College Eye — September 20, 1935

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Senator Gerald Nye, arms investigator, announced as speaker here October third; former Iowan to discuss his work in probe of munitions	Profile of Senator Nye; photo.
1	Cross elected copy editor	Of College Eye.
1	Date for freshman lecture is changed	Dean Campbell will speak.
1	Teachers College student sees Dionne quints during summer; relates of home, family, and surroundings of famous five	Gwen Wescott tells of her visit.
1	Autumn drama is "Post Road"; Homecoming play will be presented October 17 and 18	Preview of the play.
1	Boy Scout Day to attract 800 October fifth	Schedule of activities.
1	Lambertson upholds Mussolini's policies at forum program	Professor Lambertson gives his views on Ethiopian campaign.
1	Secretary wanted for 'Eye,' Old Gold
1	Crosby to play for "Round-Up" tonight
1	Second annual Pep Jamboree is September 27
1	Nine student poets have poems in new "Salon Anthology"	Published by Beulah Vick Bickley, of Waterloo.
1	Geography group completes map of local land usage	Gamma Theta Upsilon makes land usage map of Cedar Falls; made map of Elkader last year.
1	Tom Johnson is new Panther football coach; Illini graduate is recently appointed to fill vacancy	To replace Dave McCuskey, who is recovering from an operation.
1	Debate plans are announced; to include tour of South during Christmas vacation	Will include debate against team from Oxford University.
1	Summer school student's terrapin enters race at Lead, South Dakota; Kramer's "Tige" qualifies for final; fails to place	Raymond Kramer's turtle won fifth place.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from other campuses.
2	Reality's coming to visit us	Claims that what students want to find out from Senator Gerald Nye, is what they can do to help prevent war.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Reader suggests "football school" for the uninformed spectator	Student suggests that an elementary course in football be offered for those students who do not understand the rules; claims this will increase interest and attendance at the games.
3	Etiquette of teas will be presented to advisory groups	Groups will learn how to present a tea.
3	Hepburn featured in movie at Iowa	Will show "Alice Adams".
3	Dormitory girls learn hostessing	Hostess dinners began last year.
3	Sixty mothers are entertained by Dean Campbell	Entertained mothers of local students.
3	Miss Janet Works presents talk on room decoration	Excerpts from Janet Works' suggestions.
3	Society briefs	Quick news articles about student organizations.
3	Strayer presents demonstration in Elkader schools	Presented character sketches.
3	Recreation room opened Saturday	Description of the newly-decorated rooms.
3	Blind students organize club	Plan to meet each Sunday.
3	Council to nominate new representatives	Myrtle Telleen is representative of Student Council to Women's League.
4	Sport Shorts	Briefly comments on athletic teams.
4	Cage aspirants begin workouts	Nineteen men have begun fall practices for the men's basketball season.
4	Slacks is author of new textbook	On rural education.
4	Tye favorite in women's net meet	Beulah Tye is the favorite for the women's intramural singles tournament.
4	College movie is "Scarlet Pimpernel"
4	Camera Club will convene on Monday	To plan for the year.
4	Boatman to enroll at Columbia University	Will study library science.
4	Fifty men out for fall track	Practices have begun for the fall track season.
4	Music department presents six in weekly recital	List of performers and their programs.
4	Untitled	Esther Widmer transferred to Goshen College.
4	Munn Whitford's frosh gridders begin practice; sixty-five freshmen learn fundamentals and formation	Coach Munn Whitford discusses his freshmen squad.
4	Lab notes	Campus news.
4	Cheerleaders needed, Volberding announces	Will hold tryouts.
4	Stanley Reeves is seeded number one in Haddox tourney	Partnerships have been drawn for the fourth annual Haddox tennis tournament.
5	Bosley to preach at college chapel on making choices
6	Ellen Richards Club entertains freshmen	Professor Allen speaks.
6	Untitled	Professor Thompson addressed the Parlor Reading Circle.
6	Panther gridiron in perfect shape	The buildings and grounds crew kept the football field thoroughly watered this summer.
6	Smerage to talk at camera exhibit	Will speak on Zeiss exhibit.
6	Six miles of one-inch tape to be used by Panthers
6	Collegiate Digest starts with this issue of "Eye"	Will feature pictorial review of college news.
6	Dr., Mrs. Shoemaker are Condits' guests	Missionaries visit Professor Condit.