College Eye — March 14, 1930

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Dr. Robert West of Wisconsin to speak here	Will speak on speech clinics
1	Commerce professor publishes law book	Professor Skar publishes.
1	Seniors will dance at matinee this afternoon	Will hold matinee dance.
1	Minnesingers plan annual concert here April third	Performance program.
1	Men arguers defeat Michigan Tuesday night; twenty-five to nineteen vote gives Teachers victory over Kalamazoo men	Results of recent debate; schedule of future debates.
1	Publicity dept. writes novels but not fiction	George Holmes talks about the volume of material sent from the department to newspapers.
1	Rushing season for Teachers now on	Placement Bureau gets busy.
1	Will speak Sunday	Blaine Hyten will speak at TC about pioneering; photo.
1	Co-eds win victory over Michigan at Cedar Rapids	Debate topic was disarmament.
1	Professors don gay colors, but pretty silks mean high degrees	The meaning behind the gowns and hoods that professors wear during Commencement day.
1	Two thousand students enroll for spring term; indications show that final no. will slightly surpass last year	Enrollment stands ad 2010 for spring 1930 term.
1	New cash register installed at café	Should speed up cafeteria lines.
1	Folk dances of all countries to be danced at festival	History of folk festival on campus; had origins in Americanization process after World War I; will include demonstrations and participation by all those who attend.
1	Mix in the moonlight with colleagues tonight	YMCA and YWCA will sponsor dance.
1	College debate trio to battle at home	Will compete against two other teachers colleges.
1	Music professors will attend Chicago supervisors' convention
1	Combined glee club pleases audience at annual concert	Review of performance by Euterpeans and Troubadours.
2	Rural schools	Compares rural and urban schools.
2	The Editor's Column	Roller skates now available for students; do women or men have a better sense of humor; students need to use all of their brain when studying, so it becomes more entertaining.
3	Playcraft Club	Gwendolyn Kern elected president; Alice Dowden elected secretary-treasurer; roster of their roles in other organizations.
3	Mathematics Club	Virginia Wattawa will speak at next meeting.
3	Pi Beta Alpha	Olga Johnson will speak at next meeting.
3	Iowa Y. W. C. A. Conference	Roster of speakers for conference to be held at Grinnell.
3	Art League	Ida Hart spoke about Indian life and art at recent meeting.
3	Irving	Informal dinner to be held with singing and dancing to follow; announcement of next meeting.
3	L. S. A.	Invitation to first regular meeting.
3	Sigma Tau Delta	Roster of pledges to be initiated; program for formal banquet.
3	W. A. A.	Details from recent sports banquet.
3	Westminster Foundation	Updates on activities and upcoming events.
3	Y. W. C. A. friendship dinner	All members invited to attend.
3	Brief Notes	Updates on Phi Sigma Phi, Chi Pi Theta, and the Delphian Literary Society.
3	Creative Writing Club	News about the recent meeting.
3	American Association of University Women	Sadie Campbell will speak at next meeting; officers will be elected.
3	Delphian	Won the basketball game against the Waterloo Amateur Athletic association, 45-13; next game will be against the Waterloo Y. W. C. A. class in volleyball.
3	English Club	Program for recent meeting.
3	St. Patrick reigns in society organizations' plans for next week	English Club to hold St. Patrick's Day dinner; Irish theme at W. A. A. banquet.
4	Raqueteers prepare for second schedule	Tennis players have been working out in order to get ready for the conference meet.
4	Intramural swimmers will meet Wednesday; Xanhos are the defending champs
4	Thirty-five report for varsity track; Dickinson prepares men for conference indoor meet Mar. 29; thirty-five Frosh drill with Varsity	Notes each man's specialty.
4	Tutors have bright mat prospects for '31	Roster of men who will be in wrestling next year.
4	The Xanhos	Xanhos doing very well in intramurals.
4	Duea takes second; other place at Ames	There were many close wrestling matches, according to Coach Bender.
4	Baseball candidates answer Whitford's Tuesday call for men	There where twenty-five varsity and forty-four freshman candidates for this year's baseball team. Both squads are taking general conditioning; soon the final cuts will be made.
5	The Line	Campus gossip.
5	Literary	Stories and poems by T. C. students.
6	Milton Moore, tenor gives voice recital	Performance program.
6	"Habby" leads mates in basketball scoring	Basketball team scoring statistics.
6	Waterloo soloist to give song recital	Mrs. Forrest Gillpatrick will perform.
6	Coach Schneider's cagers have successful season	The Little Tutors won four and lost four in the Iowa Cedar basketball race. They won ten out of fifteen regularly scheduled games.
6	Former student writes of work	Harryette Creasy will teach at Skidmore College.
6	Scrubwomen, B. A., M. A. stage "cleaning spree"	Critic teachers clean up the Training School.
6	College will be host of educators	For thirteenth annual elementary education conference.