College Eye — September 19, 1930

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Freshie loses $50, sobs, but big sisters save day	Another person finds and returns the money.
1	Women and house mothers breakfast at golf links Sat.; all college women will be guests of housemothers	About five hundred will attend meeting intended to promote friendship.
1	New tradition begun when flag is flown on registration day; new college flag designed last spring by special committee	New flag flies for the first time.
1	Student Council takes new step in bettering campus government; forms Associated Student Council of Representative Students	Associated group will include leaders of other campus organizations.
1	Training School decorated first time	Redecorated for first time since its construction in 1913; partitions removed, new shelves installed.
1	House presidents meet	Will discuss ways of getting along.
1	One hundred thirty frosh take ciphers as zero hour ends	130 fail initial test; must take writing course.
1	Faculty increased by eleven member as fall term begins; nine instructors, one assistant professor and one director included	Roster of new faculty.
1	Average professor is strong on "C" recent survey shows; standard grading curve is not strictly followed, it is revealed	A look at the grades that ISTC give.
1	Women march in gay lantern parade	YWCA sponsors traditional parade.
1	Stop! Choose your clothes after Thursday	Hughes Dry Goods sponsors style show.
1	Mary Wheat wins Kappa Delta Pi scholarship award; tuition for one year is given student who ranks high in scholarship and activity	Brief profile of scholarship winner.
1	Enrollment falls slightly below last year's figures	Fall 1930 enrollment is 2100.
1	New order of books may puzzle seniors as well as freshmen	Books are now in different rooms.
1	Students dance tonight at first hop of season; Student Councils newly appointed dance committee is in charge	Plans for three more dances this term.
1	Names of seventeen big sister leaders are announced; chosen on records of academic work and participation in activities	Roster of women who will assist with orientation.
1	Freshmen elect officers at meeting Wednesday	Roster of officers.
1	Be a good cub	Seeking College Eye staff members.
1	Homecoming committee says "bigger and better"	Plans underway.
1	Two best Old Gold salesmen will win chic nightwear; Russian pajamas for man, and flimsy negligee for women are prizes offered	Description of sales prizes.
2	Monica Wild writes thesis on dancing	Attempts to relate emotions to dance.
2	Untitled	Housemothers form association.
2	Untitled	Women have new physical education uniform; enrollment in various classes.
2	Untitled	Professor Berkstresser will continue the Speech Clinic.
2	Untitled	Those interested in oratory should speak with Professor Tuttle.
2	Untitled	Lillian Dresser won scholarship to University of Cincinnati.
2	Untitled	Guy Andrews visited Cedar Falls.
2	Music courier praises Bel Canto concert	Magazine praises efforts.
2	Civic concert league sponsors song recital	Claudia Muzio will perform in Waterloo.
2	Official notices	Students must furnish acceptable excuse when they miss class.
2	Freshmen lectures	Scheduled for men.
2	Drop slips	Students should see advisors for adds and drops.
2	Untitled	Dorothy Hatch visited Dorothy Humiston.
2	Deadline for Old Gold photos set at December first
2	Senior hockey team shows how it's done	Demonstration match highlights all-college women's play day; photo.
3	Old letters bring memories to Sara Riggs	Professor Riggs recalls the school's early days.
3	Glacial boulder dropped here centuries ago	History and traditions of the rock at 18th and College Streets.
3	Untitled	Julia Kirkwood now teaching in Kansas City.
3	Do you want to learn to play?	Professor Kurtz promotes the orchestra and band.
3	Weary co-eds relax in friendly rooms of Dean's apartment	Students may relax in Dean of Women's reception room.
3	The Line	Campus gossip.
4	Untitled	Professor Nelson will speak at ISTA meeting.
4	"Nothing to do around this school", whines the poor bored collegian; make him eat his words and the lunches he didn't show up to help eat Saturday	Events offered, but students don't show up, apathy suspected.
4	O'Neill finds Iowa economic situation not below average	Professor O'Neill states his views on the Midwest economy.
4	Men at Eton College wait sixteen years to pay $12,000	Lillian Peterson talks about her trip to Europe.
4	"More games and more girls" is physical ed. aim	Trying to offer opportunities for all women to participate in some sort of athletics.
4	Physical training classes start today
4	Library personnel increased this fall	Adds three regular staff members.
4	Untitled	Three Extension faculty on assignment.
4	Untitled	Professor Hart attended a state meeting.
5	Rushing activities planned by organizations in first meetings	Campus social calendar.
6	Coaches Fritzel, McCuskey end first full week on coaching staff today	Former Tutors mentor new freshman athletes.
6	Arthur Olsen wins first frosh award	Silver medal for academic efficiency awarded to freshman athlete.
6	Little Tutors open gridiron schedule at Greene Saturday	T.C. High School football kicks off season at 2:30 pm.
6	Untitled	T.C. Club holds first meeting Wednesday; elections to take place.
6	Golfing professors struggle for title	Men's faculty golf championship starts next week; participants listed.
6	Few vets strive for harrier team; fifty men report	Cross country team reports to practice.
6	Men's room opened with radio program	Letter winners granted new meeting room.
6	Gridmen battle as Columbia game nears	Starting lineup prospects are listed.
6	Tutor veteran	Sole letterman strives for guard position; photo.
6	Sixty-eight frosh still play after first squad cut	Team members are listed.
7	Untitled	Delta Sigma Rho meets.
7	Cambridge debaters to argue militarism with Tutor team
7	New busses to carry student teachers to rural schools	Description of the arrangements made between ISTC and the affiliated schools.
7	Janitor rescues many "co-eds in distress"	Thomas N. Justice tells of what he has seen and done in his forty year career.
7	Untitled	Review of "The Dawn Patrol".
8	Nationally known speaker to lead college discussion	Edna B. Wise-Smith will speak on Prohibition.
8	Now students know answer to question	President Latham presents his views on a college education.
8	Traveler sees Turkish woman using flails	Professor Miller talks about her recent trip.
8	Recreational dance programs resumed	To be held every Thursday evening.
8	Untitled	WAA will sell apples.
8	Girls try for places in four glee clubs	Names will be posted in about a week.
8	Dramatic extravaganza of modern life is chosen at Theta Alpha Phi play	Will present "Beggar on Horseback".