
1	Dr. Slosson, author--educator--editor, coming to campus	Edwin E. Slosson will speak.
1	R. W. Getchell serves on state committee	To work on preparation of state high school curriculum.
1	Open forum to be held at Vesper	Will consider revision of Prohibition.
1	Gridiron heroes explain the game to T. C. girls	Several football players will talk about the game.
1	Hoover landslide in 1104 colleges; college students favor Hoover 2 to 1 in nation-wide straw vote	Breakdown of voting by region and state.
1	Seniors should have ring orders taken
1	State radio contest to be held Friday	Florence Reed and Miriam Evans will perform.
1	We hear Marion Talley	Performance review.
1	Mrs. Hatch says farm relief is the big issue	Verna L. Hatch speaks on the agricultural situation.
1	Dr. Reinhardt coming; will speak on "The Widening Horizon"	Profile of Aurelia Henry Reinhardt.
1	"God in government" will be the subject	At CHIC.
1	Tentative program planned for Iowa Club	Topics for monthly meetings.
1	Seven selected for oratorical contest	From a field of thirty-four contestants; roster of those making final tryouts..
2	Interesting bits appear in Daily Static	Includes tribute to Homer Seerley and poem by Fred Cram.
2	Varsity Band working hard on parading, stunts, drills	Performed at recent football game.
3	Bartlett Hall News	Activities and events in Bartlett Hall.
3	At the Theatres; romance, thrills make "Lilac Time" a great picture	Review of the movie "Lilac Time."
3	Literary	Stories and poems by T. C. students.
4	Editorially speaking	Comments on the Student Council's decision not to plan a raid on the Regent Theatre during Homecoming.
4	Embryo thespians present clever scenes	Play production class presents scenes from "Twelfth Night".
4	To the editor:	Asks students not to participate in a theatre rush at the Regent Theatre.
4	To the editor, College Eye	Encourages students to participate in the Homecoming activities planned by the Student Council.
4	To the editor:	Encourages students to attend the pep meeting scheduled for Homecoming.
4	Why help the band?	Believes the band deserves to travel to Des Moines for the football game, and will be great support for the team.
4	What Capt. Orr thinks!	Encourages students to attend the pep rally rather than raiding the Regent Theatre.
5	L. S. A.	Lutheran Student Association meeting highlights.
5	Intermediate grades assemble	First assembly of the year held at College Elementary School.
5	Westminster Foundation	Organizational meeting for Christmas pageant held. Hobo Hike to a city park planned.
5	Luthereans	Reminded of chapel service
5	Men's Literary Society	Program details.
5	Shakespearean	Agenda for meeting of the Shakespearean literary society.
5	Irving	Initiation held.
5	Zetalethean	Informal initiation announced. Date for formal initiation finalized.
5	Wesley Foundation	Activities announced; men's officers announced.
5	More appointments made	Agnes Lenz, Marjorie Ares, and Louise Nauman receive teaching positions.
5	Biology Club	Meets; hears Professor Abbott.
5	Miss Ward stops enroute to Washington	Miss Florence E. Ward visits campus.
5	Pi Gamma Mu	November 6th meeting included a banquet, initiation of new members, and program.
5	Alpha	Members learn about Czeckoslovakia.
5	Son born to Mr. and Mrs. Irving Wolfe	John Kenneth Wolfe born October 22, 1928.
5	Miss Margaret Fullerton	Visited her parents.
5	Ossoli Literary Society	Program for regular meeting.
5	Miss Margaret Wolff	Visited campus.
5	Eulalian Literary Society	Initiation held at society hall.
6	The big event on Homecoming program	Alumni should come back for Homecoming.
6	Harriers eye dual Homecoming run	Will face Grinnell.
6	Little Tutors upset dope bucket	Summary of the game.
6	Cagers hold initial court drill tonight	Roster of students trying out for the team.
6	Varsity men to explain game at Y. W. meeting
6	U. I. U.--Tutors to continue grid feud; deadly rivals battle at Fayette tomorrow	Preview of the game.
6	"Just too much McCuskey"---DeKalb Teachers; locals hand N. Ill a 39-0 beating	Summary of the game.
6	Meyer writes message on Homecoming spirit	Discusses the importance of strong student support for the Homecoming game.
7	Gym's Snooze	Meetings and activities.
7	Southern education does not keep in step with Southern industrialism	Report on opinions expressed by Howard Mumford Jones.
7	Glimpses of the long ago	Extracts from old College Eyes.
8	Lambda Gamma Nu	Members attend Iowa Homecoming; alumni return.
8	Kappa Theta Psi	Alumni return; member sings on WHO.
8	Pi Omega Pi	Program from regular meeting.
8	Delta Phi Delta	Pledges elect officers; members attend Iowa Homecoming; visitors; tea.
8	Alpha Delta Alpha	Visitors; members attend Iowa Homecoming; birthday cake.
8	V. O. V.	Pledges entertain actives; visits; dances.
8	Phi Sigma Phi	Actives entertained at waffle supper; formal dinner dance plans announced.
8	Alpha Chi Epsilon	Visitors and visits.
8	Chi Pi Theta	Pledges, visitors, and visits.
8	Pi Theta Pi	Bridge party honors actives and pledges; visitors.
8	Phi Omega Pi	Alumnae welcomed, guests, and visits.
8	Xanho	Fall dance, pledges elect officers, visitors, and visits.
8	Kappa Phi	Visitors, visits home, sympathy.
8	Tau Sigma Delta	Visits; attend game.
8	Alpha Theta Beta	Dance well attended, visits, Homecoming preparations.
8	Theta Gamma Nu	Formal dinner, visits home, and entertains family and friends.