College Eye — February 20, 1931

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Nine women receive athletic honors as Shield Club initiates	List of those initiated.
1	Eight men will present piano recital today	Professor Freeman's students will perform
1	Students dance tonight at ninth annual Washington Ball; limit attendance at junior dance for first time in history	Preview and description of the dance.
1	College movies make tiny dots talk, sing, boom in first show	A look at the technology behind the first talking picture presentation at ISTC.
1	Supervisor's violin and cello classes give program at assembly
1	Symphony Orchestra to present concert Tuesday evening; program includes masterpieces by Liszt, Weber, and Brahms	Performance preview.
1	One hundred seven students will be graduated March 5; Dr. Thomas McCracken will be the speaker for the graduation exercises	Description of the upcoming ceremony.
1	Robert B. Wylie of Iowa U. will speak here February 26	Will speak at Biology Club meeting.
1	Charles writes article for Journal of Education	On appropriate advice to give students.
1	Give us more credit or give us more time	Time between classes is discussed and pleas made to the students for opinions on the matter.
1	Drinkwater play will be presented at vespers Sunday	Will present "X-O: a Night of the Trojan War".
1	Tau Sigma Delta will Tutor Tickler first prize again
1	Leora Boetger will represent college at New York convention	At Columbia Press Association meeting.
1	Debate Ames and Coe	Shown are Teachers College debaters who will take on Iowa State--Roger Ranney and Thorrel Fest--as well as those taking on Coe--John McDowell and Murvle Hanawalt; photo.
1	Lawrence and Ebel win first places in speech contests	Wayne Lawrence wins oratory contest; Robert Ebel wins extemporaneous contest.
1	Classes combine to present Dr. Knock Friday, Feb. 27; classes working under supervision of Hazel Strayer and Charles Holden	Play preview.
2	Ontario state school requests book by Cram	On silent reading.
2	Alumna is awarded M. A. degree at Iowa	Elizabeth Warttman gets degree.
2	Untitled	Graduates should meet.
2	Untitled	Press Club will meet.
2	Keep faculty members out of jail so we won't have to suppress news; entertainment committee may have to go to jail for debt	Discussion on why students should attend new moving picture show at college auditorium.
2	Assembly may vote funds for branch school at Red Oak; summer sessions would open June 3, with E. L. Ritter as director	Three branch summer schools in summer of 1930; Depression forces retrenchment to just one for summer of 1931.
2	Dean's report proves teachers co-eds are hard-working women	Report shows 234 women have jobs
2	Men lift taboo from outside activities by high scholastic record	Report shows that many men maintain high grade point averages despite participation in extracurricular activities.
3	Alpha Delta Alpha five meets Nighthawks today	Alpha Delta Alpha fraternity and the Night Hawks to meet in the first game of the intramural basketball finals.
3	Grapplers wrest 29-3 victory from Cornell mat team	Tutors defeat Cornell, 29-3, to close out intercollegiate season.
3	Eriksen's grapplers win	T. C. High wrestlers won their meet at Grundy Center, 16-8.
3	Golfers will play matches in spring	Golf has become the Teachers College's newest intercollegiate sport.
3	Chicago succumbs to wrestlers 27-5	Tutor wrestlers defeated the Chicago Maroons, 27-5, giving away only one fall.
3	Cagers drop game to Luther, 27-17; defeat Simpson, 35-30	Although losing to the Luther Norsemen, 27-17, the Tutor basketball team won later in the week against Simpson, 35-30.
3	Little Tutors meet Cedar Falls quintet at college tonight	The T. C. High basketball squad prepares to play the rival Cedar Falls Tigers.
3	Untitled	Folk Dance Festival scheduled.
3	Tracksters start drill to prepare for hard season; Drake, Kansas, and Dakota relays included in card	Teachers College track team prepares for a difficult season.
3	Declam meet held at Tutor high school	Results of declamatory meet.
3	Intramural wrestlers vie for championship	Intramural wrestling meet to be held to determine this year's champion.
3	Teachers meet Parsons quint tonight; Fairfield tilt concludes games away for season	Tutors gear up for last away game of the season against Parsons College at Fairfield.
3	Coach McCuskey starts eliminations in frosh mat squad for varsity	The freshman wrestling squad prepares for the upcoming meet versus the varsity squad.
3	Yearlings nose out Grinnell freshmen	Tutor freshman basketball squad defeats Grinnell freshman squad, 26-22.
4	Student Council works out aims of social program of college
4	Fuller plans report on extension work for Michigan conference	Will speak to association meeting.
4	Untitled	Clara Large died January 23, 1931.
4	Untitled	Press Club will meet.
4	Untitled	Bartlett Hall women will hold colonial party.
4	The Line	Campus gossip.
5	Untitled	Earl Bell is teaching at the University of Nebraska.
5	Soloist	Elizabeth Burney Schmidt will perform a solo number with the college orchestra in concert; photo.
5	"Don't" is play given by Iowa Club Thursday	List of cast members.
5	Y. W. C. A. held election of officers Wednesday	Mary Schwyhart elected president.
5	Washington Ball, long looked for, takes place tonight at gymnasium	Campus social calendar.
6	"The King of Jazz" second talkie, will be here Saturday	Paul Whiteman will perform.
6	Delphians win finals in intramural tournament	Delphians defeat Phi Omega Pi sorority in women's intramural basketball tournament finals, 28-16.
6	Untitled	Audry Arnold gave recital.
6	"Victorious Defeat" is Dr. Hanson's theme for Sunday sermon
6	It's hats and snaps that interest Katey these fine days	Discussion of college fashions and shopping.
6	Science Bulletin is enlarged this month	Will charge five cents per copy.
6	Four women receive appointment as new life-saving examiners	List of new examiners.
6	Seventy-five attend the "Flying Dutchman" at Cedar Rapids Tues.	Professor and Mrs. Richman accompany student group.
6	Prof. Nellie S. Aurner addresses English Club	Spoke on literary associations of London.
6	Phillips writes article comparing spelling tests	Professor Phillips is now studying at the University of Iowa.
6	German Club presents one-act play "Eigensinn"