College Eye — October 9, 1931

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Faculty men hear speaker from school for blind	F. E. Palmer speaks.
1	Cast for first play of season numbers ten	List of cast members for "The Black Flamingo".
1	Seventeen receive positions on staff	List of College Eye staff members.
1	Five represent college at Dubuque convention
1	Girls will swim, play at party tomorrow	At Play Day.
1	Kirsler elected frosh president; freshmen choose Hughes, Black, and Dunkelberg also as officers	List of class officers.
1	Student Council makes appointment at meeting
1	Clarence Poole, frosh student, faces sentence for forgery on profs	Allegedly forged checks on accounts of several faculty members.
1	Moon Mullins' orchestra will play for college hop
1	Contestants survive rigors of preliminary declam competition	List of those who will move on to next level.
1	Work on heating plant moves rapidly; stack will be started soon	Structural steel now being placed; crew also works on garage and shops building.
1	Dr. Hanson will speak on depression Sunday
1	Associated Student Council will have first meeting next Monday	Expanded group will meet.
1	Bender names "Dirty Thirty"; new men's cheer squad will make bow here October 31	Pep squad will appear at Dad's Day game; list of participants.
1	Thirty, fifty-five minute periods differ little, says Dr. J. B. Paul	Professor Paul releases results of his research on class length and learning.
1	Students win in preliminary radio audition	Four students move on to next level of competition.
1	Students make Homecoming arrangements	List of committee assignments.
1	Freshman party will be held Saturday	Sponsored by Student Council.
1	Velda Rinehart, victim of swing accident, takes treatment at Iowa City	Injured when swing broke.
1	Teach child to abhor wrong, says Dr. Latham at Teachers' convention; says chief aim of social science is to teach people tolerance	Excerpts from address in Sioux City.
1	Sixty-five get positions during September, says Placement Bureau head	Roster of teacher placements.
2	The accident of the hour	Claims that administrators and students should take note of J. B. Paul's study that shorter classes are nearly as effective as longer ones.
2	Advice from a freshman	Claims that graduating men who work hard will be rewarded.
2	Tutor graduate rides elephant and writes children's tales for living	Dixie Wilson has been a successful writer.
2	Katy Co-ed tells of unusual values obtainable at Prudent Peggy shop
2	Press Prom date is set for January 15; will feature Old Gold
2	Speech students "see themselves as others see them"	Students make masks.
3	Iowa Teachers lose first non-circuit battle to Grinnell	Panthers defeated by Pioneers, 12-0.
3	Iowa Conference dope	Schedule and results of conference play are posted.
3	Teachers High meets undefeated Waverly gridders tomorrow	Two undefeated teams will clash.
3	Two matches played last week in meets	Results are announced from golf and tennis competition.
3	Panther Tales	Services at Men's Gymnasium are discussed.
3	Whitford takes twenty-four men to Oskaloosa for first engagement afield tonight	ISTC will compete against Penn College.
3	New letter proposed to replace TC emblem for athletic awards	Would replace current design with the letter I.
3	Miller may be out	Al Miller suffers from an ankle injury.
3	Delmar Risse to lead State Teachers cross country men in dual	Panthers will face the Quakers of Penn College.
3	Theory groups prepare for series of battles	Football theory class will scrimmage.
3	Tracksters compete in annual decathlon event	Entries are almost complete for the 50 yard dash.
3	Francis Hale named senior leader for Panther pep forces	Cheerleaders are announced.
3	Frosh grid team weak at tackle positions; rest of line is good	Freshmen team is holding their own against varsity in scrimmages.
4	Past and present conflict in jaunt through library	A look at prints displayed in Library.
4	E. C. Denny makes comparative study of scholastic standings; two year students superior to graduates of junior colleges
4	Percy Crosby is real Skippy existing behind famous comic feature
4	English frat will initiate three new members October 13
4	"Browsing rooms" aid readers in dormitory	Reading facilities in Bartlett Hall improved.
4	Women's intramural sport program begins	Intramural tennis, field hockey, and golf competition will begin.
4	New men's lounge room here marks addition to modern improvements	Several offices on campus have been remodeled.
4	Norma Gillett secures teaching fellowship at Iowa University	Profile of Norma Gillett.
4	The Line	Campus gossip.
4	Nearly $4000 has been loaned to students in year, states Boardman	Report on Student Loan Fund.
4	High school will offer romance play Thurs.
4	Jazz entertainer studies commercial art at Teachers	Profile of Marshall Kathan.
5	Untitled	Professors Riggs and Schuneman will hold open house.
5	Untitled	Rushee probation week ends for Shakespeareans.
5	Untitled	Carrie Watson on vacation.
5	Untitled	Delta Phi Delta meets.
5	Untitled	Virginia Hunter will lead discussion at Westminster.
5	Untitled	List of Phi Omega Pi pledges.
5	Untitled	List of Tau Sigma Delta pledges.
5	Untitled	Mildred Kohl resigns.
5	Untitled	Seeking members of Orchestra Club.
5	Untitled	Phi Chi Delta held discussion.
5	Untitled	Arleen Fulton will hold appreciation.
5	Untitled	Neo-Chresto rushees entertain actives.
5	Lambda Gamma Nu	Will hold dance.
5	Untitled	Mathematics Club held picnic.
5	Commercial Club	Meets and hears talks.
5	Untitled	CSA meets.
5	Untitled	Bartlett Hall women meet.
5	Untitled	Bartlett Hall women hold "at home".
5	Untitled	Eulalians will discuss initiation ceremony.
5	Untitled	VOV holds picnic.
5	Untitled	Alpha Chis will hold dance.
5	Untitled	Neo-Chresto entertained rushees.
5	Browsing rooms are inaugurated in dorm	Two new browsing rooms opened.
5	Untitled	Theta Gamma Nu held informal initiation.
5	Untitled	Local pastors will be guests at Westminster.
5	Society on campus slackens its pace; sorority pledge list is announced	Campus social calendar.
5	Dr. Riebe will address Greeley P. T. A. tonight
5	Wesley representatives attend conference	In Minneapolis.
5	Y. W. C. A. membership campaign
5	College Club luncheon
5	Phi Tau Theta	Held pledging service.
6	Voice groups name members; two hundred forty-six win positions in four women's clubs	List of women's glee club members.
6	Electrical ailment here not chronic says J. N. Swope	Blames problems on shift to new 220 current.
6	Dad's Day plans are released; students and faculty will be hosts to dads during annual celebration	Schedule of activities.
6	Gelia Clemans elected house organization head
6	Dutch and Teachers College teams will discuss free trade at meet
6	Auditorium is scene of fashion display as late modes are shown	Big Sisters hold style show.
6	Dates for Old Gold pictures
6	Betty co-ed wins laurels at last	A look at a woman student's life.