College Eye — February 6, 1931

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	All college revue goes into final week of rehearsal; new scenery under construction for 1931 Tutor Ticklers	Will present six main acts and eight entre acts; photo.
1	Eckels Hutchison elected sport editor of the College Eye	Brief profile of new editor.
1	Professors attend annual conference	Professors Wellborn, Fahrney, and Wallace will attend social studies conference.
1	Honest Abe was novice compared to institution's most honest student	Person finds nickel; advertises for rightful owner.
1	Juniors plan party and luncheon for class day, Feb. 11	Will feature lunch, short program, and entertainment.
1	Lutheran Student Association Conference will open tonight	Regional conference to be held on campus.
1	Red Cross examiner to be here Feb. 9-11	To give life-saving tests.
1	The five minute rush rule originated way back when--	The five minute interim between classes is denounced as not enough time.
1	Social science meeting to include sessions open to general public	Iowa Association of Economists, Sociologists, and Historians will meet on campus.
1	Annual tryouts for speech honors will take place next week; oratorical and extemporaneous contests to be held Feb. 12 and 13	Twenty-four have signed up to compete.
1	One hundred per cent Americanism is subject of Hanson's Sunday talk	At CHIC; Boys Scouts will attend.
1	Seniors!	Class rings will be on sale.
1	Michael Klinoff to give voice recital	Will sing group of Russian songs.
1	Wallace and Mayfield are in Legion program	Professor Wallace will speak; Professor Mayfield will sing.
1	Two hundred limit set on Washington Ball ticket sale; Stan Stanley and his Recording Orchestra to play for the ball	Preview of the dance.
1	Begeman is elected fellow of A. A. A. S.	Has been member for twenty years.
1	"Unique" describes new scenery and lighting effects for Ticklers	Description of sets designed for Tutor Ticklers.
1	Freshmen and sophs to defy custom at inter-class frolic; record crowd expected to take advantage of new price cut	Ticket prices will be cut in half.
1	Large audience hears band concert Tuesday evening; band renders difficult program with great skill	The College Band performed "Crown Diamonds" and "Scenes Pictoresque" in the auditorium to good reviews.
2	Dephians, Knockouts, and Phi Omega Pis lead intramurals	The Delphians, Knockouts, and Phi Omega Pis lead the race for the women's intramural basketball trophy.
2	Untitled	Eulalians will meet.
2	Untitled	Alpha Theta Beta and Alpha Delta Alpha hold bridge tournament.
2	Katey finds that spring fever and shopping go hand-in-hand	In depth look at college eateries, fashions, and shopping.
2	Rural Ed. Dept. will give intelligence tests	Will administer tests in schools where its students are teaching.
2	Untitled	Tennis available on women's courts.
2	Groundhogs and engagements conflict in forecasting weather; groundhog may have seen his shadow but engagements abound	Spring is arriving and students are getting engaged.
2	L. I. Reed inspects Centerville school	Will inspect junior college there.
2	Untitled	Will show films at Chemistry Seminar; Theta Alpha Phi will hold initiation.
2	Leading lady	Muriel Hutchinson will perform with the Ben Greet Players and speak in the lecture and entertainment course.
4	Delay in arrival of apparatus holds up opening date	Machinery to show talking pictures has not yet arrived.
4	Intramural quints meet this afternoon	Men's intramural basketball tournament begins to draw to a close.
4	This and that--	Various intercollegiate, intramural, and casual sports discussed, including golf, wrestling, and swimming.
4	Little Tutors meet two powerful squads on weekend journeys	T. C. High prepares to take on Traer and Waterloo East after losing to Reinbeck, 34 to 15.
4	Frosh matmen drill for chance against Cornell and varsity	Tutor freshman wrestling squad prepares to take on Cornell freshmen, as well as the Tutor varsity squad, in upcoming meets.
4	Cagers meet two Iowa Conference foes at Dubuque; games are with Dubuque U. tonight and Columbia Saturday	Tutor basketball team prepares to take on two colleges from Dubuque and increase their standing in the Iowa Conference rankings, photo: Tutor captain Lloyd Haberichter.
4	Iowa Teachers swamp Parsons in loop fracas; team is rejuvenated with mentor again in full charge	Teachers College basketball team defeats Parsons College in Coach Art Dickinson's return to the bench, 41-22.
5	Dances planned this month will climax events of every week	Campus social calendar.
6	Teachers win and lose debates with Missouri college	Women win and men lose at Northwest Missouri Teachers College.
6	Stan Stanley	Stan Stanley and his Recording Orchestra will play at the upcoming Washington Ball.
6	Shield Club plans Valentine party	Will enjoy luncheon at Women's Club.
6	Miss Strayer judges dramatic contest at Training School
6	Untitled	Old Gold senior pictures due.
6	"Only God and we English teachers know why. . ." Fagan	Professor Fagan defends the difficulty of teaching English.