College Eye — October 3, 1930

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Injuries still retard Tutors for Luther game tomorrow; conference title may depend on result of battle	Injury-ridden Tutor squad gears up to take on Luther.
1	College outsmarts bullish market on all-steel flag poles	Will purchase two ninety foot poles to be installed at north and south ends of football field.
1	Professors go to Iowa City	Will attend meeting on administration and supervision.
1	Psychology professors judge babies at cattle congress; Finkenbinder and Wilcox give mental tests to babies	Will also give physical examinations and make recommendations.
1	"Eye" staff takes eight new workers unto itself	Roster of new staff members.
1	Dr. Seerley submits his list of names for Hall of Fame; honored names are chosen from tests prepared by 105 electors	Former President Seerley submits fifteen names.
1	F. D. Cram appointed member of N.E.A. legislative group	Group hopes to establish federal department of education.
1	Band makes first trip with team Saturday	May go to Luther game.
1	Familiar faces seen in professor's rogue gallery	Professor Getchell takes pictures of classes.
1	O. R. Latham will address freshmen	Will be fourth in series of lectures for men.
1	Main entrance to Bartlett Hall will have new label	Will eliminate confusion for deliverymen.
1	Untitled	Student directories available for fifteen cents.
1	Fifty co-eds to form pep squad for Homecoming; "Tutor Belles" will make their first appearance in costume
1	Miniature Homecoming is first number of assembly series	Series of programs will be warm-up for Homecoming.
1	Le Roy Evans elected "Eye" associate editor
1	Living and learning	Freshman women wear beanies and study the freshman rules; photo.
1	Wallace completes new United States history work book	Description of Professor Wallace's new book.
1	"Evening of Opera" is first number of entertainments	To be presented by National Music League; description of other presentation in the Lecture and Entertainment Course.
1	Bonfire rally will open Homecoming festivities Friday; alumni will be greeted by imposing T.C. letter	Schedule of Homecoming activities.
2	Y. W. C. A. members get acquainted this week	Will spend weekend at Riverview Park.
2	Women's golf tournament	Faculty women holding tournament.
2	Notice	Tryouts scheduled for Lutheran chorus.
2	Fuller to explain Iowa county choir music plan	At Wisconsin meeting.
2	Kelley leads yells for frosh pepsters	Don Kelley elected freshman yell leader.
2	Church services	Howland Hanson will preach at CHIC.
2	Untitled	Men's Forum will hold meetings and entertainment every two weeks.
2	Chemistry bulletin posted by Getchell	Professor Getchell posts news about chemistry students.
2	Column is cut to the bone by "process of elimination"; always too much news and no place to put it	Too much news this week.
3	Eight eliminated in profs tourney	Faculty golf tournament continues through second round.
3	Teachers down Columbia, 6-0 in grid opener; Cooper's punting features close game	Tutors win, 6-0, based on Stewart Cooper's punting; photo.
3	Harrier team to run against Penn, Cornell, and Simpson this fall	Schedule for cross country meets is posted.
4	Garages for college busses are completed	Build temporary for two new college buses.
4	Ancient roofs downed by carpenters this week	Roofs over Old Gilchrist Hall doorways torn down.
4	Fraternity pledges help make own laws	Chi Pi Theta will elect pledge officers.
4	Traer defeats Little Tutors	Teachers College High falls to Traer, 9-0.
4	Thirty-eight frosh survive; only one more cut possible	More freshmen cut from team; those remaining are listed.
4	Men students open golf tourney play	Twenty men compete in college golf tournament.
4	The Line	Campus gossip.
5	It is "silent week" for sororities but societies go "rushing" on	Campus social calendar.
6	Forty women enter intramural competition	Women meet to plan the season's intramural activities.
6	Three hundred sixty-eight people chosen by six glee clubs	List of glee club members.
6	Untitled	Several Phi Sigma Phi alumnae back for weekend.