College Eye — November 30, 1931

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Cagers drill for Oklahoma; completed cage squad begins practice tonight for tough schedule of sixteen contests	ISTC will open season against Oklahoma A & M on December 11.
1	Delta Sigma Rho invites Teachers speakers to Madison speech contest	ISTC will send full delegation.
1	Rec dance tonight; dance Friday, also
1	George Gingles taken to Des Moines hospital	Suffering from kidney trouble.
1	Y. M. C. A. installs new furniture in club room	Hope to raise money to cover expenses.
1	Less students says Registrar C. S. Cory	Cites financial problems.
1	Society faces busy season; Press Prom, Washington Ball, Tutor Ticklers, all come during winter term	Brief survey of the social calendar.
1	Instructors attend meet; two members of commercial faculty will go to Pi Omega Pi convention	Professors Gaffin and Myers will attend.
1	Dr. Nelson meets with committee at Madison	Group is studying intelligence testing.
1	Annual Christmas dance will occur December 11
1	Football star fights for life; Kimberlin has transfusion at hospital; condition reported critical	Suffering from severe nose bleeding; photo.
1	Peggy Lagen to give recital December 8; Wolfe will assist	Performance program.
1	Weekend class plan continued; Saturday sessions prove to be successful; system was inaugurated last term	Will continue similar classes on similar plan.
1	Three attend Chicago meeting of professors	Professors Paul, Finkenbinder, and Lantz attend AAUP meeting.
1	"Y" opens finance drive on Monday
1	Funeral rites Sunday for Maurice Manley, killed in auto crash	Injuries, initially thought not serious, prove fatal.
1	Over fifty attend Methodist conclave	National meeting of Phi Tau Theta.
1	Dr. Hanson conducts Mrs. Walters' funeral services November 21
1	"Be human," says Frank Cody; head of Detroit schools talks to fall graduates	Excerpt from Commencement address.
1	Freshmen debaters selected at contest	Roster of five winners.
1	Engineers complete 197 foot smoke stack for new college heating plant	Stack is made of reinforced concrete; built by Rust Engineering; coal and ash units nearly finished; rain delays masonry work.
2	State debate tourney will start March 10; thirteen colleges enter
2	Floor covering laid in secretary's office	Office will be in addition to south side of Old Administration Building.
2	The plight of the average man	Explores who is responsible for the reputations of and opinions about college professors.
2	Betty Co-ed finds new jewel modes
3	Untitled	Professor Bender receives inquiry about organized cheering at football games.
3	Nineteen men earn sweaters in grid sport; five men to receive award for third time; nine sophs honored	Letter winners are listed.
3	Proposed conference of six colleges finds favor at State Teacher	New athletic conference has been proposed; participation of freshmen would be banned.
3	Panther Tales	Comments on intercollegiate football team and individual players.
3	Untitled	Faculty room redecorated.
3	Panthers lose five contests in 1931 season; Coach Whitford's men beat Columbia, Penn, and Coe College	ISTC finished the 1931 season with five losses and three wins; photo.
3	Forward	Senior forward Floyd Harger is pictured; photo.
3	Panthers beat Coe in season's final for third victory; Kimberlin runs sixty yards for lone touchdown of the game	ISTC defeated Coe College, 6-0.
3	Untitled	Football letter winners listed; season football scores posted.
3	Veteran	Senior center and guard Russell Hackler is pictured; photo.
4	Some women still think Buddy Rogers is best in movies	Results of survey of women's favorite movie stars.
4	Student health service renders extensive aid throughout fall term	970 students treated; thirty-eight spend time in hospital; survey of treatments.
4	The Line	Campus gossip.
5	Training School pupils give Pilgrim scene	Enjoy Thanksgiving program.
5	Commercial fraternity initiates six members	List of new Pi Omega Pi members.
5	College organizations elect officers for winter term	Campus social calendar.
5	"Y" presents picture, "The Royal Bed"
6	"Royal Bed" is show scheduled for tonight
6	Extension department reaches 4,000 teachers
6	Freshmen, Leola, pronouns, and dog confused in tests	Dean Nelson reports humorous responses on freshman tests.
6	Campus editors return from press convention at Kentucky University
6	Dr. Lynch will speak to house presidents	On mental and physical health.