College Eye — January 29, 1932

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Page	Title	Summary
1	Dr. H. H. Seerley suffers stroke; President-emeritus has good chance for recovery from attack	Suffered stroke on January 20, 1932.
1	Lambert and Martin meet Dubuque team in extemp contest
1	Dr. Hanson will speak at Sunday morning service
1	College chess? Nothing less!	Ed Wiler organizes Chess Club.
1	Students rehearse revue; practice progresses for new Tutor Ticklers, annual show to be presented here next week	Description of the Tutor Tickler acts; photo.
1	Red Wilson's band featured tonight
1	Coach Alonzo A. Stagg cancels Sunday talk	Unable to come due to other obligations.
1	"Hay-Fever" is chief concern of drama group; Noel Coward comedy is said to be "as entertaining as the affliction is disagreeable"	Play preview.
1	Varsity debaters will meet Wisconsin team
1	Council approves cut system; student opinion will be sought; attitude of student body may result in petition to faculty
1	Varsity-frosh teams encounter Mason City debate speakers here
1	Instructor is given ovation; faculty pianist is honored at concert performance in New Orleans	Professor Squires get ovation at performance in New Orleans.
1	Placement Bureau is in temporary location until late next month
1	Cagers meet Central quint; Panthers play loop champs at Des Moines	ISTC will face Central College, after losing to Luther, 25-14.
1	Pres. Latham meets group of institutional heads at Des Moines	May consider costs of education.
1	Campus scribes to attend convention	At Sioux City.
1	College Eye is sent to schools in 24 states, Hawaii and D. of C.	Fifty schools on exchange list.
1	String quartet is heard here; London String Quartet wins enthusiasm of local audience	Review of London String Quartet's performance on campus.
2	Syracuse pastor talks to student audience on "The Challenge of Life"	The Reverend Waldemar W. Angow speaks.
2	Improves	Former ISNS and ISTC President Homer Seerley is recovering from stroke; photo.
3	Phi Sigma Phi sorority winter dance is planned for tomorrow evening	Campus social calendar.
3	Irving Literary Society initiates eleven rushees	List of initiates.
3	Untitled	Anne Thygesen will hold tea.
4	Baseball men report Monday for practice; eleven games carded now for Panther nine; more later	Schedule for the 1932 baseball season.
4	Coover wins title in second event of intramural tourney	Merton Coover won first place in the intramural game of 21; handball and volleyball tournaments to begin.
4	No meets scheduled yet to fill gap in wrestling program	As of now, next wrestling tournament is scheduled for February 19.
4	Intramural games are launched here	Women's basketball and volleyball competition continues.
4	Freshmen open play against Mason City junior collegians	ISTC freshmen will travel to Mason City; season schedule is listed.
4	Schneidermen meet Traer in sixth of Cedar League games; Waverly downs Little Tutors to spoil string of victories	Waverly defeated Teachers College High School, 36-16; TCHS defeated Eldora, 17-8.
4	Panther Tales	Briefly talks about lack of interest in men's intramural sports, baseball practices, intramural scheduling, and the possibility of ISTC changing athletic conferences.