College Eye — April 29, 1932

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Old Gold is issued ahead of schedule for previous years	Distributed about a month earlier than last year.
1	Dr. Hanson will eulogize Dr. C. E. Medbury Sunday	Medbury was clergyman in Des Moines.
1	Two weekend conclaves invite public attendance	AAUP and Iowa Academy of Science will meet here.
1	Committee will study excuses; Associated Student Council appoints group to make cut system report	Committee will report to faculty.
1	Local Delta Sigma Rho will initiate nine at Iowa City service today	List of initiates.
1	Feeling melancholic? Try the 'Hello' frolic!	Dance will conclude Hello Week.
1	"Eye" ads pay	Waterloo shop owner gets good response to offer of free bus fare.
1	Iowa Academy of Scientists meets today; Dr. O. R. Latham will welcome delegates at one o'clock; academy president will talk on geology	About four hundred will attend; meeting highlights.
1	Four seek renown and royal crown	Election for May Queen will be held.
1	Teachers College to act as host of press conclave next year	Iowa College Press Association will meet on campus.
1	Big Sisters here make fall plans; two hundred and fifty girls have meeting to plan freshman welcome	women will attempt to make freshmen feel welcome.
1	Australian kangaroo is as scarce as American buffalo, says educator; Cannon, Australian school inspector, says we have no depression	J. G. Cannon talks about Australia.
1	Committees consider candidates for class offices during 1932-33; junior class nominating group announces selection of candidates	List of candidates.
1	Women's League will elect officers Tuesday for next school year	List of committee chair candidates.
1	Sigma Tau Delta to initiate six pledges at banquet on May 13	List of pledges.
1	Professors will convene here this weekend; psychologist from Chicago will address state meet of American Association of University Professors	Program highlights for the AAUP meeting.
1	Two men represent Teachers College at Wisconsin contests	Robert Wick and David Grant will debate.
1	500 aid in planning program for May Day, Mother's Day	Many working on programs.
1	High flyers in society fly kites with propriety	Julian Torrano talks about flying kites in the Philippines.
1	Arctic explorer will speak here; Edgar Raine, Alaskan traveler, will give free lecture Thursday evening	Will be last presentation of the year; review of the Lecture and Entertainment Course for the year.
1	Cercle Francais will offer music, drama program on Monday
2	Four faculty members attend music teachers' convention this week	Several perform at meeting.
2	Two hundred attend second play production conference Saturday	ISTC faculty make presentations; twenty-two schools send representatives.
2	Fraternity will initiate tonight; Pi Gamma Mu will initiate sixteen pledges at banquet tonight	List of pledges.
2	Men of faculty elect M. J. Nelson president	Roster of officers.
2	Eastern Iowa children attend speech clinic	Offered by University of Iowa faculty.
2	Erbe heads political science association	Elected president of the Iowa Political Science Association.
2	Two boys injured in wreck improve slowly
3	New Y. W. C. A. council members are installed	List of council officers.
3	Shakespearean society gives formal dinner	Using Japanese spring motif.
3	Four sororities elect officers for next year	List of officers.
3	Four sororities have planned their spring dances for this weekend	Campus social calendar.
4	Carleton opposes racqueteers today	Tennis team traveled with baseball team to compete against Carleton in Minnesota.
4	Delphians win swimming title; spring sports take spotlight following completion of swim marathon	Delphians defeated Frogs to win third consecutive intramural marathon swimming trophy; tennis and archery will begin.
4	Prep athletes set new marks in relay meet; eight records fall and one is tied by competitors last Saturday	Results are announced from Iowa State Teachers College invitation relays.
4	Panther Tales	Briefly talks about Kansas Relays and Teachers College Relays.
4	Teachers track men compete in Drake carnival; Panthers enter Iowa college relays and special events	Twelve competitors were selected from tryouts to represent ISTC at the Drake Relays.
4	Hawkeye nine beats Panthers; Teachers outhit foes but fall to manufacture single score	ISTC defeated by the University of Iowa, 5-0.
4	Frosh ball team plays varsity subs	Varsity reserves will play freshman team to prepare them for the freshman game against Mason City Junior College.
4	Life saving school of instruction will be held next week; examiners will be appointed by A. T. McCue from local corps	Women's Life Saving Corps now eleven years old.
4	Teachers College ball team faces Carleton, Luther; Whitford will start same team used against Iowa nine last week	ISTC will travel to play second and third games of the 1932 season.