College Eye — November 13, 1931

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Dr. Lynch addresses mothers on girls' health	Dr. Lynch spoke to off-campus house mothers.
1	Panthers meet Michigan State at Ypsilanti	Game against Michigan State Normal will be a charity fundraiser.
1	Few alumni register for Homecoming	Believe many more attended than actually registered.
1	Orators compete in declamatory tilt at Gilchrist tonight	List of speakers
1	Play cast is now complete, states coach; seven new names are added to list of players; Roberts and Miller to head student group on production staff	List of cast members for "The Wisdom Tooth".
1	Luther Foundation wins decorations contest; Phi Omega Pi gets second	Prize winners for Homecoming announced.
1	Ginghams and denims are feature costuming at box social tomorrow	YWCA will hold dance.
1	Felix Salmond will play here; noted cellist will play concert on famous old instrument here Monday night	Performer profile.
1	Mid-west debaters argue on centralized industry	Professor Brindley announces question of debate.
1	Rev. Floyd D. Reeves will speak at Sunday services	At CHIC.
1	Stagg of Chicago will speak here	Amos Alonzo Stagg will speak in February; acquaintance of Howland Hanson.
1	Dr. Getchell addresses downtown high school, Cedar Falls Lions Club	Speaks on importance of education in national prosperity.
1	Pre-medic students will take tests next month	Nine took the test last year.
1	Ten students will get free movie admission	Will hold movie trivia contest.
1	Professor writes two books in collaboration with other educators	Professor Moeller writes workbook and history guide.
1	Jimmy Smith will play at college dance tonight
1	Mythical team-mania results in selection of all-scholastic team; Dr. Charles chooses thirteen scholars from among Teachers alumni	Professor John W. Charles announces the best students whom he has ever taught.
1	Fall graduates to hear Detroit educator speak	Faculty members will also speak.
1	Seventy-six profs represent Teachers at state convention	Twenty-one will speak.
1	Oxford-Teachers debate entertains small crowd here Wednesday night	Account of the debate.
1	Musicians open season capably; concert Tuesday wins praise for smoothness; Squires delights hearers	Review of the performance of the college symphony, and the recital of Ralph Squires.
2	College spirit	Claims that through celebrating college spirit, one celebrates conformity.
2	Bishops, barbers cook good beans for butler and gardener at new house	A playful look at student names.
3	Iowa Conference dope	Schedule and results are announced from Iowa Conference football play.
3	Little Tutors win annual go from old foes; Schneidermen score three times in each half for 38-0 score	Teachers College High School defeated the Cedar Falls Tigers.
3	Panther Tales	Talks about tennis team, and varsity and freshmen football teams.
3	Sophs lead decathlon competition with but two more events left	Results are announced from recent decathlon competition.
3	Panthers drop hard fought game before Homecoming crowd; Captain Burley and his mates hold their own for three quarters	ISTC defeated by Western State Teachers of Michigan, 14-0.
3	Theory League starts play for class title in round robin event	Results announced from recent play in the Football Theory class league.
3	Fifteen games scheduled for Panther squad; Oklahoma A & M comes here on December 11 for initial game	Men's basketball schedule is announced for the 1931-1932 season.
3	Cory beats Charles in thirty-six hole final to take faculty crown	C. S. Cory took first place in the men's faculty golf tournament.
3	These men will return next fall	Tackle Clair Kraft, guard Donald Gooden and tackle Merlin Westwick are pictured individually; photo.
3	Freshmen meet Pioneer yearlings in contest under lights tonight	Panther freshmen will face Grinnell College.
4	Betty praises candy here for freshness
4	The Line	Campus gossip.
4	Music critic for "Eye" has gained recognition at Eastern music school	Profile of Dana Campbell; photo.
4	Americans dress better than French	Marjorie True gives impressions of Europe.
4	Nineteen students' work is printed in Purple Pen	List of contributors.
5	Four sororities are giving their fall term dances this weekend	Meetings and activities planned; campus social calendar.
6	Karl Nielson will appear in junior violin recital next Tuesday evening	Performance program.
6	Teachers High School joins junior branch of Academy of Science
6	Extension Division serves 115,000 in year, report shows	Survey of Extension work.
6	One-tenth makes a difference	Rule adopted in 1916 deducts one tenth of a point of credit for each unexcused absence; Professor Finkenbinder believes that the rule is effective.
6	Library adds books on tap dancing, sororities and English historians