College Eye — September 9, 1935
| Page | Title | Summary | Scan |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Eight educational meets planned by Extension Division | Schedule of conferences. | |
| 1 | Specifications for Old Gold of 1936 released by board | Information released to bidders. | |
| 1 | All new students to be entertained | Student Council will hold reception for freshmen. | |
| 1 | Kurtz and Hill are co-authors of book | On beginning violin instruction. | |
| 1 | McCuskey to inaugurate 1935 football drills this afternoon; 45 to report; eighteen lettermen head candidates; Bevan to coach line | David McCuskey will begin his new position as head coach of the football team; line coach for the Panthers will be Bill Bevan; photo. | |
| 1 | Student religious program outlined in new bulletin | United Student Movement outlines program. | |
| 1 | Student handbook ready for release | Book contains information about social and housing regulations, student government, and school calendar. | |
| 1 | New staff takes over College Eye | Roster of staff members. | |
| 1 | Guest speakers are announced; religious leaders booked for series of addresses | Schedule of speakers and programs. | |
| 1 | Music organizations begin fall practice | Groups should meet soon. | |
| 1 | Mary Jo Read encounters queer customs on tour of Orient; University of Washington tour barely escapes earthquake | Recounts highlights of trip to China and Japan. | |
| 1 | Remodeling is finished in two Bartlett rooms | West living room and former cafeteria remodeled. | |
| 1 | Required tests are announced by Dr. J. B. Paul | New students must take placement tests; normal training tests offered; must get photo for identification card. | |
| 1 | Buffet supper to be held Tuesday | For upperclassmen. | |
| 1 | Cooks, musicians, waiters, farmers seek S. R. E. work | About 174 students will find positions earning $15 per month. | |
| 1 | New faculty members here; twelve instructors to join teaching staff today | Roster of resignations; brief profiles of new faculty. | |
| 1 | Variety of social events greets fall term students on campus this week; open house, frosh tea, and "Hello" Day on program | ||
| 2 | The Line | Campus gossip. | |
| 2 | Factions speak louder than words | Comments on a New York professor's use of "emotional words and phrases" in an article in the New York Herald Tribune. | |
| 3 | Baldwin to direct Hello Day activities | Students will wear Hello tags and enjoy watermelon. | |
| 3 | Student Council will sponsor eight dances during fall term | Schedule of dances. | |
| 3 | Women's League suggests clothes for college girl | ||
| 3 | Churches arrange student receptions | Schedule of activities for church night. | |
| 3 | Office employees accept positions in Iowa schools | Helen Barber, Marjorie Mace, Mable Taylor, and Virginia Hammill find jobs. | |
| 4 | Sixteen of 1935 coaching grads placed to date; more get jobs this year than graduated in 1926-28 | Report on the success of coaches in finding jobs; list of placements. | |
| 4 | Panther eleven will face eight foes this fall | The 1935 season football schedule is announced. | |
| 4 | The new Laykold net courts being rapidly completed | Will provide good all-weather conditions. | |
| 4 | Sport Shorts | Briefly comments on the Panther football team. | |
| 4 | Reeves to defend his title in annual fall tennis tourney | Discusses those who will compete in this men's annual fall tennis tournament. | |
| 4 | Dickinson plans extensive fall track program | In addition to the regular track season, Coach Art Dickinson plans to schedule cross country meets as conditioning for his distance runners. | |
| 5 | Senior advisers make fall plans | Schedule of activities and list of advisors. | |
| 5 | Lambda Gams at former house; Xanhos moving | New locations for two fraternities. | |
| 5 | Room decoration to be discussed by Janet Works | ||
| 5 | "Love Me Forever" is showing at Iowa |