College Eye — January 15, 1932

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Alumnus magazine is published this week; 10,000 copies are sent	Brief survey of contents.
1	S. A. Lynch will address English Club at dinner	Will speak on NCTE convention.
1	Waterloo mathematics teacher to speak here	Mae Howell will speak.
1	Organizations assist in plans for Press Prom; fraternities and sororities participate in decorating organization booths for Press Prom this evening	Description of the dance.
1	Debate coach W. A. Brindley announces forensic schedule
1	Interfraternity hop is set for February sixth; Gogerty's band to play
1	String quartet will play here; renowned organization comes to Teachers College next Thursday	London String Quartet will perform.
1	Local delegates attend National Student Federation meet in Ohio; college representatives at convention approve honor system	Delegates report to Student Council.
1	Dr. Hanson to speak on "When Living is Right"	AT CHIC service.
1	Offices of Placement Bureau are subjected to renovating process	Suite will include three rooms.
1	State meet of W. A. A. is here; delegates from Iowa schools congregate for two-day conference	Schedule for the convention.
1	Committee to name eminent campus figures; annual staff announces forty nominees for "Well Known Tutors"; student-faculty group will select winners	Will select "Twenty Well-Known Tutors".
1	Dr. O. R. Latham attends N. C. A. committee meet	On child health and protection.
1	Miss Uttley continues graduate study abroad	Will work in Puerto Rico while she studies for her doctoral degree.
1	Committee action halts preparation for women's group	Student Welfare Committee believes constitution needs work.
1	Campus groups prepare skits; Tutor Ticklers will feature pedagogical parody as revue theme	This year's theme is a burlesque on pedagogy; twenty groups will try out.
1	New Old Gold contest will begin next week; prizes to be awarded	Will begin sales contest.
1	Remodeling is finished in President's office	Suite will expand former two room arrangement to four rooms.
1	Actors divulge "What Every Woman Knows"; Dorothy Hartleip and Howard Roberts achieve convincing portrayals of prominent figures in Barrie comedy	Review of the play; photo.
2	Marilyn Miller here as star of mirthful "Her Majesty, Love"
2	Iowa City magazine publishes historical tales by D. S. Wright	The Palimpsest will feature four articles on institutional history written by Professor Wright.
2	Dr. Lambertson visits school for oral deaf; outlines pedagogy used; school instituted eight years ago; now has enrollment of fifty-three	In Dayton, Ohio.
2	Freshman debate topic deals with industry; to be used in tournament	Will debate centralized control of industry.
2	Music students here present recital series
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	They will play here Thursday	Features the London String Quartet; photo.
2	Reporter for College Eye, once high school editor, reverts to type	Profile of College Eye staff writer Don Finlayson; photo.
3	Epsilon Phi Epsilon is new social sorority	List of pledges.
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3	Untitled	Schedule for Greek dances.
3	Untitled	List of Tau Sigma Delta pledges.
3	Kappa Phi pledges will be initiated next week	List of pledges.
3	Lutheran students will attend national convention	Rena Schoenbohm and Cordelia Schuchmann will be delegates.
3	Untitled	Sarah Beach talks about Chinese customs.
3	Phi Omega Pi will have dinner dance
3	Untitled	Professor Ritter will speak to Christian Endeavor group.
3	Untitled	Dora Seger engaged to Leo Martin.
3	Untitled	Maggie Stintson will speak on education for African-Americans in the South.
3	Press Prom heads list of social activities for this weekend	Campus social calendar.
4	Panther Tales	Talks briefly about wrestling, Teachers College High School basketball, intramurals, and a possible ice skating rink west of Bartlett Hall.
4	Five games carded for frosh cagers; opener on Jan. 30	Schedule for 1931-1932 freshman basketball season.
4	Team managers meet to talk over school tourney regulations	Intramural managers will need to meet with Coach Bender to schedule practice sessions.
4	Teachers win initial loop contest; Panthers beat Columbia five in circuit go	ISTC defeated Columbia, 32-24, in Dubuque.
4	Schneidermen meet Cedar Falls Tigers in first of series	Teachers College High School has won eight consecutive victories.
4	Intramural notices	Dates for free throw tournament and game of 21 are posted.
4	Matmen invade Illinois; mentor takes nine wrestlers on two meets	Panthers will face Northwestern University and University of Chicago.
4	Norsemen ask that game be postponed	Luther basketball game may be postponed due to their semester examinations schedule.