College Eye — September 11, 1933

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Program for Freshman Week	Detailed schedule of activities.
1	Magazine racks are installed in dorm	Fifteen magazines are now available on two new racks in each of the browsing rooms.
1	New cafeteria is opened today	First meal to be served in the Commons cafeteria will be at 7:15 a.m.
1	Four new names are added to faculty roster	Short bios of the new faculty members are provided along the names of those who will be on leave or are returning.
1	Faculty committees are announced for major school events	The names of the chairs and committee members are listed for the six events.
1	Open house in Commons begins week of activities for freshman students	Schedule of events.
1	Old Gold staff to begin work on college annual	The position of business manager is currently available.
1	Old heating plant is being removed	Cohn Brothers, of Waterloo, is doing the demolition.
1	'Eye' tryouts to be next Friday	Anyone interested in working on the College Eye should attend.
1	Staff return to publish 'Eye'	Short profiles of those who hold major positions on the school paper.
1	Men's Honor Roll includes twelve; two earn seventy grade points; each carry twenty hours	The highest grade point was 3.50 earned by J. Leslie Ellis and John H. Smith; other students on the Honor Roll are listed.
1	Dormitory residents publish handbook of house traditions	Handbook includes rules and regulations, instructions, traditions, and history.
1	Tennis tournament for fall term will open early in week	All interested men are invited to sign up in the Men's Gym.
1	Commons' doors swing open to students today; recreation hall, cafeteria, lounges are among facilities	A description of the new facility.
1	Schuneman is fatally injured; was struck by auto when crossing street at Hubbard	Died September 1, 1933.
1	English Department to sponsor three contests this term	The three contests will be after dinner speaking, discussion, and the Peace Oratorical.
1	Freshman lectures to begin Wednesday	Leslie Reed and President O. R. Latham will lead the first two sessions.
1	Freshman tests to be given Tuesday	Freshmen who are in their first, second, or third term and have not taken the tests are required to report.
1	Forty-five men try for posts on grid squad; Coach Baker to initiate Jones system on Panther field	Profile of football coach Johnny Baker.
2	It's your Commons	Urges students to use the Commons each day since the administration has provided the facility.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Undercurrent	Poem.
2	Whimsies	Poem.
2	Books	Review of the books, "God in the Straw Pen" and "In Defense of Women."
3	Big Sisters plan welcome for all new college girls	The Big Sister idea began four years ago; committee members are listed.
3	Skars are feted as friends extend farewell wishes	A dinner and informal reception were held; Professor Skar will study at University of Iowa.
3	Heads Blue Key	A short bio of David Grant.
3	'Jim the gym man' discusses effect of fraternities on athletes; girls also influence boys' playing in his opinion	Jim Halpin believes fraternities and women distract men from playing football.
3	Library displays prints of world's famous paintings	Ten printings from the library's collection will be available for viewing.
3	Personals	News about faculty and students.
3	Open house, teas, receptions are among events honoring freshmen	Planned events for the various churches are given.
3	Orchestra Club	Rehearsals are held Tuesdays and Fridays.
4	Coach Bender granted leave	Paul Bender will continue his studies for a doctorate at New York University.
4	Nineteen answer first call for Little Tutor grid squad	Their opening game for the season will be against Vinton.
4	Council president	Lorinne Crawford will serve as president; photo.
4	Did you ever hear a crescendo or cadenza? What is an 'opery'	Student take a test on musical terminology and answered only 36% of the questions correctly while the faculty answered 75% correctly.
4	Mary Pickford has lead in 'Secrets' at Regent on Saturday	Review of the movie, "Secrets".
4	Mabel Hall defeats male swimmers in meet at Des Moines	Mabel Hall is the first woman to ever win the one-mile race at the Y. M. C. A. swim race in Des Moines.
5	Do meet him! He's the society editor	During the summer session, Theodore Adams served as managing editor of the paper. He also served as society editor of the September 11 issue of the College Eye.
5	Class instruction to continue until end of term, Nov. 29th	The academic calendar for the year is given.
5	Fred C. Gilchrist pays tribute to teachers at graduation; Congressman says school should be best building in town	Fred Gilchrist addresses students at the summer Commencement ceremony.
6	Student handbook is being distributed to college students	Shirley Kraft edited this year's handbook.
6	Dick Rickert wins tennis tournament	Wins summer league by beating Dallas Dhority.
6	Veterans are scarce at opening football drill	Prospects for this football team are listed.
6	If I'm Wrong, I'm Sorry	Sports gossip.
6	These men will guide Tutor athletics this year	Head coaches; photo.