College Eye — March 20, 1931

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	First general election set for Tuesday; student rivalry expected to bring heavy balloting	Election important because of increased importance of Student Council.
1	Teachers will debate Cornell College here this afternoon; debate here will be a decision contest; the one at Cornell will not
1	Trip to Chicago is offered to salesman of most Old Golds
1	Cecilians present forty-second annual concert April second; club consists of thirty-two solo voices directed by Olive Barker	Performance program.
1	Iowa schools to clash in first intercollegiate tournament this month; each of ten schools will meet every other school making forty-five debates
1	Tolstoy's tragic drama "Redemption" is next college play; Russian tragedy will be presented at inaugural drama conference	Play preview; will benefit Bertha Martin Memorial Theatre Foundation.
1	Shirley Williams and James Luker elected to staff positions	Shirley Williams will be copy reader; James Luker will be sports editor.
1	Honorary fraternity splits scholarship for Fest and Huntoon	Kappa Delta Pi splits award.
1	J. Stitt Wilson makes three suggestions to remedy "conditions"	Excerpts from address by representative of International Student Association.
1	Dates are tabooed for third time at college hop tonight; Vern Winters and Ten Piece Marigold Band will play	Students encouraged not to bring dates.
1	Helen Swedberg gets broken wrist in accident Sunday; will give up leading part in "Redemption"	Injured in car accident.
1	Purple Pen is placed second by judges in Columbia Press meet
1	Brahms Quartet will sing here next Wednesday; women will wear costumes of 1860, representing composer's prime	Performance preview; photo.
1	Variety and fantasy are exhibited in Orchesis recital	Performance review.
2	Untitled	Profile of Dr. Manford R. Kint.
3	Untitled	Richard Lewis visited campus.
3	Bel Cantos will give radio program, Thurs.	Will perform on WMT.
3	Untitled	ISTC will participate in survey of commercial teachers.
3	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Bel Cantos concert is artistic success says L. A. Richman	Review of recent Bel Canto Glee Club performance.
4	J. Stitt Wilson accomplishes the seemingly impossible, Monday; arouses talk of action among Teacher's students	Students appreciate Mr. Wilson's call for action.
5	First meetings of the term go for the election of new officers	List of officers of student organizations.
6	Tracksters prepare for conference meet at Des Moines Mar. 28	Track members prepare for Iowa Conference Indoor Meet at Des Moines; list of team members.
6	First golf team to represent Teachers in meets this spring	First Tutor golf team prepares for spring meets.
6	Tutor net team to be a strong one	Tutor tennis team prepares for upcoming season.
6	Untitled	Basketball official rating exams will be given in the Women's Gym.
6	Schneider's charges have good season despite inexperience	T. C. High basketball team finishes season with record of 8-8.
6	Tutor baseballers drilling hard for first tilt	Tutor baseball team prepares for upcoming season; team members listed.
6	McCuskey's men win four titles in A. A. U. meet	Teachers College wrestlers score honors at regional A. A. U. meet.
6	Star vaulter	Gerald Baxter, Tutor pole vaulter, prepares for upcoming track season; photo.
6	Freshman baseball artists look good	The Tutor freshman baseball squad shows signs of serious talent.
6	Former Tutor star has championship five	Clyde Drury brings his Vinton basketball squad to the college court to practice for the state tournament.
7	Home economics people attend Dietetic Association meet at Cedar Rapids
7	Teams to compete in debate tournament March 26, announced; Huntoon, Fest, Ebel, Reade, Walters, and Dodge are team members
8	A. D. A.'s are pallbearers at Tom Steele's funeral	Died of Bright's Disease and heart trouble.
8	Weather man and Christian church secretary give party	Will speak to Christian Church group.
8	Wartburg professor to speak to Lutherans	G. W. Ottersberg spoke to Lutheran Student Association.
8	Y. W. conference will be held at Iowa State College; leaders from state colleges are listed on the program	Program for state conference at Ames.
8	High school debaters compete for honors here, April 2, 3, 4; four year scholarships will be given to three highest individuals
8	Danish woman will demonstrate exercises here April 8 and 9	Agnete Bertram will lead team from Copenhagen.
8	Wolfe collects data for thesis while on campus	Conducting research on rural school music program.