College Eye — April 28, 1933

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1	Seventeenth Annual Iowa College Press Association convention opens today; Vernon Nash will address students at assembly Friday morning	Program highlights.
1	Dr. Riebe addresses two Marshalltown groups Wednesday
1	Modern world God to be church topic	Howland Hanson will speak.
1	From Grinnell	Frank Beatle will be at the Iowa College Press Association convention at TC; photo.
1	Senior prom to be next Friday; Bob Schneider's orchestra will play for dance
1	College orchestra to conclude concert series next Tuesday	Professor Hill will be featured.
1	Professors to get salaries as usual	State treasury has insufficient; warrant sold to Cedar Rapids bank.
1	French, Spanish plays will be staged Tuesday	Romance Language Club will present "L'epreuve Dangereuse" and "Manana del Sol".
1	Olive Barker to present recital; first appearance of singer since her study in New York	Performance program.
1	Spanish play is chosen as annual spring production	Will present "The Women Will Have Their Way".
1	Debate at Grundy Center concludes forensic season	Debate before Community Club there.
1	Betty Winans will reign as queen of May; Freda Steinberg, Jo Hirons poll next highest vote Thursday	Results of close election.
1	Trio will feature Bel Canto concert on Thursday night	Performance program.
1	Kurtz march will be played by Grand Rapids Orchestra	At national conference.
1	Hart will attend Mayflower society meeting Saturday	Irving Hart is president of the group.
1	College Eye gets superior contest rating; paper given All-American honor in national competition	In National Scholastic Press Association competition.
1	Dr. E. J. Cable is named President of science group	Elected president of Iowa Academy of Science; other faculty participate in meeting.
1	Gibraltar, Alhambra, bull fights are included on Spanish tour; Marybelle McClelland tells of experiences abroad	Marybelle McClelland will spend five months abroad.
1	Press adviser	Blair Converse from Iowa State College in Ames will attend the Iowa College Press Association; photo.
1	Music fete will be Mother's Day; chorus of six hundred to be feature of program	Professor Fullerton will direct college and high school glee clubs.
1	Artistic interpretation marks seventh annual Orchesis recital; original compositions by dancers make up program	Description of the upcoming performance; has been offered annually since 1927.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Literat = Eye	Student short stories and poems.
2	This campus et al.	News from ISTC and other campuses.
2	Editorials; beer laws unnecessary	Does not believe that beer drinking will become a campus problem now that Prohibition has been repealed.
2	Editorials; on inter-class intervals	Believes that there should be a longer interval between classes so that students can make it to the next class on time.
3	Nashua girls wins scholarship award	Gladys Troutner wins the first Lalan award.
3	Eleven take part in piano recital	List of Professor Freeman's students.
3	Council rules on fall rushing; new plan thought to give girls more tie for adjustment	Rush will not begin until seventh week of school in fall 1933.
3	German Club to give three one-act plays	Will present "Post Festum,Die Ankunft", and "Wer Traegt die Pfanne Fort".
3	Epsilon sorority has pledging and election	List of pledges and officers.
3	Pi Theta Pi members entertain at picnic	Vivian Erickson and Mary Templeton pledged.
3	Lawn party will fete Lutheran students
3	New members of Phi Mu Alpha will attend dinner party tonight	At the Mandalay.
3	West Bartlett girls have spring formal dinner-dance party	Description of the program.
3	Pi Tau Phi sorority plans spring dance
3	Wesley members will present play Sunday	Will present "He had Great Possessions".
3	Blue Key considers Men's Sports Day	Matter referred to committee.
3	C. S. A. will give play during social meeting	Will present "Enter the Hero".
3	Kappa Theta Psi will dance at Sunnyside
3	Y. W. cabinets plan Riverview retreat
3	Baptist girls elect Gayle Howe President	Roster of officers.
3	Press convention dinner and dance is main social event of weekend	Campus social calendar.
4	Waterloo, Teachers women to stage swim meet next Tuesday	Swimming meet between women from TC and the Waterloo Y. W. C. A.
4	Panthers play Iowa State in season opener; squad in good condition; Johnson May start	Coach Whitford took his baseball men to Ames where they initiated their baseball schedule.
4	Bender take ten to Drake; relays are first meet of 1933 Panther Track squad
4	Baker resigns post as Panther line instructor	John Baker will resign from being football line coach; will go to California; may play professional football; photo.
4	Eleven records slashed in meet Cherokee two-mile team approaches world mark	Teachers College Relays were held. Eleven records were set.
4	Panther Cubs	Profile of Myron Cedarholm.