College Eye — January 9, 1931

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Alice Rohr, former student here, fatally injured in car crash	Killed in accident near St. Paul, Minnesota.
1	Bragonier spends week at national convention	Attends convention of National Student Federation.
1	Present unemployment situation will be theme of Sunday talk	Howland Hanson will lead discussion.
1	High school meeting here draws members	Will cover matters relating to athletics.
1	Press Club elects editor as president	List of officers.
1	Twenty campus leaders to be elected Jan. 21; Old Gold sponsors election of peoples for feature section	Will vote for ten most prominent men and ten most prominent women.
1	A. A. U. W. votes to pay branch quota of fellowship fund; takes step toward completion of million dollar goal of national association	Each member should give $2; purposes of the group.
1	Harold O. Tascher attends convention	Attends meeting of the Political Science Association.
1	National Commercial Teachers Federation meets in Des Moines; Ira S. Condit presides at dinner for Teachers College students and alumni	Many alumni attend meeting.
1	New education plan discussed by head of education department	Lengthy excerpts from Professor Nelson's ideas about education reform.
1	Debate teams clash on church question	Will debate relevance of church in modern age.
1	Prize pajamas given Wendell Bragonier and Freda Steinberg	As winners of Old Gold sales contest.
1	Comedy of college life selected for mid-winter play; students will see themselves as others see them	Professor Tuttle will direct "The Poor Nut".
1	Beard reviews speeches of American Historical Association convention	Recently attended convention.
1	Graduates!	Should meet to receive information regarding prospective teaching work.
1	High competition for positions on program of "Tutor Ticklers"; try-out to be held Monday and Tuesday evening in College Auditorium	Thirty organizations may try out.
1	Remodeling program continued during holiday vacation	Works goes on in Extension Service offices, Gilchrist cloak rooms, Auditorium offices, floors, and Library.
1	Mexican performers delight audiences with song and dance; dancing team wins tremendous applause and gets many recalls	Tipica Orchestra performs.
2	Did your vacation leave you refreshed and ready to work?; or do you feel worse than you did before?	Vacations described as being demoralizing; Grinnell's "cut" system is discussed in relation to that of Teachers College.
2	Purple Pen notice	Seeking material for winter issue.
3	Schedule released for '31 grid team	1931 Tutor football schedule printed, identical to 1930 schedule in regard to teams faced.
3	Little Tutors meet Traer	T. C. High basketball team to take on Traer on the college court.
3	Stewart Cooper named Most Valuable Gridder of 1930 Tutor eleven	Stewart Cooper, right defensive end, named Most Valuable Player at recent meeting of Athletic Board of Control.
3	Ties abolished in conference by new system	Iowa conference adopts Stanley-Dean system to award conference champions in event of ties.
3	Matmen meet Illinois Saturday; contest opens card including strong teams	Wrestling season to begin, marking Coach Dave McCuskey's first turn as head coach; photo: team captain Finn Eriksen.
3	Cagers prepare for Dubuque U. engagement; Coe is victim as Tutors open with 27-17 win	Tutors defeat Coe, 27-17; prepare to take on Dubuque.
3	Final cut leaves twenty promising frosh basketeers	Freshman basketball squad trimmed from record eighty-five to twenty.
4	Placement Bureau asks students to register	For upcoming teaching positions.
4	Post holiday lull broken by formal initiations and teas	Campus social calendar.
4	Faculty members write for January Alumnus	Professors Aitchison and Goetch write articles; issue mailed to twelve thousand alumni
4	Campus problems debated at national conference	Katherine Seay and Mary Schwyhart report on YWCA convention.
4	Senior notice!	Should pay class dues.