College Eye — October 24, 1929

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	College senior opens coffee shop downtown	Russell Blake and Maynard Showers open shop in Black Hawk Hotel.
1	Girls pound nails instead of thumbs	Busy building play sets.
1	Editorial writer of Chicago Evening Post will speak Sunday	S. J. Duncan-Clark will speak at CHIC.
1	Fullerton receives new music books	Receives new edition of his book.
1	Theta Alpha Phis practice long hours to perfect play	Preview of "Mrs. Partridge Presents".
1	Rainbow dinner opens annual Y. W. campaign	Teams will begin financial campaign.
1	Spooks and snakes stalk and talk of liberal education	A look at the collections in the Museum.
1	Authority on rural education gives talk at recent assembly	Mabel Carney speaks at chapel.
1	Campus leaders will be guests of president and deans at dinner	Leaders of student organizations will meet; purpose is to get acquainted and to build unity; new practices for student organizations.
1	Close competition features contest	Field narrowed to ten oratory contestants.
1	Head of the Pre-school attends conference at Chicago, Ill	Julia Kirkwood will go to nursery school meeting.
1	Freshmen students rank high in test	Score slightly higher than group at University of Iowa.
1	District Association of Teachers honors I. S. T. C. President	President Latham spoke at the meeting.
1	Iowa Club hears Columbia professor	Mabel Carney spoke on rural education.
1	T. C. educators to appear on program at state convention; twelve faculty members will speak at Des Moines Nov. 7, 8, and 9	Roster of those who will speak.
1	Teachers High School students will give two one act plays	Will present "Rich Man, Poor Man" and "Joint Owners in Spain".
1	Well known writer to be honored at English Club dinner	Ruth Suckow and Ferner Nuhn will be guests.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Wesley-Westminster student centers plan joint party	Will hold Halloween party.
2	Lingering paces hollow out steps, perhaps	A look at the ways that students use the Library.
3	Literary	Poems and essays.
4	Lambda Gamma Nu	Fraternity news.
4	The Editor's Column	Notes change in weather and tribute to Thomas Edison.
4	Official Bulletin	Schedule of campus events.
4	Asked about the Campus	Students tell which subject they like to study.
4	Miss Mayfield goes to Quincy, Ill., for institute	Has conducted several music institutes recently.
4	Professor Cram speaks to Schoolmaster's Club	In Wright County.
5	Pi Beta Alpha	Held regular meeting; roster of initiates.
5	Lambda Gamma Nu	News about members.
5	Pi Gamma Mu	Details about the new organization.
5	Alpha Chi Epsilon	News about members.
5	Alpha Delta Alpha	Fraternity news.
5	Kappa Theta Psi	Annual pledge dance to be held; news about members.
5	Tau Sigma Delta	Several members attended Homecoming in Iowa City; plans are under way for the fall dance.
5	Theta Gamma Nu	Several women attended a house party; Lois Swallow is teaching in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
5	Phi Sigma Phi	Roster of alumni who attended Homecoming.
5	Kappa Phi	Roster of alumni who visited for Homecoming; news and updates about recent events.
5	Delta Phi Delta	Aletha McNeal and Mildred Taylor attended Homecoming in Grinnell; pledges are planning a party for the actives.
5	Pi Theta Pi	News about members.
5	Alpha Beta Gamma	News about members and events.
5	Ellen H. Richards	Regular meeting held October 17.
5	Mildred Everts	Teaching in the Department of Physical Education at the South West Missouri Teachers College at Springfield, Missouri.
5	The Ladies' Band	Roster of officers.
5	Miss Lambert reviews summer at Columbia
5	Irving	Held informal and formal initiations.
5	Men's Forum	Program for recent meeting.
5	Orville J. Deeds	Visiting campus for vacation.
5	Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Riebe and family	Attended Homecoming festivities at the State Teachers College in La Crosse, Wisconsin.
5	W. A. A.	Announcement of limited purple and gold hats.
5	L. S. A.	Meeting to be held on October 27.
5	Biology Club	Evelyn Lindberg spoke at recent meeting.
5	Delphians	Fall banquet to be held October 25; informal initiation held October 24.
5	Shakespearean	Held formal initiation.
5	Commercial Club	Meeting held in Professor Cummins' room; announcement of upcoming events.
5	Y. M. C. A.	Announcement of meeting.
5	Echo Club	Held a picnic and business meeting on October 16.
5	Westminster Foundation	News and updates about events.
5	Alpha	Program for upcoming meeting.
5	Laughter and tears blend in Jolson's "Say it with Songs"
6	Ragged playing lets Kirksville Teacher win	The Tutor football team did not play with any enthusiasm as they lost to Kirksville.
6	Games this week
6	Frosh gridders set for game with Coe	The Tutor freshmen will play Coe and try to spoil their Homecoming with a victory.
6	Penn looms strong as game draws near	The Tutor football team will have their work cut out; need to defeat Penn to keep championship hopes alive.
6	Personals	Odd facts about the football team.
6	Little Tutors lose to Eldora 32-0	Poor pass defensive led to the 32-0 football loss to Eldora.
6	As I See It	Football weather not ideal.
6	Leads Notre Dame	John Law; photo.
6	Iowa Conference standings
6	Football results
7	Clock seems out of step but has a rep.	Story of the Campanile clock mechanism.
7	Pamphlet of rules and regulations is sent out to faculty	Outlines grading system and scholarship regulations.
7	Miss White explains fall sports program	Outlines classes and intramural plans.
7	Is this education?	Editorial writer tells what she has learned in school vs. what she ought to know in her everyday life.
7	Thoughts of football	Poem.
8	Woodwind quartet gives concert Wed. at Orange Township	Student-faculty group performs.
8	Pupil of Mr. Hays wins district contest	Leonard Olsen takes third place.
8	Word received here of death of Mrs. Gilbert Fuller	Mother of F. E. Fuller died.
8	Ray Latham describes Boy Scout jamboree	Talks about experiences in England.
8	Old Gold stages big sales campaign	Prizes will be awarded to best salesmen.
8	Alumnus writes of work in Akron	Katherine Farrell is teaching grade school there.