College Eye — October 28, 1932

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Lambertson issues book on preparing graduation address
1	Mob hysteria will be discussed by Hanson	At CHIC service.
1	Committee issues invitations for annual Dad's Day	Schedule of activities for the two day event.
1	Six students to speak in contest; finals of after dinner speaking contest to be staged November 1	Finalist announced.
1	Alumni banquet will be part of Teachers convention program	To be held in Des Moines as part of the ISTA meeting.
1	Panthers meet Western State at Kalamazoo; Teachers will give battle to Michigan School Saturday	Coach Whitford will be able to put his strongest lineup on the field against the Western Teachers.
1	Representatives in oratory are to be chosen Nov. 15-16	Will select contestants for state meet.
1	Student-faculty banquet is planned for November 5th	Sponsored by YMCA and YWCA.
1	Irish debaters to begin their tour of U. S.; foreign team will debate in more than thirty colleges	Profiles of the two Irishmen.
1	Committee cancels annual Press Prom	Due to lack of financing.
1	President's office sends explanation of curriculum changes to College Eye; revision aims to produce teachers of more competence	Recommends abandoning most study programs of less than four years.
1	Election party to be sponsored by Social Science organizations	Social Science Club and Pi Gamma Mu will sponsor election night party.
1	Dr. Lambertson will give commencement address November 22	Detailed plans for ceremony not yet known.
1	College Eye will conduct election poll; six students will speak on merits of various nominees	Students will listen to speeches and then mark ballots.
1	Homecoming events climaxed by dance in honor of grads	Bad weather ruins much outdoor activity; large attendance at dance.
1	Delegates leave for Iowa City to attend play day	WAA women attend.
1	Faculty to talk in Des Moines; meeting of State Teachers Association to convene November 2	Many ISTC faculty will take part in program.
2	Editorials; overproduction	Believes there may be a significant social problem with training people in college for jobs that do not exist.
2	Editorials; the minimum teaching wage	Teacher's salaries should be protected.
2	Editorials; college and the depression	Queries say that the chief effect of the depression had been to modulate the carefree joy of campus life and to focus the attention on students.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Sanborn leads in decathlon; leader has title virtually cinched with meet almost over	Sanborn has completed only six events compared to others who have completed all ten, but he already leads in points.
2	Y. W. C. A. begins membership drive
3	Biology Club	List of officers.
3	Fall dances and house parties are features of week-end social events	Campus social calendar.
3	A. D. A. elects alumni officers at banquet	List of officers.
3	Party will be given for Bartlett girls	For Halloween.
3	Student Council sponsors Freshman party tonight	Will hold regular Friday night dance.
3	Dr. Geiger will speak at Iowa City meeting	At convention of home economics clubs.
3	Commercial clubs	David Grant and Maurice Kramer led discussion on capitalism.
3	Eulalians to attend fall banquet tonight	Will hold informal banquet at the Mandalay.
4	Martin Luther	Coach Whitford's tribute to Martin Luther, who died recently; photo.
4	Saturday Evening Post carries story by Johnnie Baker	Coach Baker gives his views on what football players think.
4	Women's life saving corps meets weekly at the women's pool	Practice skills and play water polo.
4	Martin Luther is buried at Colfax, Iowa; Alpha Chi Epsilon attend funeral services in body	Student dies after attack of influenza and infection.
4	Kalamazoo outfit too tough----Mr. X	Mr. X predicts the score will be Western State 20 and Teachers 6.
4	Teachers High plays Reinbeck; Little Tutors trim Grundy Center to share lead in league	Teachers predict it will be a hard tussle tomorrow and expect they will use the same lineup that was effective against Grundy Center. The Little Tutors defeated Grundy Center, 7-0.
4	College girls defeat alumni in hockey	The alumni field hockey team was defeated, 7-0, by the active members of the physical education department in the annual Homecoming game.
4	Panthers whip Morningside on soaked gridiron; both counters scored by Harman for Panthers in mud game	First touchdown happened in the third quarter; second score came a few minutes later as the result of a sustained drive by Teachers backs through the Morningside line. The game was primarily defensive and both teams played well.