College Eye — April 21, 1933

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1	Grant Wilder to be church speaker here	At CHIC.
1	Prep dramatists will see spring play performed; three hundred expected at drama conference tomorrow	About three hundred will attend.
1	Hart will speak to Grinnell graduates	Professor Hart will make Vesper address at his alma mater.
1	Eight girls are named candidates for Queen of May	List of nominees.
1	W. A. A. elects new officers Tuesday	Roster of officers.
1	Frank Hill to be soloist for college concert; Teachers College Symphony Orchestra to appear May 2	Performance program for Symphony Orchestra presentation.
1	Dr. O. R. Latham to speak at Blue Key banquet Wednesday	Group will elect officers.
1	Debate is theme of Hamilton Club spring banquet program	Roster of speakers who will talk about debate.
1	Presbyterian group will present play	Will present "Bread".
1	Slacks is chosen Men's Club President	Defeated Professor Richman.
1	Harvey Waugh to appear as soloist in Waterloo concert	Program for Waterloo Symphony Orchestra presentation.
1	Tea given for honor women; ten senior students are honored by college club	List of women honored by the College Club.
1	Issuance of Mother's Day invitations begins work of committees in chard; plan annual observance for week-end of May 12-14	Students will receive invitations, which they will mail to their mothers.
1	Music scholarship contest scheduled for this afternoon	Will compete for Lalan scholarship.
1	Press meeting here next week; Vernon Nash will deliver lecture on Friday morning	Brief schedule of convention.
1	No coffee; no lips that touch coffee shall ever . . . .	Dorothy Truitt is not a coffee drinker.
1	Pistols, dogs, trees, amuse our teachers	A look at some of the hobbies enjoyed by ISTC professors.
1	Practices for May festival begin Monday	Work is in the hands of committees.
1	Red Cross examiner qualifies twenty in life-saving tests	List of those who passed the test.
1	Press convention date cards are due	For those who want dates for the press convention.
1	Orchesis will present recital Thursday night; interpretation of music, moods is objective of group	Performance program; list of members.
1	Faculty members to play at music teachers meeting	All music faculty will play in symphony performance.
1	Publications staff meeting is called	To prepare for press convention.
1	Romance and tragedy are woven into Shakespeare's play, 'Romeo and Juliet'; production o be repeated tonight and Saturday afternoon	Review of the play.
2	Literat = Eye	Student short stories and poems.
2	John Barrymore is cast in stellar role as college professor	Will show "Topaz".
2	Editorials; is your mother coming?	Urges students to invite their mothers to campus for Mother's Day activities.
2	Editorials; oh yeah!	Urges middle road in use of slang.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Forum	Professor Mach notes that his comments on what students can learn on weekends was meant to contrast weekends on campus versus weekends at home.
2	Anyhow it's one way to patch up love scenes, so everyone's happy; it's just matter of scissors and cement, and the show goes on	A look at the complicated process of showing movies in the Auditorium.
3	Untitled	Eleanor McMillin initiated into Sigma Phi Epsilon.
3	Comedy satire is Regent weekend bill	Will show "So This is Africa".
3	Soloists at symphony concert	Harvey Waugh and Frank Hill will be soloists in symphony orchestra presentations; photo.
3	Believe it or not! College students devise and use their own vocabulary; "Bing" Crosby and Richard Arlen work out list of college slang	American college slang.
3	Social activities are renewed after lull in pre-Easter social programs	Campus social calendar.
3	Dr. Beatrice Geiger speaks at Bartlett Hall laboratory tea	Discusses tea etiquette.
3	Neo-Chresto Society has spring banquet	List of initiates.
3	Epsilon Phi Epsilon plans sport dance	To be held at the Mandalay.
3	Four are initiated into Alpha Society	Roster of new members.
4	Frosh baseball squad initiates first of series	Freshman baseball players work out daily; will participate in intra-squad games.
4	Whitford drills diamond squad for first game; squad members injured in scrimmage; lineup may be juggled	Baseball men get ready for their first game with Iowa State College Cyclones.
4	Panther net squad whipping into shape but lacks schedule	Scheduling meets for men's tennis team is becoming a problem.
4	Panther lair to be scene of track relays; twenty-seven high schools, fifteen junior colleges send 350 men	Three hundred trackmen representing the elite of the state's high schools and junior colleges will compete at TC in the relays.
4	'I' Club men plan Friday night dance
4	Panther Cubs	Profile of William Schulz.
4	Yearling cindermen point for triangular Coe and Cornell meet	Freshman track squad is now working outside daily; first meet will be with Coe and Cornell.
4	Thirteen enter Drake Relays; relay teams, pole-vaulters, 2-milers, shot man on squad	Coach Bender has chosen thirteen men to be on the Panther track squad at the Drake Relays.