College Eye — May 21, 1937

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Dr. Van Engen to head new department	Brief profile of head of newly-organized Department of Mathematics; change needed with Professor Condit's retirement.
1	New men's dormitory opens June, 1938	Seerley Hall for Men will house 121 men; will be paid for by earnings from Baker and Bartlett Halls.
1	'It's not easy,' says mower	Glenn Crawford talks about his job of cutting the campus lawns.
1	Alumni dine	Will hold alumni dinner.
1	"Romantic Young Lady" makes debut here; light comedy is full of chuckles	Students practice for an upcoming play; photo.
1	258 register for summer term	Slightly lower than last summer's advanced registration.
1	Third game scheduled with grads	The Tutor baseball team will take on the alumni all-stars in a third annual baseball game.
1	Tutor Timetable	Schedule of campus activities.
1	Purple Pen rates tops	Receives first place in Columbia Scholastic Press competition.
1	Last meeting	Seniors will receive Commencement instructions.
1	Reed is grand-dad	Dean Reed's daughter has baby girl.
1	Graduation events make busy week; W. A. Jessup to speak on last day	Description of Commencement activities; photo.
1	College hails athletes at fifth assembly	Sixty-five athletes will receive awards.
1	Sunday talk	Harold Bosley will speak at CHIC on the topic "What's your racket?"
1	Co-ed gets letter from princess	Oma Ruth Isenberg receives note from Princess Elizabeth of England.
2	Lost in a crowd	Unhappy with crowds of romantic couples on Bartlett Hall porch.
2	Speech club finishes book of recitals	Attempts to popularize the poem recital in high schools.
2	List results on sophomore tests	Scores posted.
2	Moore reviews new publications	Professor Moore publishes articles on movies.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	One probably learns	New editor tries to figure out what to write.
3	German Club	Will hold picnic.
3	Miscellaneous shower	Hold shower for Lois Dalton for her approaching marriage to Don Finlayson.
3	Stage review	Will feature Major Bowes review in Waterloo; also Charlie Chan movie.
3	White shoes bloom on campus in style	Summer clothing colors and styles appearing.
3	Minnesingers	Met for formal dinner.
3	Band to entertain June graduates Wednesday	Program for College Band performance.
3	Bosley speaks	At several high school commencement exercises.
3	Farewell breakfast for all women tomorrow	Sponsored by Women's League.
3	What's Where at the Theatres	Movie schedules.
3	Panhellenic dance program for year ends with five spring formals this week-end	Campus social calendar.
3	With the Greeks	News from Greek organizations.
3	Mayfield directs	Bel Cantos will sing at Eastern Star meeting.
3	Miss Gaffin invents	Suggests holding a small rubber ball in one's hand to help with appropriate penmanship position.
4	Panther track squad seeks third straight conference title tomorrow	The Tutor track team hopes to win its third consecutive track meet of the year.
4	Netmen defend conference title at Grand Forks tomorrow	The Tutor netmen will try to defend their North Central Conference tennis honors as they travel to Grand Forks to play North Dakota University.
4	Last game away	The Tutors will play their final away game against Simpson this season and hope to defeat them again.
4	Netmen-Coe draw	The Tutor tennis team broke even in a 3-3 tie with Coe.
4	Champs crowned	Eight champions were crowned in the annual spring all-college wrestling tournament.
4	Cubs win, 10-0	Ed Puck pitched a great game as the Tutor freshman team defeated Ellsworth, 10-0.