College Eye — March 21, 1930

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1	"Lady Nicotine's" true self revealed Sunday	Professor Eells will talk about smoking at CHIC vespers.
1	Standardized rings selected for seniors	Classes meet and agree to standard ring design; description of the rings, which will cost about $8; pin and guard will also be available.
1	Teachers College may enter nat'l oratory contest	Many college and universities have entered the contest.
1	Filing cabinets help clerical depts.	Part of President Latham's plans for modernization, organization, and efficiency.
1	Students elect board of control of publications; members are; Finn Eriksen, Emmett Cable, Ruth Latta and Richard Purdy	Students elect four members, Student Council appoints one, and President Latham selects four.
1	Students produce six plays next week	Schedule of plays and directors.
1	College entertains Hi-Y Club Saturday	Black Hawk County superintendents will bring their groups.
1	Committee designs flag for college	Hope to have design completed by late this term.
1	'Lelawala', Cadman's operetta, tells story of Indian legend	A review on the story of Lelawala, produced by Training School.
1	Y. W. C. A. installs new officers	Roster of officers.
1	Tennis movies will show stars in action	Will feature slow motion.
1	Education problems will be discussed at conference here	Outline of speakers and topics for elementary education conference.
1	Teachers must answer questions of parents	Professor Cram outlines questions in meeting at Dunkerton.
1	Debate tomorrow will close season	Will be last of thirty-one debates.
1	Sorority co-eds entertain men at dance tonight; over 250 persons are expected to attend annual social function	Panhellenic Council sponsors dance.
1	Men singers leave on concert tour	Minnesingers will give six concerts in five cities.
1	All-college circus planned by Y. W.	Proceeds will go toward bringing speakers to campus.
2	The Purple Pen staff	Plans for a final sales campaign.
2	H. L. Eells	Spoke at a P. T. A. meeting in Tama.
2	Miss Hazel Strayer	Judged a contest of junior college one-act plays in Independence.
2	Rachel Rosenberger	Won first place for her violin solo at subdistrict contest; Leroy Vanderwiken won for his clarinet solo.
2	The Student Council party for juniors	Postponed; breakfast being planned.
2	The School of Religious Education	Announcement of meeting.
2	Dorothy Humiston, Thelma Short and Doris White	Will drive to the Midwest Physical Education Association convention in Milwaukee.
2	The Editor's Column	Seniors should get canes and swagger sticks if they haven't already; freshmen need to resolve to finish their degree curriculum before they start teaching.
2	Students present dramatic recital	Interpretive speech class will work under Professor Strayer.
2	Playcraft Club elects officers for coming year	Roster of candidates for membership.
3	Camp Fire Council	Indian lore was the theme for recent meeting.
3	Neo-Chresto	Members entertained rushees at St. Patrick's Day program.
3	Primary Meeting	Roster of officers.
3	Euterpeans and Troubadours	Plans for upcoming joint meeting.
3	Eulalian Literary Society	Roster of officers.
3	Y. W. C. A.	New officers installed; friendship dinner held; roster of members planning to attend the Y. W. C. A. conference in Grinnell.
3	Alpha Literary Society	Program at recent meeting was a "cruise around the world."
3	Sunday Evening Club	Mrs. Howland Hanson will speak at next meeting.
3	Commercial Club	Roster of officers; program for recent meeting.
3	Ossoli	Request that all members attend next meeting and bring rushees.
3	Delphians	Roster of officers; members urged to attend next meeting and bring rushees.
3	Wesley Foundation	Dr. H. C. Travis will speak at upcoming luncheon.
3	Irving	News about recent events: informal initiation, regular meeting, and a debate.
3	Westminster Foundation	Plans for upcoming Christian Endeavor, Westminster Men's club, and Chi Alpha Omega activities.
3	L. S. A.	Program for first meeting of the spring term.
4	Forty report for freshman track	More freshmen may try out once baseball team makes final cuts.
4	Hi-Y basketball teams battle here tomorrow	High school basketball tournament to be held here.
4	Varsity tracksters compete for places	Coach Dickinson to pick men to compete at Iowa Conference meet in Des Moines.
4	'Habby chosen on Register's first all state team; Fritzel and Daubert receive McGrane's honorable mention	Lloyd Haberichter was the second leading scorer in Iowa Conference; photo.
4	Xanhos win intramural swimming meet; Y. M. C. A. finishes second in annual swimming event	Xanhos take third intramural title for 1930.
4	Baseball men continue Gymnasium workouts	Hampered by snow.
4	Varsity, frosh tennis practice today	Fundamentals to be practiced for next two weeks.
4	All varsity and freshmen tennis candidates	Tennis candidates should meet with Homer Haddox.
5	Pi Theta Pi	Roster of officers; news about members.
5	Pi Tau Phi's	Held rushing luncheon; rushees entertained at Flora Bailey's home.
5	Phi Sigma Phi	Roster of officers; Mrs. Ross Raymond visited her daughter Ferne.
5	Chi Pi Theta	Roster of pledges; news about members.
5	Announcement	Will meet to make plans for women's intramurals.
5	The Line	Campus gossip.
5	Faculty members to address meeting	Of North Central Teachers Association.
5	A statement was made	Placement Bureau getting calls for home economics teachers.
6	African jungle mysteries will be shown here Wed.	Carl von Hoffman will speak and show movie.
6	Kindergarten tots show project work
6	Fullerton coaches pupils for choir	Preparing rural school chorus.
6	Spring opening includes prizes, costume parade	Stores will be open in Cedar Falls this evening.
6	Little Tutors start spring workouts