College Eye — February 28, 1929

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	I. S. T. C. may soon have new heating equipment	General Assembly will consider $350,000 capital request; new plant would be located in southwest corner of campus.
1	Miss Terry addresses student body	Reviews book for students.
1	Tutors cinch basketball title; Dickinson's men upset Parsons 25-22 in seasons wind up	Summary of the game.
1	Sixth annual ball pleases many collegians; guests dine in garden	Guests enjoyed Washington Ball.
1	Well known bishop to speak Sunday	The Reverend Harry S. Longley will speak at CHIC.
1	Untitled	Herbert Hoover will be inaugurated as the next president; photo.
1	String ensemble class gives recital today	Roster of performers in Professor Kurtz's class.
1	T. C. professor writes helpful gov't book	Professor Erbe writes book on American government.
1	Untitled	Marion Walker completed lecture series for women who will be graduating.
1	Ossoli Literary Society wins trophy	Wins Walker trophy for debate.
1	Annual Y. W. C. A. election will be held Wednesday	Roster of candidates.
1	Ye colonial party merits guest's approval	Enjoyed the Colonial Ball in Bartlett Hall.
1	St. Thomas challenges local debaters tonight
1	Joint concert attracts large audience	Review of performance by the Euterpeans and Troubadours.
2	T. C. religious activities	Howland Hanson talked about Christian civilization.
2	Interesting Y. W. meeting to be held March 6	Laura Parker and Mary McGee will speak.
2	Unusual organ recital given by Professor Samson	For YWCA audience.
2	Colleen Moore has electric car but five feet long
2	Debaters break even on long trip	Win at Storm Lake, but lose at Le Mars.
2	T. C. H. S. wins second triangular debate	Against Waverly and Vinton.
2	Varsity Band supports B. B. team throughout season	Still seeking more members.
3	Literary	Stories and poems by T. C. students.
3	Scrib didn't get the date	Promoting the Old Gold.
4	Editorially speaking	Copy of the poem "Lyrics of Life"; students ask for support in the College Eye elections; looks forward to the administration of Herbert Hoover.
4	Do outside activities mean sacrifice?	The amount of sacrifice depends on the student involved.
4	"Orange eaters"	Urges students to attend campus lectures and performances.
4	Twelve o'clock nights	Women should be allowed at least one twelve o'clock night a week.
5	Pi Beta Alpha	Faculty of the Primary Department guests at dinner party.
5	Advanced music student gives pleasing recital	College auditorium site of the recital of Dorothy Dawson.
5	Art League	Regular meeting features talk on Indian pottery.
5	Alpha Theta Beta	Alumni return, bridge tournament, dances.
5	Lambda Gamma Nu	Mumps, trips home, visitors.
5	L. S. A. news	Banquet will be held; tickets available. Next meeting will feature election of officers, followed by a program.
5	Men's Forum	Program from recent meeting; next meeting date, place, and time set.
5	Y News	Y. W. C. A. welcomes new members.
5	Kappa Phi	Pledges informally initiated.
5	Mrs. Walker talks to Ellen Richards girls	Dean of Women speaks at regular meeting.
5	Homerian	Report of regular meeting and program. Officers elected.
5	Ossoli	Meet for dinner to honor new members.
6	A. D. A.s nose out Betas 27 to 25	Summary of the game.
6	Intramural swimming teams to compete for honors March 6	Description of events included.
6	Y. M. C. A. down Xanhos in thrilling contest	Summary of the game.
6	Bender's freshman grapplers meet Mar. 6	List of men scheduled to participate.
6	Intramural wrestling meet March 9	Students urged to attend.
6	Whitford's baseball men start active practice; baseball men will face hard schedule	Preview of the season.
6	Three Tutors win berths on all-conference team	Howard Flowers, Lloyd Haberichter, and Melvin Fritzel were placed on the first all-conference team.
6	Tutors hold top place in conference standings
6	As I see it	Teachers College has had a successful year in all types of athletics.
7	Little Tutors lose to Reinbeck	Summary of the game.
7	Little Tutors enter sectional tourney; Greene first opponents	Schedule of high school games.
7	Wesley news
7	Women's sports	Clios defeated the Delphians to win the basketball tournament.
7	Important meeting of track men March 1
7	Outclass three "Big Ten" rivals	Tutors begin to look towards next season; photo.
8	Alpha Beta Gamma	Members return home for weekend visits, illness, members showcase their talents.
8	Theta Gamma Nu	Pledges announced, visitors.
8	Alpha Delta Alpha	Host nearly sixty couples at winter dance; mumps has invaded the house, visitors, and visits home.
8	Phi Sigma Phi	Visits home; visitors, winter dance announced.
8	Xanho	Home visits, member activities.
8	Delta Phi Delta	Visitors, illness, home visits, dinner dance.
8	Tau Sigma Delta	Visitors and visits home.
8	Pi Theta Pi	Alumni return, pledge named, mumps, winter formal planned.
8	Chi Pi Theta	Winter dance planned, members attend dance, debate, several members in hospital, alumni visit.
8	Alpha Chi Epsilon	Member activities, dance plans announced.