College Eye — November 8, 1929

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	The Home Economics Department	Home Economics Department will hold style show.
1	Workmen smooth gym floor	Refinished floor should be ready for basketball season.
1	Bobby Boysen will play for matinee hop	Preview of the dance.
1	National Education Association Administration Building Washington D.C.	The National Education Association Administration Building in Washington, D. C., will look like this when it is complete; photo.
1	Prof. smokes in church while citizens gasp	Demonstrates deleterious effects of smoking.
1	Honorary scholastic fraternity to modify present constitution	Will lower criteria for membership in Kappa Delta Pi.
1	Professors begin early observance of education week	Fourteen will attend ISTA meeting.
1	College and city unite to observe Armistice Day; special Sunday vespers and Monday assembly program will feature observance of the day	Schedule of programs.
1	Dads will become familiar with campus	First Dad's Day set for November 16.
1	Business men provide band transportation	Arrange for transportation to Grinnell game.
1	New Minnesingers appear in tuxedos	Give preview at Crossroads.
1	"Don't send any more" says frosh as he pays	Freshman gets note with laundry; pays first class postage.
1	Statistics show authors of books and articles here	Professor Nelson finds that sixty-one faculty have written 172 books or articles since 1912; Professors Begeman and Fullerton have written the most.
1	Earlys Haahr, former student, relates experiences abroad	Tells about trip to Hawaii.
1	College office sends out 700 "D" letters	One third of the women and one half of the men received the letters.
1	Graduates of fall term will hear S. U. I. educator	Frederic Butterfield Knight will speak.
1	Plans under way for Bertha Martin Memorial Theater; Theta Alpha Phi fraternity and Playcraft Club cooperate to support program and raise funds	Program launched last Saturday with fifty people from around Iowa in attendance; will be tribute to Professor Martin's strong influence.
2	Players characterize human situations in recent play	Review of "Mrs. Partridge Presents".
2	Alumni banquet includes notables	A look at the reunion banquet program.
2	Characters in "Single Standard" life drawn	Movie preview.
3	Literary	Poems and essays.
4	The Editor's Column	Urges student organizations to be leaders; asks students to invite fathers for Dad's Day; asks Greek organizations to attend Armistice Day services together.
4	Official Bulletin	Schedule of campus events.
4	Second graders share information with other pupils	Tell third graders what they learned.
5	Theta Gamma Nu	Pledges entertained at a luncheon-bridge; Florence Meir was the representative at the Phi Omega Pi dance.
5	Chi Pi Theta	Held a house party; Eldon Ravlin was the representative at the Lambda Gamma Nu dance;
5	Kappa Theta Psi	News about members.
5	Alpha Delta Alpha	News about members.
5	Pi Tau Phi	Theater Party held and Mary Wiler hosted a party afterwards; news about members.
5	Pi Theta Pi	News about members.
5	Alpha Beta Gamma	News about members.
5	Pi Beta Alpha	Mary Lewis spoke at recent gathering.
5	Phi Sigma Phi	News about members and activities.
5	V. O. V.	News about members.
5	The Eulalian Society	Program for recent meeting.
5	Delta Phi Delta	Harvest Dance to be held on November 9.
5	Kappa Delta Pi	Roster of people who will take examinations for admittance into the Kappa Delta Pi national honorary scholastic fraternity.
5	Men's Faculty Club meeting	Sixty professors attended the recent luncheon.
5	Miss Marlys Schwarck	Performed with the Cincinnati Conservatory Orchestra under the direction of Vladimir Bakaleinikoff.
5	Mrs. A. H. Aldrich	Will drive to California to visit her daughter, Hazel; Lottie Mack will fill in for her while she is gone.
5	Miss Cecelia Dostal	Married Wayne Weinberg.
5	Y. M. C. A.	Held weekly meeting; Lowell Carver's talk was postponed.
5	Y. W. C. A.	Helen Curtis appointed member of the Lake Geneva conference planning committee.
5	Bartlett Hall	Plans for the masquerade party made at the House Council meeting; reminder about Dad's Day.
5	Mathematics Club	Will hold a picnic on November 12 at Tourist Park.
5	G. R. and Hi-Y Halloween party	Held a potluck and Halloween party.
5	Alpha	Program for recent meeting.
5	Men's Forum	Program from recent meeting.
5	L. S. A.	News and updates about recent and upcoming events.
5	Neo-Chresto Literary Society	Held formal initiation; members entertained at a formal dinner.
5	C. S. A.	Held meeting November 3; announcement of meeting times.
5	Irving	Held formal initiation.
6	As I See It	Preview of Grinnell game.
6	Frosh meet Dodgers in only home game	The Freshmen Tutors will have their work cut out for them; Dodgers are defending state champs and are still undefeated this year.
6	Versatile	John Murrel is the star running back for Army and is also a basketball and track star; photo.
6	Tutor cross-country team defeats Penn	Shoemaker placed second as the Tutors rolled to a 22-33 victory.
6	Bender's men travel to Grinnell today	Last year's game ended in a 0-0 tie; Tutors travel to Grinnell looking for a victory this year.
6	Little Tutors lose close decision to Reinbeck	The Teachers College High School football team fumbled near the goal line and lost to Reinbeck, 7-0.
6	Iowa Conference standings
7	The pop off
7	Tony Sarg discovers method of making efficient performers	Marionettes perform.
7	Tau Sigma Delta	Hold Halloween breakfast.
7	College Life
7	Largest symphony in history of school poses for picture	Sixty-four members in orchestra.
7	College String Quartet gives concert at Waverly	Will also play in Orange.
7	Senior receives award for most representative girl	Myrtle Wiese wins 4-H award.
7	Chinese gift shop will open Tuesday	YWCA will sell items from China.
7	Employed women at T. C. number 268	Women working as housekeepers, in restaurants, in the library, in dormitories, and in offices.
7	Pi Gamma Mu	Hold initiation and present papers.
8	Westminster Foundation	News and updates about events.
8	Columbia prof. tells of thrills in teaching	Excerpts from address by Sarah Sturtevant.
8	Mexicans and Indians greet taxidermist on arrival in South	John Hodges goes on hunting expedition in New Mexico.
8	Dean's list shows variety in types of college organizations	Dean Campbell compiles a roster of student organizations.
8	Women's Glee Clubs organize for work	Roster of officers of the four women's clubs.
8	Oh! What a life!	Allie has now been on campus for twenty-one years.
8	Musical program features assembly	Recent chapel exercises are musical.