College Eye — September 26, 1930

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Student orators ready to compete for annual prizes	Group of thirty-one will be winnowed to seven.
1	Team opens against Columbia without captain; injuries many; game will be played under the night light on Dubuque Field	Tutors take on Columbia on Saturday without key team members.
1	Youth in revolt? E. O. Foster will answer Sunday	Will speak at CHIC.
1	Professors now claim research room #245	Room equipped for faculty who are working on research projects.
1	Dana Campbell wins music scholarship at Eastman School; first girl to receive this award for many years	Now working on master's degree there.
1	"Give up a tip", says College Eye staff	Seeking news.
1	Harvey R. Waugh new concert master of college orchestra; is sixth member of growing Department of Orchestral Music	Profile of Professor Waugh; photo.
1	Roger Ranney and Robert Ebel will debate Cambridge; chosen by judges after try-outs at the beginning of the week	Will enter forty day period of intensive training; photo.
1	Freshmen yell for pep positions at meeting tonight; students will elect freshman yell leaders and talk up game
1	Band looks for drum major this week	Four men competed for position.
1	Bartlett Hall diners "dress" each evening	Gather in parlors and go to dinner together.
1	All play and no work might make "Freshie" a dull girl
1	Student directories go on the market Tuesday morning; prepared by college office rather than by private students	Will contain addresses and phone numbers of faculty and students.
1	Joseph Schaefer is now naturalized American citizen; is one of twelve out of nineteen who were admitted to "rights and burdens" Friday	Profile of Professor Schaefer; Professor Merchant witnesses ceremony.
1	Five special committees appointed by Council	Roster of committee members.
1	Homecoming Committee plots for Campanile's downfall, rumor says; professors appointed to promote cooperation of merchants	President Latham also appoints faculty committee to coordinate college and merchant activities.
1	Sophomores dance tonight to strains of novelty band; Bob Snyder and his Waterloo band play for first class dance	About 150 couples expected.
2	Students are asked to become reporters and learn what life is; newspaper work will bring you joys and pains, but with them, "wisdom"	Students urged to join reporting staff.
2	Untitled	Theta Gamma Nu entertained rushees.
2	Untitled	Iowa Club will re-organize.
3	Untitled	Department of Physical Education for Women have complete examinations of 810 women.
3	Untitled	YMCA and YWCA will hold smaller discussion meetings.
3	Untitled	Dean Campbell invites faculty to meeting on topic of wider social contacts with students outside class.
3	Try for the "Beggar"	Theta Alpha Phi will present fall play, "Beggar on Horseback".
3	Social Science Club elects 1930-31 officers	List of officers.
3	Untitled	Ph Sigma Phi has had rushing parties.
3	Fall term Alumnus put in the forms	Preview of the next issue.
3	Faculty holds first meet of school year	Usually meet twice a term.
4	Yearlings to meet Grinnell freshmen here November 22	Tutor freshmen take on Grinnell's first year squad.
4	Trackmen vie for decathlon trophy	College decathlon competition to begin this week.
4	Men's golf tourney starts	Match play tournament to determine Teachers College champion begins this week.
4	Directs varsity	Munn Whitford to enter first game as head football coach; photo.
4	Future coaches supplement book lore with experience	Future coaches getting actual experience in coaching.
4	Profs play while students labor; seek golf champ	Faculty golf championships continue; C. A. Fullerton defeats C. W. Lantz.
4	Athletes work for intramural games	Students working out in preparation for intramural sports seasons.
4	Little Tutor mentor fears Traer struggle	Coach Schneider expects loss to experienced Traer team.
5	Fraternities write the names of eighty-three men on pledge lists	Campus social calendar.
8	Sixty-four S.O.S. calls sent to Loan Committee this year	Status of the Student Loan Fund; began in 1921; has assisted 278 students with loans ranging from $25 to $300.
8	Untitled	Housemothers invited to breakfast.
8	University women hear about the "Paris of 1930"	AAUW delegates report.
8	Untitled	Lutheran Students will meet.
8	Untitled	YWCA will hold house party.
8	College Eye and Old Gold staffs stage annual tryout week	Regular staff will be in office to hand out assignments.
8	Eneatha Kenyon's photo seen in 'College Humor'	Selected as most attractive woman on ISTC campus in 1929.
8	L. I. Reed called away by illness of mother	Suffered heart attack in Clarinda.
8	Untitled	Faculty Men's Club enjoys luncheon.
8	Untitled	Laura Holecher appointed chair for Homecoming plans at Bartlett Hall.
8	Untitled	Big Sisters will meet.
8	Untitled	Zetaletheans meet.