College Eye — January 24, 1930

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Page	Title	Summary
1	Debaters continue fight; two teams leave for contest; negative team of men, and affirmative team of women will workout	Results of recent debate in Mason City.
1	Students don old clothes and paint during odd hours	Students preparing set for "Minick".
1	Government class prepares debate	Professor Robinson's class will debate merits of city manager form of government.
1	Everybody is reading the advertisements	Two more Regent Theater tickets are prizes.
1	Students flock to vote for eight beauties; nearly one thousand voters rush to ballot box at Cross Road Wednesday; Eleanor Bernard heads list	Roster of Old Gold Beauty candidates.
1	Dr. Argow will talk at church service Sunday; well known speaker comes from People's Church in Cedar Rapids	W. Waldemar Argow will speak.
1	Cagers meet U. I. I. and Simpson there this weekend
1	Social science students organize	Form Social Science Club; roster of officers.
1	Theta Alpha Phi enacts winter play January 30; "Minick" author famed for many stage successes	Preview of the play; photo.
1	Critic teachers meet here today	Will meet with Professor Wilmarth.
1	Seventeen students give entertainment	Group from Lutheran Student Association performs in several locations.
1	College Eye meeting postponed until Feb. 7	Will consider new way of selecting College Eye staff.
1	Over forty groups try for "Ticklers"	Forty-six acts try out.
1	Students enjoy seeing favorite profs. perform	Perform to raise scholarship money for AAUW.
1	Sophomores elect officers at meeting	Roster of officers.
1	University professor to speak here soon	W. L. Sowers will speak at English Club on recent plays.
1	College Eye is widely circulated	Goes to several countries and many distant states.
1	Supt. emphasizes qualities of good teacher at meeting	Excerpts from Karl Nolte's address to the Iowa Club.
1	Margaret Kendall wins first place in speech contest
1	Sixteen teams enter W. A. A. intramurals	Sports include basketball and volleyball.
1	Thousands receive services of college	According to the Alumnus, 57,000 people are connected to ISTC in some way.
1	Former professor finds facts as new director	R. C. Williams appointed statistician for education.
1	Students forget lessons; skate at park tonight; first college Ice Carnival to be staged at Washington Park skating rink; plan interclass contests	Lots of fun promised at winter carnival.
1	Thompson assists in making plans for social science meet	Professor Thompson prepares for meeting in Iowa City.
1	Miss Seay returns after conference in Washington; over 500 delegates and many visitors attend annual meeting	Meeting on cause and cure of war.
2	German Club	Heard reading.
2	Homerian	Will meet.
2	Westminster Foundation	Met recently.
2	Wesley Foundation	Will hold sleigh ride.
2	Sadie B. Campbell	Dean Campbell's mother died.
2	Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Goetch	Professor Goetch entertained students from Cresco and Lime Springs.
2	Good morning, readers	College Eye now has larger page and smaller type; sports stories will be more prominent.
2	Two roads	Take the hard road.
3	Illinois grapplers win from Bendermen	Tutor matmen manage only one fall.
3	Whitford makes last cut	For freshman basketball squad.
3	Freshman elimination tourney next week	Freshmen hit the mat for the first time.
3	Tutor hot shot	Floyd Harger; photo.
3	Cagers win two games to take conference lead; Tutors win fourth straight; beat Penn; basketeers trounce Parsons 39-14	Tutors pull away after half time in both basketball games.
3	Traer High downs Little Tutors 19-14	Tutors lose basketball game, 19-14.
4	The Line	Campus gossip.
4	Greek letters plan formals and parties for next month	News from campus organizations.