College Eye — April 10, 1931

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1	Teachers and pupils gather here tomorrow at first drama meet; talks by faculty here feature program; "Redemption" to close conference	Several faculty will give presentations to students; will also present play.
1	Nominations for Queen of May started today
1	Extended recreational dancing held at gymnasium tonight	Recreational dances take the place of more formal dances this term; have been good money makers.
1	Twenty-five students elected to membership in Kappa Delta Pi	List of new members.
1	Sherwood Eddy speaks on war, birth control, and socialism, Apr. 23	Will speak on a variety of topics; speaker profile.
1	Women's locker room is being completely remodeled	Will be converted into attractive restroom; YWCA bookstore also being remodeled.
1	First intercollegiate play day is held here tomorrow; women physical training students of three state schools meet	Women from University of Iowa and Iowa State University will play games and participate in track events.
1	Cecilians sing in Des Moines today	Will make six appearances there.
1	What a president does with leisure moments is revealed	President Latham describes what he does during an average work day and what he likes to do for recreation; likes sports and long, solitary walks.
1	Eight nominations for prom queen made by Senior Prom Committee	List of nominees.
1	Minnesingers Glee Club will give concert Tuesday; male quartet, bass solo, and piano solo will be featured on program	Concert program.
1	Thirty-eight students and faculty members on Mother's Day committees; Student Council committee composed of Eileen Hardie, Bob Burley, and Ora Natvig	Committee responsibilities set for the celebration.
1	Burley elected head of Student Council for coming year	Roster of officers.
1	Huntoon and Smith lead men scholars during winter term	List of those who did well on grades last term.
1	Sophomores nominate officers at Crossroads Wednesday	List of nominees.
1	Untitled	String Quartet performed in Nashua.
1	Cunningham, Steinberg elected heads of Eye and Old Gold; staff organization is changed by Board of Control	Roster of new staff members.
1	Tragedy abounds in Tolstoy's "Redemption" given last night; powerful acting makes play reach height of realism	Mary Wheat offers opinions on individual performances in the play.
2	Minnesingers give concert Tuesday	Minnesingers; photo.
2	Redemption will be given at a bargain price this weekend; large crowds expected to take advantage of the offer	Editor prompts readers to attend Redemption play to support memorial theatre project.
3	Prospective teachers interviewed in new conference room	New compartments in conference room lend themselves to interviews.
3	Scene-shifting crew works for efficiency in play "Redemption"	Crew of twelve shifts scenes quickly.
3	Parents learn about children from former pre-school head here; Dr. Julia Kirkwood leads classes in parenthood at Kansas City Teachers College	Former Professor Kirkwood runs a parent education class at her new job.
3	Juniors petition for new election of officers	Some are unhappy with the methods used in the last election.
3	Artistic singing of Cecilian Glee Club delights audience; club is lauded for poise, style, stage presence, and bearing	Harvey Waugh gives favorable review of recent Cecilian performance.
4	Two Tutor wrestlers try for further honors at national mat meet	Orville Orr and Maynard Harman enter national A. A. U. wrestling meet.
4	Training School track team preparing for Teachers College Relays	T. C. High track team gets ready for upcoming home meet.
4	Thirty-two frosh baseball players survive first cut	Coach Whitford announces remainder of freshman squad after first cut.
4	Training School tennis team has hard schedule	T. C. High tennis players prepare for upcoming season.
4	Oklahoma A. and M. wrestlers startle R. I.	Tutor wrestlers comment on strange appearances of other competitors at Rhode Island meet.
4	Baseball team meets Iowa U. Wed.; diamond artists open season with Big Ten opponents	Tutor baseball team begins season at home against Iowa.
4	Tutor skipper	Wayne Heintz returns to baseball team as this year's captain; photo.
4	Professors go in for informality and sports Tuesdays, Thursdays	Professors play volleyball in friendly rivalry.
4	Tutor golf team to meet Iowa U. April 18	Tutor golf team travels to University of Iowa for golf meet.
4	Freshmen tracksters work industriously in preparation for tryouts	Freshmen work hard to earn spot on track team.
5	Olive Gullickson will give recital April 13
5	Teachers picnic season is officially opened this week	Campus social calendar.
6	Eagle Grove High wins first place in h. s. debate tournament; Eagle Grove, Washington, and Charles City students win scholarships
6	Inter-state Teachers College speakers will meet here for contest	Will compete in oratory and extemporaneous speaking.
6	Prudent Peggy shop offers prize for letter
6	Fahrney attends doctor's meeting at Chicago, Sat.	John Maynard Hutchins spoke.
6	Danish group presents new type gymnastics here Thursday night	Group performs to music.
6	Untitled	New Science Bulletin is out.