College Eye — April 26, 1935

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Krieg elected king but may decline	Conflicts with baseball game.
1	Short, vested choir will sing at chapel	Hattie Zoë Short will sing.
1	Peace movements succumbing to war, Hoffman declares	Brief excerpts from address by Charles Hoffman.
1	Commons terrace opened for dance	Preview of the dance.
1	Dating important in college life, Bosley asserts	Offers views on the benefits of dating.
1	She went wrong, but it's all right	Margaret Katter visits the wrong school but still gets a job.
1	Orchesis recital is Leisure Hour program Sunday	Will present Dance Africaine.
1	Curtis to orate for Iowa in Interstate	At Northwestern University.
1	Singers embark for weekend concert tour; Minnesingers will present recitals in four Iowa towns	Photo.
1	Faculty members honor Fullerton	For fifty years of service to ISTC; notes other faculty and alumni with whom Professor Fullerton has been associated.
1	Play producers due tomorrow for conference; Iowa prep dramatists will gather in fifth annual meet	Conference program.
1	Prose anthology off press soon, publisher declares	Brief survey of contents.
1	Primary election for Men's Union will be Monday	List of candidates.
1	Education in the News	News and issues from college campuses across the United States.
1	Debates were main interests of old societies on campus; yellowed secretary books divulge material on social trends	Brief history of the literary societies.
1	Tragedy of seafaring folk, "Good Hope," moves playgoers; Heijerman's drama vividly portrayed last night in Auditorium	Review of the play "The Good Hope".
2	Huey for graduation speaker	Reports that three hundred people voted for a king and queen for senior prom.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	Happenings at other campuses around the United States.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Untitled	Gordon H. Gilliland employed to assist E. E. Cole with campus planning.
3	Mrs. F. W. Wellborn	Recovering from appendicitis.
3	Untitled	The Dickinsons have a new daughter.
3	'Home making' topic of vocational talk	Florence Smith will speak.
3	Campus This Week	News from around the campus.
3	Kurtz wins prize in composer's contest with "Parthenope"	In Iowa composers competition.
3	Buxbaum talks to library convention	On trip to England.
3	Terry attends first "literary caucus"
3	Senior girls feted by A.A.U.W. at tea in Commons	Program for the tea.
3	Getchell addresses Academy of Science at Grinnell Friday	Several other faculty will attend.
3	Social events are resumed with spring formal, prom, dancing recital	Campus social calendar.
3	Lambda Delta Lambda initiates members	List of new members.
3	Stoddard talks to senior girls at tea April 11	Mary Stoddard gives advice to women on appropriate Commencement attire.
3	New bulletin board installed by League	Intended to feature announcements.
4	The Scoreboard	Corrections to the previous edition of the College Eye.
4	Frosh ball squad cut by McCuskey	Twenty-seven freshmen make final cut; list of names is provided.
4	Tutors divide Husker series; Nebraska wins opener, 7-3; Panthers triumph 8-7 in finale
4	Seven Tutors off to Drake Relays today; mile, half-mile teams out to establish new records	Will be defending current titles.
4	Sport Shorts	Gives upcoming events for tennis and baseball team and glimpses into the varsity locker room.
4	Yearling track men prime for varsity fracas	Freshmen track members also preparing for triangular meet with Coe and Cornell; team members listed.
4	League of Nations question discussed in student talks	Informal discussion of international relations.
4	Athlete plays ball despite hurt hand	Leland Snell practiced with four stitches in his right hand.
4	Radio star gazing at Iowa theatre	Will feature talent show.
4	Relay summaries	Results from Teachers College Relays.
4	Pioneer netmen down Panthers	Teachers College loses to Grinnell, 4-2.