College Eye — September 29, 1933

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Page	Title	Summary
1	Active voting marks election of class heads; Burch, Lytle tie in race for senior presidency; Vinall heads juniors	Roster of class officers.
1	Plans made for three day Homecoming program	Schedule of tentative plans.
1	President Latham is appointed on N. E. A. finance committee	Committee concerned with public financing of education.
1	Broadway hit due here Nov. 2; 'Three Cornered Moon" to be given by drama department	Hazel Strayer will direct; Stan Wood will be in charge of technical production.
1	Leader is sought for Tutor Ticklers
1	Frats pledge seventy-two	List of pledges.
1	Girls' intramural sports meeting set for Tuesday	Will include tennis, golf, and field hockey.
1	Professor Lynch to judge at speaking contest October 3rd	To be held in Waterloo.
1	First all-college social dance in Commons to take place tonight; Student Council suggests dancers attend in couples	First time that all facilities in the Commons will be available for a dance.
1	Announce Glee Club members; majority of candidates are recruited by women's organizations	About three hundred students will participate in the glee clubs.
1	Are you a pedigreed student? 'Scholarship Heritage' helps; George C. Robinson keeps records of 3,000 students	Professor Robinson keeps a card for each student in his class; believes that his system and personal conferences help make his classes better.
1	Ted Adams to edit Homecoming booklet
1	Blue Key will initiate pledges; banquet will be held in Commons building October 12	Brief profiles of six new initiates.
1	Manship to head interfrat council	Roster of Interfraternity Council officers and sponsors.
1	Home Economics Student clubs to meet here Oct. 7	State conference to be held on campus.
1	Campus leaders dinner to be a major event; social education leader is featured speaker October 3	Thyrus W. Amos will speak; program for the dinner.
1	Plan sidewalks, driveways and hockey field	Area around Commons will be landscaped and sidewalks and drives will be constructed; parking lot north of Training School will be cleaned up and seeded.
1	Library staff plans exhibition of prints in coming weeks	Library has about three thousand unframed and five hundred framed prints.
1	Publications to arrange banquet	Opportunity for students to become acquainted with publications staff.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
2	Her secret	Poem.
2	Simile	Poem.
2	Forum; A Freshman Looks Around	Observations of a freshman.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Books	Book review of "The Fortress" by Hugh Walpole and "Winesburg, Ohio" by Sherwood Anderson.
3	Episcopal students will attend supper
3	Old Gold staff meets
3	Opening dance of fall season is week-end's major social event	Campus social calendar.
3	Mrs. Roy L. Abbott gives picnic supper	For AAUW.
3	Lucille Else heads Bartlett Hall group in first fall dinner	Program for the dinner.
3	English Club elects officers for year	Roster of officers.
3	Four present their readings for club	Writers' Club meets.
3	Guest speaker	F. J. Clark will speak; photo.
3	College Club holds meeting at Commons	Professor Geiger spoke.
3	Personals	Information on students, alumni, and faculty. Helen O'Keefe Smith is new patroness.
3	Slacks and Rait elected delegates for convention	Will represent ISTC at ISTA meeting.
3	National honorary English fraternity appoints president	Leroy Furry will head Purple Pen.
4	Hear the World Series	Two radios will be installed in the Commons.
4	Baker seeks speed for Panther offense; Coach working for more speed in new lineup; Baker attempts to develop fast combination for Cornell	Coach Baker tries to improve his team's offense.
4	Reduce Frosh squad to 35; Kensinger, Bell, Anderson, Gnagy, Stout, McCabe show promise	Freshman players show promise
4	Fall tennis tourney for Haddox trophy passes first round	School tennis tournament under way.
4	Panther's season starts with 13-0 win over Columbia	UNI defeats Columbia.
4	If I'm Wrong I'm Sorry	Sports gossip.