College Eye — November 20, 1931

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Fall term closes at noon Wednesday; classes cut short	Will break for Thanksgiving.
1	Dr. Nelson to meet with intelligence test makers at Madison next week
1	Mrs. C. W. Walters, wife of education professor here, dies after stroke	Florence Griffith Walters died November 19, 1931.
1	Phi Tau Theta will meet here; local chapter will be host to national conclave over vacation period	Description of the program.
1	Dr. Hanson plans service Sunday on timely topics	Will emphasize Thanksgiving, graduation, and home.
1	Lambda Delta Lambda adds five members	List of new members.
1	Free tickets await ten who know their movies
1	Monday banquet will open Commencement festivities for fifty-two graduates	Description of the program.
1	Six from here get state office; other local teachers selected for office will be named later, says Mr. Fuller	Roster of those who will hold ISTA posts.
1	Lambertson sets date for extemporaneous debate at December 14	Will determine contestants for state tournament.
1	Bob Schneider will play at college dance tonight
1	Cast repeats Wisdom Tooth this evening	Review of the play.
1	Faculty Men's Club hears Dr. Bachman, Tennessee educator	Frank Bachman spoke on teacher education.
1	Bob Cunningham and Freda Steinberg attend national press meet	Will attend meeting in Lexington, Kentucky.
1	Moeller, Stapley, and Kelley win oratorical declamatory contest	Best of eight finalists; topics of speeches.
1	Kappa Delta Pi accepts eighteen students as initiation candidates	List of candidates.
1	Panthers close season in game at Coe tonight	Four Panthers will play their last game tonight.
1	Salmond recital is well received; cellist plays varied program; demonstrates infinite artistic skill	Review of Felix Salmond's cello performance on campus.
1	Oxford does not encourage women according to English debate team; Oxford students employ private Tutors who advance them according to ability	Oxford debaters talk about the higher education system in England.
2	Criticism	Claims that journalists for the College Eye reserve the right to print their opinions about performances, even if they are negative.
2	Grier wins decathlon by scoring 82 points	Final results are announced from decathlon competition.
2	Co-ed finds place to eat Turkey Day	Should go to Tip-Top Tavern.
3	Social interests flourish despite exam week; dances are planned	Meetings and activities planned; campus social calendar.
3	Phi Chi Delta observe national founders day	List of pledges.
3	Successful box social leads to kid party plans	Boxes filled with food auctioned.
3	Untitled	Ellen Richards Club holds luncheon.
4	Delegates to Kentucky convention	Robert Cunningham and Freda Steinberg are pictured individually; photo.
4	Dr. Latham is principal speaker at dedication of new Waterloo school	Will speak at dedication of Lowell School.
4	Schneider selects 1927-1931 all-star football eleven
4	Hurons subdue Panthers with strong attack; State Teachers lose fourth straight after hard bus trip	ISTC lost to Michigan State Normal, 32-0.
4	McCuskey will direct grapplers in initial practice Monday night	Intramural wrestling tournament will begin; varsity intercollegiate practices will begin.