College Eye — April 27, 1934

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Science instructors go to club meeting	Many science faculty will attend Iowa Academy of Science meeting.
1	Musicians present Cadman music cycle
1	Thirty-two in race for Men's Union positions; primary election Monday, April 30; finals in early May	Brief profiles of candidates.
1	Final May Day plans revealed; all senior B.A. girls will attend May queen May twelfth	Will feature dances.
1	Teachers Hi-Y group selects new officers
1	Crawford featured for ballroom dance	Lorinne Crawford will dance at Balloon Dance.
1	Four Blue Key men honored; will represent college at national prep society	Will go to Des Moines ceremony.
1	Theodore Adams elected new College Eye editor; 'Griff' Eggers sport editor; new staff assumes duties start of summer quarter	Profiles of new editors.
1	Rev. Harry Moore is guest speaker at two meetings	At CHIC.
1	Floyd Halloway Orchestra will play for prom; six entertainers also to perform at annual senior dance	Preview of the Senior Prom.
1	Myers announces results of state typewriting meet	Students and faculty grade state contest papers.
1	Dr. Beatrice Geiger to speak over WMT	On education for living.
1	Construction begins	On new College Eye office; Old Gold will use old College Eye office.
1	Inter-sorority council to give trophies at tea	To sororities with best grades.
1	Conventions seem to be conventional	Women's League will sponsor convention on campus.
1	Journalists to attend confab; Iowa College Press group hold annual meet at Drake	Ten members of the publications staffs will attend; photo.
1	Bel Canto recital wins praise; performers prove meritorious; program of musical period literature shows choral developments	A review of the glee club concert.
1	Official notice	Sophomores should report for testing.
2	Lantz will speak to academy over WOI	Will speak on flowers.
2	Four students will be soloists with symphony; college orchestra will give concert evening of May third	Performance program.
2	Dr. George F. Zook criticizes cost of lack of education	Excerpt from 1932 Commencement speech.
2	Lund, Arends start weekly broadcast	Will consist of musical duets.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Queen of the Drake Relays	The queen of the silver anniversary Drake Relays, Martha Stull of Northwestern; photo.
2	Olive Sinclair wins Columbia University Roberts Fellowship	Profile of Olive Sinclair.
2	Humiston, D. White attend convention	Of national physical education association.
3	Annual Presbyterian retreat to be Sunday	Will go to Riverview Park.
3	News briefs	Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
3	Pi Theta's initiate three as members
3	Pi Tau Phi	Will hold potluck.
3	Chisolm speaks to Westminster group	The Reverend W. O. Chisolm will speak.
3	Don Miller to head Phi Tau Theta group	Roster of other officers.
3	Bernadine Rench is new Pi Phi's leader	Roster of officers.
3	Dr. Sage to direct Presbyterian choir evening of April 29	Many students will participate.
3	Wendell Rider will give recital Monday
3	Pi Phi Omega dance to be at Commons
3	Women read before Baptist Girls' group	Read short sketches of Jane Addams and Mary Slessor.
3	Kappa Mu Epsilon national president is dinner speaker	Kathryn Wyant visits campus.
3	Phi Sigma members entertained at tea	Professor Lambert entertains.
3	Kappa Theta's stage dance at Waterloo
3	Dr. Bollinger to be on campus April 28 and 29 at Wesley	Serves as general secretary of Wesley Foundation.
3	Leadership conference, Balloon Dance feature weekend affairs	Campus social calendar.
3	Pi Tau Phi dance is Saturday night
3	Anson Vinall elected Commerce Club head	Roster of other officers.
4	Class elects eight to speak at Ames
4	Varsity track squad leaves for Drake tilt; Dickinson and Baker take eight Tutor cindermen to Des Moines	Drake Relays start today.
4	Lambda Gamma Nu	Will hold spring dance.
4	If I'm Wrong, I'm Sorry	Sports gossip.
4	Belz, Boike marriage is announced here	Frieda Belz married Chris Boike.
4	Tutors bow to Iowa nine in season opener; Blanchard and Ogland hurt in game slowed by dust-storm	Tutors defeated by Hawkeyes, 20-3.
4	Mixed swim entries practice Tuesday
4	Tutors to play Cyclones today at state field	Blanchard still injured from last week's game; Truman and Ogland back in the game.
4	Netmen will have first game Tuesday	Tutors face Penn College in first meet.
4	Frosh nine set for initial tilt against Luther	Bad weather has hampered the team's practicing.
4	Zickefoose to sail on U. S. Expedition	Will explore Alaskan islands.
4	Bartlett Hall girls to present dinner	Will be laboratory session to teach appropriate dinner settings.
4	Preps better three records at Tutor meet; Teachers dominate college relays with three victories	Cedar Rapids Washington and Clinton dominate the high school teams.