College Eye — October 24, 1930

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Ebel and Ranney plan forensic strategy for international debate	Planning for debate against British students.
1	Halloween Hop next week
1	Tutors seek third conference victory against Penn Saturday; both teams loom up as possible league champs	Tutors prepare for Penn game.
1	Dr. Latham appoints general committee for Dad's Day plans	Committee membership announced; brief preview of the celebration.
1	Artist who traveled to foreign countries returns to campus	Ben D. Larson talked about his experiences.
1	Tutor Belles do snake dance at pep meeting
1	Kindergartners are offered new course	Professor Luse announces new four year curriculum in kindergarten and nursery school teaching.
1	Stanley Wood heads general committee for 1931 Tutor Ticklers; Dorothy Henderson and Wayne Wehrle complete general committee for big show	2500 saw the show last year.
1	Kingery saves life of Howard Benshoof in shotgun accident	Howard Benshoof loses arm in hunting accident; Delmer Kingery gets him doctor in time to save his life.
1	Yearlings feted by Student Council at party tonight; from 8 till 11 p.m. freshmen will hold sway at the gym
1	Deadline	Deadline for nest issue of Purple Pen announced.
1	Negro folk lore, traditions and stories in library exhibit	Library displays African-American literature.
1	Lillehei starts new feminist movement	Women's Physical Education Department gives dance lessons to young girls.
1	Scouts celebrate second annual Day tomorrow; morning will be spent touring campus and in swimming pool	Schedule of activities for Scout Day.
1	Six faculty members to attend conference of English and speech; Teachers College alumni will take part in conference program	Will attend annual program in Iowa City.
1	Untitled	Shirley Williams trying out for College Eye staff.
1	Costume numbers by operatic quartet win audience acclaim; Seignior Martino-Rossi accorded particular mention for musicianship	Review of performance by operatic quartette.
1	Jazz rhythms lend interest to dramatic fraternity production; students work in carpentry and paint crews	Theta Alpha Phi prepares for presentation of "Beggar on Horseback".
2	Is "learning to lie" a part of your college education?; you must be ill or you cannot get an excuse for absence	Students who lie get illness excuses from class; editor debates fairness.
2	Fifty girls inspect city woolen mills	Ellen Richards Club takes field trip.
2	Gladys Shamp talks about Camp Fire work	Spoke to Physical Education Club.
2	Librarians attend first north central library conference	Rowena Edwards and Irene Ehresman make the trip.
2	"What do you know?" one man answers Sunday	Stoddard Lane will speak at CHIC.
2	Faculty Men's Club talks political issues	Roster of speakers and their topics.
3	Extension division awaits modernization of permanent offices	Will provide better, more efficient office space.
3	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Publications plan Press Prom for November 21	Promises to first of an annual event; by invitation only.
3	Pi Gamma Mu has ten new members	List of new members.
3	Swapper says . . . .	College Eye outlines its practice of swapping stories with fifteen other college papers.
4	College officials and students use new blueprint machine	Description of the new machine; will be used by students and E. E. Cole.
4	Richman takes close match in profs meet	Richman defeats Finkenbinder in match play to advance in faculty golf tournament.
4	Women racqueteers go into preliminary tryout	Intramural women's tennis to begin October 27.
4	Injured end	Tutor veteran end Robert Hackler has been hampered by injuries this season; photo.
4	Lake still leads decathlon runners	J. B. Lake remains in lead of the point standings for the campus decathlon; Keith Kittrell jumps to second.
4	R. Harman places as runner-up in Iowa City meet	Ralph Harman takes second place at Eastern Iowa Open golf tournament.
4	At quarter	Quarterback Claire Holck will likely lead the Tutors against Penn; photo.
4	Harriers tangle with strong Penn team Saturday; meet to be between halves of grid contest	Men's cross country will run against Penn at half-time of football game.
4	Varsity wrestlers to report to Coach McCuskey Wednesday	Six lettermen return to lead team, listed.
4	Varsity cagers hold first court workout	Varsity basketball gears up for the upcoming season.
4	Little Tutors meet Grundy Center; lose to Eldora High, 12-0	T .C. High loses to Eldora, prepares for Grundy Center game.
5	Society lulls this week but gives promise of Press Prom	Campus social calendar.
6	Untitled	Tau Sigma Delta will meet.
6	Personal problems will be emphasized in course for deans	Course for deans will be offered for first time in summer 1931; will consider the application of psychology to adolescents.
6	Music box banquet opens finance drive	For YWCA.
6	County superintendent to address Iowa Club	A. E. Jewett will speak.
6	College women instructors' club dinner	Several faculty speak on the good old days.
6	English Club dines at first 1930-31 meeting	Several speakers address the group.
6	Faculty is compiling industrial bulletin	Professor Nelson putting together description of the college.
6	Former national secretary of Y. W. to visit campus	Mildred Inskeep Morgan will visit.
6	Troop Fifty-Six has enviable record says Scout Master Buffum	Professor Buffum reports on the progress and achievements of the group; troop sponsored by CHIC.
6	Annual college circus discontinued because of dwindling profits	Other all-campus events seem to have diminished interest in the circus.