College Eye — October 17, 1930

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Six women survive summer heat and earn highest grades	List of students who made highest grades in summer term of 1930.
1	Condemned to death, snake refuses food and broods in cell	Professor Abbott keeps a milk snake.
1	Fullerton goes to Maine	To speak to state teachers association there.
1	Baby under arm, and popcorn at hand, Haddox can't play checkers	Professor Haddox has a hard time playing checkers with Dad Aldrich.
1	Three new courses will be offered here next year; men students will lean to rejuvenate collegiate flivvers	Will offer courses in automobile mechanics, student advising, and scene construction.
1	Students and profs talk campaign issues Wed.	At Social Science Club meeting.
1	Seven students earn semi-final oratory honors; cash prizes will be given to three who win in final contest	Contest provides opportunity for students to develop oratorical skills.
1	Boy Scouts from five districts are expected here next week; will observe annual Scout Day, stage parade, and attend Penn game	Schedule of activities for about one thousand Boy Scouts.
1	Maybe Jonah told us a big fish story; if so, why so?	Howland Hanson will speak on the Jonah story at CHIC.
1	Interfrat council elects Armstrong as president; Charles and O'Neill will act with Reed as faculty sponsors	List of Interfraternity Council representatives.
1	Twenty-five thrillers are sold to one of the "big four"; Good Housekeeping and Saturday Evening Post also in list of good sellers	Berg's Drugstore pharmacist talks about student reading habits.
1	Su Chu Hsia comes from China to learn to teach the little folks	Profile of Eugenia Hsia.
1	Dean promises men shortened schedule of freshman lectures	Will schedule three lectures during first week of school and then one per week until mid-term.
1	Vern Remy is elected junior class president	List of class officers.
1	Lantz addresses conference of Iowa science teachers	Will speak on high school science teaching.
1	Five artists will give "Evening of Opera" Monday; program consists entirely of excerpts of opera given by metropolitan stars	Marie Tiffany, Louise Bernhardt, Giuseppe Martino-Rossio, Enzo Aits, and Sanford Schlussel will be on campus.
2	"Pat" Morrissey comes for Homecoming	Considering a master's degree at University of Iowa.
2	Cost per student disclosed in report of college finances; per capita cost for the year reaches 400 mark	Current cost is $101.32 per term.
2	Freshmen! You may get beaten and bruised if you don't watch out; rules and regulations say to wear the purple or take the black and blue	Freshmen chastised for not wearing indicative purple hats.
2	"Deuce of Reducing" is play Y. W. will present Wednesday	Part of group's fund-raising effort.
2	Original literary work wanted by Purple Pen	Seeking contributions to literary magazine.
2	Eells survey shows Iowa rural schools are "getting left"
3	Ebel and Ranney plan for strong defense against forensic foes	Preparing for debate against British debaters on subject of military preparedness.
3	Prize winning novels displayed in Room Three	Pulitzer and Nobel prize winners in display in Library.
3	Mary Louise Hoyt shoots self with rifle by accident	Shoots self while preparing for hunting trip; should recover quickly.
3	Women's physical education tea	Entertained alumnae at Homecoming.
3	The Line	Campus gossip.
4	Ralph Harman enters Iowa City golf meet	Ralph Harman represents Teachers College golf program at annual eastern Iowa golf tournament.
4	Women's intramurals	Tennis and golf tournaments postponed due to inclement weather.
4	Cage leader	Lloyd Haberichter will lead Tutors on the court, once his foot injury heals; photo.
4	J. B. Lake leads field in decathlon contest; forty-four compete.	Teachers College track men continue to compete in campus decathlon.
4	Little Tutors meet Eldora High today	T. C. High football team takes on Eldora after loss to Waverly.
4	Hefty tackle	Arthur Gerber recorded as football team's heaviest player at 200 pounds; photo.
4	Faculty golf tournament	First round of women's faculty golf tournament ended last week.
4	"P. T. examinations are not so bad," writes student	Student talks about physical examinations of college women.
4	Heavy Kohawks batter Tutors to win, 13-2; Cooper scores safety on blocked punt	Tutors drop Homecoming game to Coe, 13-2.
4	Grid leader	Injured Tutor football captain Charles Tompkins expected to be ready for Penn game October 25; photo.
4	Initial basketball drill reveals prospects for veteran Tutor five	Tutor basketball players reported for first drill of the season.
4	Bad weather delays professors at play	Men's faculty golf tournament postponed due to inclement weather.
5	Back to earth after Homecoming, society begins with initiations	Campus social calendar.
6	Untitled	List of Commercial Club officers.
6	Untitled	Old Gold needs salesmen.
6	Untitled	Professor Hart is doing ISTA work this week.
6	Untitled	Professor Lambertson talks about trip to Alaska.
6	Untitled	Student publications leaders will speak at assembly.
6	Untitled	Several faculty will give addresses at study centers.
6	Gladys Evans speaks before debate group	At conference in Iowa City.
6	Untitled	Albert C. Fuller will address teachers association meeting.
6	Old Women's Gym is remodeled for production room	Room in basement of Auditorium will be fitted for scene design shop.
6	Untitled	Lelah Trowbridge arranges for extension work at her school.
6	Alpha Theta Beta wins first prize in decoration contest; 604 West 22nd wins first for rooming houses	Description of Homecoming decoration prize winners.