College Eye — April 18, 1929

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1	Miss Ruegnitz's pupil to give recital	Jvone Lowrie will perform.
1	Dr. Hanson makes appeal to improve moral standards	Excerpts from sermon at CHIC.
1	Vote today for Student Council; junior and senior representatives to be chosen	Roster of candidates.
1	Legislature votes heating plant for I. S. T. C.	Will receive $288,000; plant will have four 400 horsepower boilers; will make switch from 220 volt direct current to 110 volt alternating current; should be ready for use by September 1931.
1	Finishing touches have been given to the Old Gold	Last pages have gone to press; hope to distribute the Old Gold around May 15.
1	Students appear on assembly program Wednesday A. M.	Roger Ranney gives oration.
1	Do you recognize your best friends?	Walter W. Bennett will speak on birds.
1	T. C. represented at Chicago convention	Several attend YWCA meeting there.
1	Twelfth annual Ed. conference held April 18, 19	Highlights of the conference.
1	Intersorority dance proves to be one of seasons best	About fifty couples attended.
1	Official bulletin	News and announcements of upcoming events.
1	Minnesingers to broadcast from WSUI Sunday
1	Blind reader to impersonate play at vespers	Walter C. Gran will give dramatic reading; photo.
1	Minnesingers and guests enjoy annual banquet
1	Ruth Cavana writes of Cecilian trip	Talks about group trip to Milwaukee.
1	Miss Margaret Carnahan writes of travels and work in Brazil	Text of letter.
1	Cyrena Van Gordon concert was fitting climax to lecture course program	Performance review.
2	Editorially speaking	Encourages students to vote for Student Council representatives; advocates attending conventions; praises the sociability of sorority sisters at dance.
2	Discussion of the 28th yearbook of the National Society for the study of Education; preschool and parental education	Professor Shepherd reviews the new book.
4	Baseballers travel to Decorah Mon.	Fifteen to sixteen men will go to their first conference baseball game in hopes of defeating Luther.
4	Varsity trackmen drill for relays	Track team gets into shape for Drake Relays.
4	Notice intramural teams!	Preparation for intramural season should start soon.
4	T. C. H. S. in dual with East Waterloo	Track team ran against East Waterloo to prepare for upcoming relays at I. S. T. C.
4	Sport Shorts	Pieces of news about T. C. athletes.
4	Iowa U. diamond team here tomorrow; Whitford's men await "play ball"	Teams are evenly matched; T. C. hopes to win because of the many returning players.
4	Teachers stage prep school carnival Saturday; tracksters of forty schools to compete	High schools statewide will send their track runners to I. S. T. C. to compete in relays.
4	Tennis aspirants drill daily under Haddox	Trying to arrange about four meets.
5	Mr. Paul Porter will speak at the "Forum of Religious Life"	An authority on social and industrial questions and visitor to China will speak at the Young Womens Christion Association.
5	Our great task	Daniel W. LaRue feels that men do not go to war because of land, but because thoughts and feelings that surround them.
5	If you want knowledge, toil for it; and if pleasure, you must toil for it.	John Ruskin says when one gets to love work, his life is a happy one.
5	Westminster Foundation	Host to East/West track meet, Grant Bailey to lead Christian Endeavor, and state Sunday School will be in Waterloo.
5	Senior announces marriage	Anna Mae Wilson and Dwight S. James were married March 29 in Des Moines.
5	Methodist Men's Club	Club members and pledges were the guests of the Reverend Rowley in the social rooms of the Methodist church.
5	Mathematics Club	Dr. R. L. Morton, Ohio University, will speak to the Mathematics Club. He has written books on the teaching of mathematics in elementary and primary grades.
5	An excellent position in a Detroit High School demanding special proficiency in piano and harmony	Frank Swain named to music position in a Detroit High School.
5	Dorothea Speakman is to be congrautolated on receiving an applied music position.	Dorothea Speakman named to spplied music position at Western Union College, Le Mars, Iowa.
5	Miss Elizabeth Brower, 944 Walnut Street, Waterloo	Engaged to George E. Rath.
5	Miss Watters pleases audience	Violet Watters performed an interesting and pleasing voice recital.
5	Zeta	Three new members were formally initiated into the Zeta Society. Plans made for annual spring banquet, curtains made for the society room, and picnic supper enjoyed.
5	Delphian	Hold regular meeting; program based on Indian music and legends.
6	Delta Phi Delta	Visitors, spring dance, wedding, and dance.
6	Kappa Phi	Members visit homes, obtain jobs, and officers elected.
6	Lambda Gamma Nu	Members visit Iowa City and Chicago, intersorority dance, intramural track meet, visitors, and pledge announced.
6	Pi Tau Phi	Members travel to Chicago, Milwaukee, and home.
6	Phi Sigma Phi	Pledge announced, formal initiation, illness, and weekend trips.
6	Alpha Theta Beta	Visits home, visitors at the house, and intersorority dance.
6	Pi Theta Pi	Spring dance date set, two members on tour with the Cecilians, member returns from illness.
6	Alpha Beta Gamma	Guests visit, member married, enjoyable evening at the intersorority dance.
6	Phi Omega Pi	Formal initiation held, visitors, home visits.
6	Xanho	Visitors, Professor Robinson initiated, and spring dance planned.
6	Alpha Delta Alpha	Visitors, home visits, secure positions, and members continue work in the backyard.
6	Pi Omega Pi	Regular meeting program was and interesting talk by Professor Erbe, on the Ioiwa Legislature.
6	"The Trail of '98" research leads to discovery	Short review of movie that explains how the gold rush started in 1849.