College Eye — March 26, 1937

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Sloan, Telleen, Burch, Hinshaw awarded honor; named as representative students for 1937 Old Gold	Profiles of those who will be honored; photo.
1	New committee starts program	Curriculum Committee of Student Council considers problems that students have with the college curriculum.
1	Bosley announces his Sunday topic	Will speak on "The integrity of humanity".
1	Frosh debaters will meet junior college speakers this week	Results of recent competition and list of participants.
1	Sloan and Cameron leave for trip to Los Angeles meeting	Jean Sloan and Ruth Cameron will attend national meeting of women's governance groups.
1	Minnesingers plan concert next week and tour in April	Performance program.
1	Announces new artists' contest	Students offered chance to design football program covers.
1	Teachers College fall orientation plans expanded	Description of more comprehensive program of orientation for women.
1	Ten accept bid of men's honor group, Blue Key	Brief profiles of new Blue Key members.
1	Herein lies inside tale of how a typical (?) coed spends her day	Creative look at how an ISTC student goes about her day.
1	Views of the News	Observations on national and world news.
1	Forum program begins April 7, Martin announces	Will treat vocational opportunities for women.
1	Gymnasium will become night club for annual Spring Fling next Friday	Dance preview.
1	Finney named to speak at press confab; city editor will travel here for Iowa Press meeting April 2	Nat S. Finney will speak.
1	Alabama-Tutor forensic clash scheduled April 3	Women will travel to ISTC for meet.
2	Oh yes, I studied two solid hours!	College Eye believes that students waste much of their study time in the Library.
2	Chips and Quibs	Quick campus observations.
2	The Line	Campus gossip; how a society editor would write sports and how a sports editor would write society.
2	Answers to this week's "Let's guess who"
2	Announcements of primaries of Men's Union	Candidates must submit petitions with sixty signatures.
2	Music students to broadcast over WOI	Robert Morris, Geraldine Schmitt, and Norma Sutz will perform.
2	Miss Sara Riggs looks back over fifty years of service here	Faculty women will honor Professor Riggs; summary of her career at ISTC; photo.
3	Maxine Brand elected president of Bartlett Hall	List of election winners and brief profiles.
3	Mouse in corner tells his reactions	A look at a Sigma Tau Delta meeting.
3	Untitled	No college movie on Easter weekend.
3	V. O. V. Sigma Phi	List of officers.
3	Campus School presents lives of Tom, Huck	Will present junior class play.
3	Tutor Timetable	Schedule of campus activities.
3	Committee chairmen for Women's League selected at meeting	List of leaders.
3	Kindergarten Primary	List of officers.
3	Tau Sigma Delta	List of officers.
3	Lambda Gamma Nu	Will hold spring dance.
3	Commons cook tells future wives not to fear cooking duties	Mrs. J. T. Walton gives advice on how to approach the problem of meal preparation.
3	Theta Gamma Nu	List of initiates.
3	Let's Guess Who
3	National contest for essay writers starts	Sponsored by American Bar Association.
3	Phi Mu Alpha	List of initiates.
3	What's Where at the Theatres
3	Visiting professor speaks in Gilchrist on Danish schools	Peter Manniche will speak.
3	Booster Club is busy boosting	Group has been writing and sending stories to hometown newspapers.
3	Notes found on coed's 1937 Easter budget	Advice on how to dress for Easter.
3	"Bartlett blossoms", sport dance, planned by Bartlett Hall girls April 3
4	Called Shots
4	Four contests scheduled for tennis squad	The Tutor tennis team will have four home contests this year with three lettermen to form the nucleus of the team.
4	Teachers College ties for third place with Gophers behind Oklahoma schools	Wrestler Ray Cheney won the 135 pound National Championship and helped the Tutors solidify a tie with Minnesota for third place.
4	Diamond aggregation stays indoors; mound staff is puzzle	With the Panther baseball team still working indoors, Coach "Munn" Whitford says that the pitching game will be the key to their success.
4	Inside dope on professors' volleyball sessions revealed	Every Monday, Wednesday, or Friday some professors will unwind and play a game of volleyball.
4	Ardent student support needed says Starbeck	Coach Starbeck says that he would much rather have a good football team and high student morale than an excellent football team and poor student morale.
4	Dickinson reports 1937 Tutor track prospects weak	The Tutor track team is going to be weak; majority of the forty-three men on the track squad are freshmen from last year.