College Eye — September 25, 1931

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	I. S. T. A. delegates will attend state meet	Professors Fuller, Goetch, and Eells will attend.
1	Panthers open season against Columbia in conference game on home gridiron tomorrow	ISTC will face Dubuque's Columbia College; will play under the new nickname of Panthers; name suggested by Burl Berry..
1	College Eye goes daily in type face	Changes type face size from ten point to eight point.
1	Debate team will clash with Dutch university squad here November 2	Will debate team from University of Leiden.
1	Council names committees; directors for Homecoming, Tutor Ticklers, and Dad's Day are appointed	List of committee members.
1	Untitled	Tryouts for drum major to be held soon.
1	Gridders open season in purple and gold	Tutors will display new uniforms in opening game against Columbia.
1	House presidents hold meeting with Dean of Women Monday eve	Excerpts from Dean Campbell's advice to women.
1	Jane Becknell is elected editor of Purple Pen
1	Sponsor of Orchestra Club asks for recruits
1	Dr. Howland Hanson to deliver sermon Sunday
1	Poor sportsmanship is shown by regular razzing of officials	Believes students should accept officials' decisions.
1	Over fifty students enroll for extension classes on Saturdays	Classes will meet for four hours each Saturday.
1	Alta Freeman earns scholarship in music	Will study with Rudolph Ganz in Chicago.
1	Lists for declamatory contest are still open
1	Drama group will present mystery piece	Professor Strayer will direct "The Black Flamingo".
1	Second all-college dance will be held tonight
1	Organization leaders plan year's events	Student organization leaders meet at banquet to get ready for the year's activities.
1	Eight departments add new instructors	Roster of new faculty and staff members.
1	Kryl concert is well received; Kryl organization and Cedar Falls band merge in closing numbers	Review of the Kryl Band's performance on campus.
2	Classical Club elects	List of officers.
2	Untitled	Shakespeareans will entertain pledges.
2	Emmett Van Cable and Gerald Baxter left Friday for Harvard	Profiles of friends who will continue to work together.
2	Untitled	Men's Forum will meet.
2	Y. W. teas end
2	Women's lounging room is recent improvement	Description of new lounge for women in Library.
2	Delta Phi Delta initiates	Vivian Thomsen and Esther Lindenmeyer initiated.
2	Lucille Kraus leaves Cedar Falls hospital	After serious car accident.
2	Faculty room undergoes complete rejuvenation	Description of redecorated room.
2	Fifty may attend Y. W. party
2	Frosh swamping	Claims that freshmen are swamped with many meetings, activities, and initiation rituals.
2	Fifty-one attend first publications banquet	Heads of publications talk about their work.
2	Untitled	Margaret Fullerton attends music institute in South Dakota.
2	"Cultivate faculty friendships," urges student at lecture	Professor Riebe and Wendell Bragonier speak to freshmen.
3	Notice prize winners!	Winners in mascot naming contest should report for prizes.
3	Press box seats nineteen	At remodeled football stadium.
3	Panther Tales	Talks about new mascot for ISTC, and relates anecdotes of football players.
3	Frosh fullback suffers painful injury in drill	Stanley Keating will be benched for the season due to a collarbone injury.
3	Varsity end	Left end Russell Hackler is pictured; photo.
3	Freshmen report to Coach Fritzel
3	Intramurals scheduled for women	Those interested should attend meeting.
3	Intramural men paired in first round of meets	Pairings announced for intramural golf and tennis competition.
3	Decathlon will begin soon for cinder artists	Point system is announced for upcoming decathlon.
3	Blocking half	Right halfback Robert Burley is pictured; photo.
3	Entries for mat meet due Oct. 2	Lessons on fundamentals will be provided for those interested in competing in the intramural wrestling tournament.
3	Untitled	Professor Brindley will attend meeting.
3	Six pictures portray gridiron tactics	Six motion pictures explaining football plays will be shown at ISTC.
3	Schneider girds Training School for loop battle
4	Untitled	Lutheran Student Association will meet.
4	Writer's Club is haven for students seeking literary expression	A look at the work of the club.
4	College store conducts student directory sale
4	Y. W. has lantern parade	Group looks at organizational plans for the year.
4	Methodists will hold party
4	Six fraternities on Hill sign up seventy-nine men when pledge barriers are let down Monday	List of pledges.
4	Commercial Club elects officers for fall term	List of officers.
4	Untitled	List of Chi Pi Theta officers.
4	The Line	Campus gossip.
5	Iowa Club discusses rural life problems	Organized as True Blue Club in 1913; took current name in 1914.
5	Westminster students plan for fall retreat
5	Jessie Storie and Ralph Morgan married recently
5	Untitled	Verna Rizer will entertain her group of Big Sisters.
5	Untitled	Phi Sigma Epsilon, formerly the local group Alpha Theta Beta, in new house at 803 W. 20th Street.
5	Untitled	Ruth Van Tuyl will study at Columbia University.
5	Sorority rushing events are now holding full sway on the campus	Campus social calendar.
5	Literary societies plan for rushees
6	Untitled	Kindergarten group holds picnic indoors.
6	Playcraft Club elects fourteen candidates	List of candidates for membership.
6	Hamilton Club initiates members at luncheon
6	Training School pupils undergo physical exams	May lead to corrective posture work.
6	Katey Coed turns poetic as shopping season continues
6	Finn Eriksen attends Columbia University	Profile of Finn Eriksen.
6	Class picture dates are released
6	Assistants in library take exams over work	Hope to improve quality of library service.
6	Receptions for Lutheran students
6	College exhibit at Cattle Congress will show school work; A. C. Fuller, extension professor, is chairman of committee planning the display
6	Untitled	Hazel Cook and Mae Moeller visited Tau Sigma Delta.
6	Large audience attends Mrs. R. W. Parrott organ recital in auditorium	Review of Mrs. R. W. Parrott's organ performance.