College Eye — November 21, 1930

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	National secretary of religious association will speak Sunday	J. M. Artman will speak at CHIC.
1	Elementary education conference will be held here December 4	Highlights of the fourteenth annual conference.
1	Sixty-three students are candidates for degrees, diplomas; Dr. Morgan, President of Illinois State Teachers College will deliver graduation address	Schedule of the Commencement program.
1	Press Prom painting of Good News plane displayed at Berg's	Will be one of the decorations at the dance.
1	Banquet closes W. A. A. sport season	Professor Humiston will present awards and trophies.
1	Glee clubs conclude six week's rehearsals for Handel's "Messiah"; traditional presentation of oratorio to be Sunday, November 14	History of Messiah performances on campus; has been given annually since 1924.
1	Faculty string quartet to play first concert of year at Clarksville	First of series of concerts to be given on the road and at home.
1	Alfred Flude will speak on lecture program Nov. 20	Will speak on world travels.
1	Untitled	Press Prom programs will cost $1.
1	English 0 students boost Purple Pen sales to high mark	Remedial English students purchase more copies than do advanced students.
1	Education Club formed at meeting yesterday	Will organize permanent group with regular meetings.
1	Woman walks into path of Begeman car at Des Moines	Woman killed by Professor Begeman's car.
1	Freshies will reign supreme on campus at Saturday's game; first year students to attend Grinnell-Teachers grid game as guests of college	Freshmen enter Grinnell-Teachers football game free of charge.
1	Dr. Latham points out pitfall in so-called "progressive" education; schools should fit child for adaptation to adult life	Excerpts from ISTA address.
1	Novelty will reign at the first big publications dance; colored orchestra fits in with the black and white color scheme	Press Prom will feature collection of newspapers to entertain guests.
1	Replies sent by fathers register varying enthusiasms; answers range from, "I'll take in everything" to "Goodness no! I'm not coming."	Responses received to invitation to Dad's Day.
1	A. C. Fuller presides at annual reunion dinner November 13; three hundred and seventy-five alumni and friends present	At ISTA meeting.
2	Untitled	Tau Sigma Delta will meet.
2	"Equality for All" is our slogan; give us all cuts or lying landladies	Continuation in series of editorials on class attendance.
2	Old Gold notice	Graduates should have pictures taken.
2	Untitled	Professor Kurtz will direct music at vespers program.
3	Golfers may form team next spring	Official four-man golf team planned for introduction in spring of 1932.
3	All matmen report to McCuskey Monday	Varsity wrestling to begin, team to report after football ends.
3	Freshmen clash with Grinnell here Saturday; week of steady drill polishes Tutors' play	Teachers College freshman squad prepares to take on Grinnell.
3	Returns next year	Burl Berry, Tutor center, will return next year with record-breaking aspirations; photo.
3	Little Tutors-Ackley contest postponed until November 21	T. C. High-Ackley game pushed back a week due to miscommunication.
3	Consistent half	Wayne Johnson has been a steady player for the Tutors during the 1930 season; photo.
3	Cory crushes rally by Richman to cop men's tournament	C. S. Cory wins men's faculty golf tournament by one stroke, 170 to L. A. Richman's 171.
3	Teachers drop 19-0 battle to Michigan team; Purple holds Hurons scoreless for first half	After a scoreless first half, Tutors lose to Michigan Normal, 19-0.
3	Tutors close gridiron schedule; meet Grinnell there in night battle Friday	Last game of the season to be played at Grinnell College.
3	Cross country team loses	Tutor runners lose first meet of season against Cornell.
4	Untitled	Delta Phi Delta pledges entertain actives.
4	Untitled	Pi Tau Phi will hold theater party.
5	Press Prom promises to be biggest social event of season	Campus social calendar.
6	Untitled	Pi Beta Alpha met recently.
6	Untitled	Actives invited to Kappa Phi pledge meeting.
6	Untitled	List of Pi Theta Pi pledges.
6	Free trade question confronts debaters	Topic for upcoming season.
6	Emma Nordgard added to Rural Dept. staff	Will take charge of Cedar City school, where Luella Cook has resigned due to illness.
6	"Beta" boys croon moonlit tunes under dorm windows	Several groups of men have serenaded lately.