College Eye — February 19, 1932

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1	New building is project here; plans for college Commons are now in process of preparation, announces President Latham	Construction will start last this spring; architect chosen; will cost between $100,000 and $200,000.
1	Advance sale for Paderewski concert begins February 10	Profile of Jan Paderewski.
1	Local matmen meet Wisconsin team tonight; Coach Dave McCuskey hopes to add to this year's list of victories over Western Conference competition	ISTC will compete against Wisconsin University, and then against the University of Iowa.
1	Columbia professor will speak at church service	The Reverend William H. Schulte will speak.
1	Commencement is set for Thursday, March 2; dinner will be March 1	Commencement schedule.
1	Richman soloist with symphony; college orchestra of 65 pieces will present program Wednesday night	Performance program.
1	Mathematicians will convene here during scientists' conclave	AT IAS meeting.
1	Women's group now organized; new constitution is adopted; temporary officers to be elected	Constitution calls for executive committee and eleven other committees.
1	Students are to see advisers soon	To prepare for registration.
1	Assembly planned for next Monday	To commemorate two hundredth anniversary of the birth of George Washington.
1	Tuition policy is revised; change in rates is to become effective in June	Details on tuition changes.
1	Hart calls district meeting to plan illiteracy campaign	Will hold meeting of county superintendents.
1	Speakers are chosen for extempore division of Iowa college meet	Mary Alice Woolverton and Leo Martin selected.
1	Juniors to stage dance tonight; Charles Crusoe and ten piece band will entertain at Washington Ball
1	Salaries here are cut five per cent	All ISTC employees affected.
1	Y. W. election will be next Wednesday	List of those on ballot.
1	Graduation candidates will meet	For final instructions.
1	One needs a quarantine for this "Hay-Fever" in the house of bliss; spasmodic ailment proves to be infectious; audience suffers seizures	Review of college production, "Hay-Fever."
2	Kurtz, Waugh present ensemble class recital
2	Debaters have heavy schedule; local speakers participate in eighth forensic contest during past week	Results of recent competition; photo.
2	Maybe there are cheating professors	Claims that professors who do not monitor cheating during tests are cheating those students who choose to display virtue.
2	Music department here presents six students in regular group recital	List of students and their programs.
2	Registrar returns from winter trip	C. S. Cory spent most of his vacation in Florida.
2	Associated council here receives variety of data on college cut systems	Reports on policies at other colleges.
2	Sarg's marionettes to play here twice	Under auspices of AAUW.
2	Maurine Gard to give piano recital in Gilchrist chapel Monday evening	Performance program.
2	Students here acclaim artist; Nevada Van der Veer presents varied vocal program in Auditorium	Review of contralto singer Nevada Van der Veer's performance on campus.
3	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Three sororities are entertaining with dances tomorrow evening	Campus social calendar.
3	Phi Chi Delta ceremonial will take place Thursday	Will hold pledging service; list of pledges.
3	Annual colonial ball is tomorrow evening	Sponsored by Bartlett Hall.
3	Deutscher Verein	Will meet for dinner.
3	Untitled	Minnie Cook will speak on Christian Endeavor.
3	Untitled	YWCA publicity committee will meet.
4	Tutor matmen drop decision to Iowa State; Harman wins feature match from Thomas of Ames with decision	Panthers defeated by Iowa State University, 18-13.
4	Delphians win game to keep record intact in girls' intramurals	Results are announced from women's intramural basketball competition.
4	Panthers meet Methodists in conference go; Willert, Meewes lead mates to victory over Penn cage team	ISTC will compete against Simpson here; Panthers defeated Penn College, 47-20.
4	Wrestling and court games scheduled for intramurals tomorrow	Basketball tournament match-ups are announced; wrestling tournament will begin.
4	Grad will head study tour through Europe	Jo Wilder Abraham will lead trip.
4	Panther Tales	Talks about Iowa State University's wrestling squad, need for swimming coach, and ISTC track and field squad.
4	Student writes on "The Merits of Wrestling"	Discusses the sport of wrestling.
4	Schneidermen meet Reinbeck Tuesday in title contest; Little Tutors drop game to Waverly team in extra session	Teachers College High School defeated Eldora, 37-26, to close the regular season; post-season championship games will begin.