College Eye — September 18, 1931

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Elisabeth Brugger will succeed Mary Cromwell as nursery school head	Profile of Elisabeth Brugger.
1	Former news editor joins College Eye staff	LeRoy Evans joins staff.
1	Untitled	Show Me Club will meet; group discusses questions on the Bible and religion..
1	Three students who submit best names for Tutor athletic teams are to receive awards	Will drop Tutor nickname and select a new one.
1	Are freshman men better in English than the co-eds?	Professor Lynch finds men to be more independent and original in their writing; women are more accurate and careful.
1	Freshmen will nominate class officers Monday
1	First college assembly will be held Wednesday
1	Bohumir Kryl and band will play Tuesday; Matilde Bastulli, former Boston opera star, is one of large group of soloists in company
1	Stanley Wood will continue studies at Yale University	Description of what he plans to study there.
1	Paderewski, far-famed pianist, will feature entertainment program
1	Bartlett Hall councils hold first meeting	List of officers.
1	"Number of men students is on steady increase," states L. I. Reed; registration for term shows decrease in number of women enrolled	Cites growing demand for men in teaching positions.
1	Extension department organizes Saturday classes for first time	Will offer French, Spanish, and literature classes.
1	First all college hop is tonight; dance is first in series to be given every Friday night
1	Power plant excavations are complete; all concrete footings and foundation walls will be finished within two weeks, says construction boss	Building will cost $90,000; Tapager Construction is general contractor; description of the building; stack will be 197 feet tall.
1	Trees at Columbia foster friendships says Dean Campbell	Sadie Campbell talks about studying at Columbia University.
1	Untitled	Eight hundred students attended the Y frolic.
1	Donald Fields, Lebanon Valley College graduate, succeeds Edna O. Miller	Profile of Donald Fields; Professor Miller will be attending Columbia University.
1	Leaders will meet at dinner; students guests at banquet given Thursday evening by president and deans	Most groups will be represented at leadership banquet.
2	Uniform marks	Claims that faculty should use a more uniform official grading system.
2	On rooming-house pests	Comments on the annoyances of roommates.
2	All students may take part in declamatory contest of fall quarter	Will feature cash prizes.
2	Bernice Bryan and Velma Colbrook get positions here	Both will teach at the Training School.
2	Dean Campbell explains regulations for women	Speaks to freshmen women.
2	Old Gold office is improved	Redecorated and refinished.
2	Untitled	Phi Sigma Epsilon moves from 2119 College Street to 803 West 20th Street.
3	Varsity center	Burl Berry, one of the fastest members of the squad, is pictured; photo.
3	Sunnyside meet goes to Harman	Ralph Harman took first place at the northeastern Iowa invitation golf tournament.
3	Little Tutors tackle Greene in first game	Returning members of the Teachers High School squad are listed.
3	Instruct matmen in fundamentals for tournament	Annual intramural wrestling tournament scheduled for November 21.
3	Panther Tales	Comments on football squad, mascot contest, Mr. Bender's hat preferences, and Russ Hackler's tan.
3	Thirty-four gridders left on squad; twelve won letters last year; chalk talks and scrimmages to take place on regular schedule	Panthers will soon face Columbia College.
3	Untitled	Teams ISTC will face this year have several returning lettermen ready to play.
3	Teachers smash line at 235 in 1909	Local Studebaker dealer, John Thompson, played football for ISTC in 1909; recalls rough play and coach who vanished with the team's money.
3	Intramurals for golf and tennis stars scheduled	Fall intramural sports will begin for men.
3	Seek records of old Tutor sports stars	Athletic department compiles records of ISTC athletes; photo.
3	Board passes on pep leader plan	Athletic Board approved plan to select cheerleaders and award sweaters according to performance.
3	Untitled
3	Untitled	Mabel Hall's swimming record accepted.
4	Elizabeth Hart Bennett will teach in Illinois
4	Two major plays will be produced	Will be staged in October and November.
4	The Line	Campus gossip.
4	Erroneous guesses are often classics	Humorous mistakes from freshmen tests.
4	Banquet will draw journalists tonight	Will hold first publications banquet.
5	Untitled	Playcraft Club held first meeting.
5	Y. W. to have lantern parade
5	Sunday Evening Club	Open forum offers opportunities to hear speakers.
5	Untitled	Mary Schwyhart elected to national YWCA post.
5	Untitled	Women should appreciate the two new lounges in the Library and in the Auditorium.
5	Untitled	Eulalians hold first meeting.
5	Directors of Bartlett Hall hold reception for co-eds
5	Clarence Paulson to wed Elma Jones
5	Untitled	Phi Chi Delta sponsors tea.
5	Untitled	Lambda Gamma Nu serenades Bartlett Hall.
5	Untitled	Neo-Chresto holds first meeting.
5	Society holds receptions in honor of all new students	Campus social calendar.
5	Churches entertain in honor of new students	Meet local congregations.
5	Reporters are trying out to become society assistants	College Eye will change style of its society coverage.
5	All-women's banquet to be served tomorrow at 7:30	Will hold breakfast at golf course.
5	Catholic students elect officers at first meeting	List of officers.
6	Mrs. Robert W. Parrott, Waterloo, will present organ recital Monday	Mrs. Albert Greeley will also perform.
6	Old Gold staff makes plans for next annual	List of staff members.
6	Officers are elected by Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia	List of officers.
6	Baptist editor will speak here Sunday	Robert Gordon will speak.
6	Sixteen new reporters try for staff positions	List of those under consideration.
6	Style of service in school cafeteria is changed this term	Will change from breakfast-dinner-supper to breakfast-lunch-dinner; believe it will be better for students and their studies; description of servicing style and other changes.
6	Frosh women to hear lecture in Auditorium next Monday evening	Part of series of lectures to freshmen; schedule and topics.
6	Untitled	YMCA enjoys light lunch.
6	Special speech clinic will be conducted	Will assist students with their speech problems.