College Eye — September 8, 1930

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Freshmen women will wear purple and gold berets; Student Council believes wardrobe of every student should be topped of	All freshmen should wear these items.
1	Purple and gold busses will carry student teachers	Will make daily trips to affiliated schools.
1	Warm greetings for freshmen; newcomers will "get acquainted' this first week	Description of orientation activities.
1	Green cotton rompers will be new gym uniform for students	Will switch from old middy and bloomer suit to one piece green cotton rompers.
1	Erbe-Denny gov't. tests commended by publishers; tests are based on Magruder's "American Government and Politics"	Will put tests on market soon.
1	Nearly four hundred graduated at end of summer term	Description of the ceremony.
1	Do you take this paper for better or for worse, to cherish and support--	College Eye will have some changes this year.
1	Oratorical contest is planned for early this fall	Open to all students; will provide opportunity "to develop their abilities in the interpretation of the literature of oratory".
1	Band and orchestra plan for expansion	Ordering new music for larger groups.
1	Men's Club rooms opened with big mix on Saturday; half hour radio program from the college station is feature of programs	Will broadcast music and news.
1	New "Eye" staff starts work with this week's issue; all on job for first time this term except editor and ass't. business manager	Evelyn Fish and Hanson head staff; photo.
1	Wanted: College Eye reporters from each and every dept.	Seeking new staff.
1	One hundred fifty big sisters will guide frosh girls; upper class women will help new girls make friends and find way about	Upper class women will be assigned to give advice to freshman women.
1	Guard your health, save your money, and resolve to master your work", is advice of President to freshmen	Text of message to new students.
1	Playcraft Club	Will meet.
3	Inferiority complexes bother bandmen	Professor Russell says that underclassman turnout for orchestra and band is poor because new students believe themselves inferior.
3	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Fifteen leaders will be chosen for big sisters	Dean Campbell says that the leaders will have great responsibility.
4	College Eye welcomes freshmen and returning students with open pages; punch and wafers will be served to reporters every Friday afternoon	Gives introduction for the upcoming year.
5	Where men are men there's a place for them	Description of the newly-redecorated Dean of Men's office.
5	Carl Erbe completes "Text and Workbook in Iowa History"
5	Puppet troupe designed by Washington children	Children from Washington bring show to campus.
5	Campanile sitter gets cold feet	Dwane Collins gives up his attempt to stay in the Campanile for ten days.
5	Rural Education office moves down the hall	Moves two doors up the hall in the Auditorium Building.
6	Freshmen will start fall social activity with reception tonight	Campus social calendar.
6	You are invited	To join the Orchestra Club.
7	Runners needed as cross-country men prepare for work	Only one varsity member returning.
7	Men students find athletic plant improved during summer months	Improvements include new ticket booth, new walkways, and upgraded athletic fields.
7	Leaves	Head wrestling and football coach Paul Bender leaves to enroll at Columbia University in New York; photo.
7	Intramural winners	Tennis and golf crowns winners during summer term.
7	Little Tutors gird for season's opener	Begins practice today.
7	Record squad reports to Whitford; weighty team pushes on to fundamentals	Thirty-two men reported for practice; returning lettermen listed.
7	Leads Tutors	Schedule for 1930 season; photo.
8	Robinson will study at Harvard this year	Will study the American Presidency.
8	Three bears go modern in playlet by Pieracci; playlet by primary major to be copyrighted	Will be opportunity for Departments of Art and English to cooperate.
8	Band men attention!	Asks men to report for rehearsal.
8	Campus journalists form Press Club	Purpose is to foster interest in journalism.
8	Inky Worm crawls on the job again	Stan Wood tells how he spent his summer.