College Eye — September 8, 1931

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Big Sisters aid freshman girls; members of organization will wear badges; freshmen get green buttons
1	Whitford puts gridders thru first practice	Forty men are attending football practices for the 1931 season; participants are listed.
1	Second handbook will greet students today	Will include information on organization of the college and its rules and regulations.
1	Installation of new seating equipment is complete in auditorium	New seats and flooring installed.
1	Professor urges smiling rebellion; student should go to class, doubting if professor knows much: then only will he get his education	Anonymous professor gives advice to new students; hopes to find some skeptics.
1	All-college dances will be held weekly	Brief look at dances for the year.
1	Freshman caps will go on sale Thursday at freshman lecture	Caps are purple with green bills; must be worn at all times except Sunday.
1	Untitled	Russell Sohner attended DeMolay meeting.
1	First all-college frolic will be held in Women's Gymnasium Wednesday	Dancing, cards, and refreshments available.
1	Library adopts new loan requirement	Must present identification cards when checking out books.
1	Frosh will be honored	At Presbyterian church.
1	Registrar predicts normal enrollment	Bartlett Hall and rooming houses are full.
1	New plan for Bartlett Hall is adopted	Description of re-organization of duties for staff; will have assistant director for each wing
1	R. W. Harbeson succeeds H. J. O'Neill as social science professor
1	L. I. Reed represents college at meeting	On unemployment relief.
1	Frasier flays curriculums; youth must learn to face present day problem says commencement speaker	George W. Frasier speaks at August Commencement; extensive excerpts from address.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Untitled	Comments on intercollegiate sports, and new equipment available.
3	Mentor	Lawrence "Munn" Whitford will begin his second season at ISTC football coach; photo.
3	Pep association will help spirit at Tutor school	Cheerleaders will be selected; under supervision of Athletic Board.
3	Contest started for school name	Will try to solidify nickname for school teams; possibilities include Panthers, Pedagogues, and Teachers.
3	New regulations govern usage of lockers in gym	Rules for use of lockers in Men's Gymnasium.
3	Improvements made on field	Track leveled, telephone line to field installed, playing field re-seeded.
3	Returns at full	Albert Miller will play his last season for ISTC: photo.
3	Fritzel issues call for frosh grid aspirants	Freshmen football practice will begin; Melvin Fritzel will coach this year; photo.
3	Dickinson has one man back for harrier team; three positions open	Cross country and fall track and field practices will begin.
3	Gridders return to uniforms of purple and gold	New football uniforms will again feature school colors, after last year's uniforms of red and white were duplicated by other schools.
4	College drama shop offers strange and terrifying sights to freshmen	A look at some of the odd props in the drama shop storeroom.
5	One hundred and twenty-one get jobs in August	Report on who got jobs and where they are.
5	Twenty-two years would be required to carry courses offered this term	Would take a long time to take all the courses offered.
6	Mysteries of tunnels beneath campus chill inquisitive reporter	Reporter describes trip through some of the 1790 feet of tunnels on campus.
6	Harman enters Newton meet	Ralph Harman will participate in the Newton invitational golf tournament.
7	Mr. and Mrs. Maxson will celebrate golden wedding next Tuesday	Elmer Maxson has been a janitor on campus for almost thirty years.
8	Former student is author of movie	Bess Streeter Aldrich wrote "The Woman who was Forgotten".
8	Many attractions of Cedar beckon to students here	Description of the many attractions of the Cedar River.