College Eye — February 21, 1929

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Leadership necessary for successful life	E. T. Hagerman speaks at CHIC.
1	T. C. H. S. enters second round of debate	Will compete with Waverly and Vinton.
1	Annual Washington Ball tomorrow; Grant's Iowans play for ball	Tradition of this dance began in 1924.
1	Prof. Erbe speaks of permanent peace plan	At the student assembly.
1	A correction	Survey detected ten rather than 110 heart murmurs.
1	Unique vesper service arranged for Sunday	Will include reading and music.
1	"Destroy prejudice" says Miss Scurlock	Wants to abolish racial hatred and prejudice.
1	Tutors win debate from Upper Iowa by two to one vote; critical audience decision
1	Aeolians give annual dinner	With Valentine's Day theme.
1	Six selected from dramatic tryouts	Will move on to final competition; roster of winners.
1	College Eye notice	Election of College Eye staff coming up.
1	Faculty invited to B. H. colonial party	Bartlett Hall will hold annual party with colonial theme.
1	Join glee club concert tonight	Program for Euterpean and Troubadour concert.
1	Williamson lecture proves interesting and entertaining	Description of device used by J. E. Williamson for his undersea photography.
2	Student recital February 21, 1929, Auditorium, 4:00	Performers and their work.
2	Scrib has another experience	Promoting sale of Old Gold.
2	Mrs. Schmidt's pupils give a very good recital
2	L. S. A. news	Enjoyed musical program.
2	English Club	Students read original work.
3	Literary	Stories and poems by T. C. students and faculty.
4	Editorially speaking	Remembers George Washington; the Washington Ball is one of T. C.'s traditions; students ask for support in the College Eye elections.
4	Variations noted in the feminine world	A look at customs at other colleges.
4	Radio stations broadcasting news flashes	Call letters for college radio stations.
5	Xanho	Basketball team wins; member activities.
5	Alpha Delta Alpha	Visitors, bridge tournament, serve as judge in high school debate.
5	Ossoli	Debate team winner of the intersoroity debate.
5	Phi Omega Pi	Winter dance well attended; pledging completed; basketball team loses first game.
5	Y. W. C. A. notes	Ella Hatch to host South American tea; national officers visit campus; visitors.
5	Delphian	Program from recent regular meeting; basketball teams wins.
5	Men's Forum	Report of regular meeting
5	Kappa Phi	Entertained at Valentine Tea; formal initiation plans announced.
6	State Teachers lead conf. basketball pack	Tutors are competing with Luther for first place.
6	Football rules body now in session	New rules decided upon by the intercollegiate football rules committee.
6	Big championship game tomorrow; Parsons here in season's final	Tutors defeat Penn.
6	Intramural swimming meet set for March 6	Alpha Chi Epsilon was the winner of last year's meet.
6	Xanhos rally to win intramural thriller	Defeat the Alpha Delta Alpha fraternity.
6	Two Tutor cagers sing swan song	Howard "Tuffey" Flowers and Harold "Stix" Hopkins will play their final games for T. C.
6	Little Tutors end season Saturday	Teachers College High School will play Reinbeck.
6	Betas win right to enter final round	Alpha Theta Beta defeated Bates Hall.
6	Tutor grapplers win highest honors possible; Wisconsin fourth team to fall	Summary of the meet.
6	Teachers announce track meet dates
6	Dickinson issues first track call	Roster of lettermen expected to return.
6	Cedar Falls High gets sectional tournament	Teachers College High will play in the state tournament at Cedar Falls High.
6	Intramural finals will soon be decided	Xanho fraternity is the favorite to win the tournament.
6	Four pedagogues remain undefeated	Short profiles of Finn B. Eriksen, Gay Orr, Orville Orr, and Alfred Pedersen.
7	Women's sports review	Women's intramural basketball tournament has started.
8	Lambda Gamma Nu	Alumni return for dance; members visit friends; members ill.
8	Phi Sigma Phi	Members visit their homes; participate in intramurals; plan dance.
8	Chi Pi Theta	Alumni expected to return; attend parties; return for home visits; members ill.
8	Alpha Chi Epsilon	Visitors; mumps and bruised knee take toll, member of debate team.
8	Kappa Theta Psi	Host bridge party; pledges announced; alumni expected to return for dance.
8	V. O. V.	Entertain at mid-winter formal dinner-dance; pledges announced; members visit their homes.
8	Pi Tau Phi	Hold winter formal and theatre party.
8	Pi Theta Pi	Entertain rushees; visitors; members visit homes.
8	Delta Phi Delta	Visitors; colds keep members from class; Lambda Gam dance deemed a success.
8	Pi Omega Pi	Hold mid-winter initiation and banquet; meeting program; visitor.
8	Tau Sigma Delta	Members visit homes; attend bridge party; visitor.
8	Alpha Beta Gamma	Home visits; visitors.