College Eye — March 18, 1932

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Purple Pen places second in contest	Honored in Columbia Press Association competition.
1	Bureau urges students to furnish credentials	Students should register with Placement Bureau.
1	W. L. Wallace expects to return next week	Has been sick for six weeks with influenza.
1	Forensic League elects Lambertson president	Will serve as state association president.
1	Preliminary plans for college Commons are now complete; construction will begin July 1	Description of the new facility.
1	Six speakers will represent Teachers at frat tournament	ISTC Delta Sigma Rho members will go to Madison, Wisconsin.
1	Simpson places first in state tournament of speech association	ISTC wins first place in men's debate section.
1	Complete renovation of Placement Bureau offices is finished	New quarters doubled in size.
1	Plan services Passion Week; college observes Holy Week by daily noon worship, play, and pictures	Schedule of Holy Week observations.
1	Instructors at Teachers meet; eight faculty members will appear on Ottumwa and Fort Dodge programs	Roster of ISTC faculty and their topics.
1	Dr. Nelson will inspect six junior colleges of state, starting Monday	Will inspect junior colleges that have teacher education programs.
1	Two hour dances here begin tonight	Regular Friday recreational dances discontinued due to lack of interest.
1	Dr. Latham will aid in California education survey	Will take part in Carnegie survey of higher education; photo.
1	League elects first officers; new Women's League chooses Ruth Latta president; all officers juniors	List of new first officers of new organization.
1	School will vote for council, publication board members at election next Wednesday	List of candidates for upcoming election.
1	Nine students are elected to national speech fraternity	List of new Delta Sigma Rho members.
1	Professor receives degree from Harvard	Professor Robinson earns doctorate.
1	Workers contribute $1549 to loan fund	Committee has extended $2690 in loans to fifty-six students.
1	Winifred Tuttle is given leave of absence for continuation of study	Will study in North Carolina.
1	Paderewski is given ovation; world-famous artist receives plaudits of audience numbering 2500	Review of Ignace Jan Paderewski's performance on campus.
1	All day vigil of reporter rewarded with handshake from Paderewski; unable to see pianist at train, Barker succeeds after evening concert	Don Barker works hard for handshake.
2	Noyes rhythm exponent demonstrates in Greece	Valeria Ladd will teach in Greece.
2	Student government--and if not, why not?	Confronts problem with apathy during student elections on campus.
2	Two co-ed members of debate squad	Pauline Moothart and Mary Anderson are pictured separately; photo.
2	Richard Wallace passes entrance examinations for U. S. Naval Academy	Profile of Richard Wallace.
2	Dr. Lambertson to be collaborator in study	Will contribute to Iowa Studies in Speech.
2	Literature class develops poets	Professor Buckley's class has sonnet contest.
3	Alpha Literary Society	Will hold informal supper.
3	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Untitled	Madelyn Bergstrom pledged Phi Sigma Phi.
3	Untitled	Actives host pledges.
3	Bartlett Hall, West, initiates house council at induction service	List of council members.
3	Edward Clock is ill at Iowa City hospital	Being tested for tuberculosis.
3	Pi Tau Phi will hold "cozy" for rushees
3	Kappa Theta Psi give "breakfast bridge
3	Phi Omega Pi celebrates founder's day at luncheon
3	Untitled	Lucille Etzler has mastoid operation.
3	Untitled	Alice Steffan hosts coffee.
3	Bartlett Hall, East, coffee	The Riebes are guests.
3	Untitled	Sadie Warner visited Cedar Rapids.
3	Men's Forum election	Leon Diamond elected president.
3	Untitled	Gerald Glass pledged Chi Pi Theta.
3	Untitled	Delta Phi Delta pledges hold party.
3	Untitled	List of Pi Tau Phi pledges.
3	Mathematics Club will hold debate	Will debate contract plan of instruction.
3	Henrietta Thornton is Art League speaker	Will speak on color.
3	Westminster group will hold Easter vesper service
3	Phi Sigma Phi election	List of officers.
3	Phi Chi Delta	Alice Olsen will lead program.
3	Bartlett Hall East tea
4	Wrestlers win final contest from Cornell; McCuskey's men establish enviable record during season just closed	ISTC defeated Cornell, 20-16, to finish 1931-32 season with five wins and two losses.
4	Champion again	James Luker, 175-pounder, is pictured; photo.
4	Yearling quintet takes final game from Independence; Fritzel's basketeers win four and lose two games during season	Panthers defeated Independence Junior College, 30-20.
4	Intramural meeting	Meeting will be held to choose intramural programs and draft rules.
4	Panther Tales	Comments on wrestlers Jimmie Steiner and Maynard Harman, and indoor practices of baseball and track teams.
4	Intramural swim tourney won by Alpha Delta Alpha; winners capture three first places, score 22 points; Xanho takes second with 20	Alpha Delta Alpha defeated Xanho, 22-20, to take first place in swim competition; results are posted.
4	Baseball and track aspirants work out daily in Men's Gym; general conditioning constitutes training as cold weather keeps men indoors	Over one hundred men have been practicing in the Men's Gymnasium due to inclement weather.
4	Frosh grapplers defeat Cornell	Panthers beat Cornell, 26-8; results are posted.
4	Luker, Gerber win Midwest A. A. U. crowns; wrestling team will compete in Iowa intercollegiate tourney at Ames	Panthers won 175-pound and heavyweight divisions at A. A. U. tournament; photo.
4	Xanhos are champions of intramural basketball	Xanho defeated Lambda Gamma Nu in final game, 28-23; results are posted.