College Eye — September 9, 1937

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Omaha newscaster tips off 'Eye' mikesters	News will be broadcast daily in the Crossroads; photo.
1	The Line	Campus gossip.
1	Many changes made in administration; new faculty and staff at work	Brief profiles of new faculty and staff.
1	They all laughed	Dean Reed and several freshmen participate in the frosh supper; photo.
1	Freshmen girls will be helped by student advisers this year	Upper class women will assist freshmen women adjust to college life.
1	Students see busy year ahead; college work starts; and fun as well	A look ahead at campus activities for the year.
1	A derrick--?	Confronting the problem of moving Allie the Alligator to the new Greenhouse, which is expected to be completed in January or February 1938.
1	Notice	New students must have physical examinations.
2	Statement of aim and policy	Brief mission statement of the College Eye.
2	Welcome frosh	Asks students to help make the College Eye a better newspaper.
2	Jim, Cub, and Lee	Any complaints concerning the College Eye should be given to James Jordan, Ruth Culbertson, or Lee Robinson; photo.
2	Good guessers can win prizes	Mack's is sponsoring a contest to guess the number of cereal boxes in its window.
2	Good luck to you	Assures students that the Student Council is prepared to do the best it can to represent student opinions.
2	Heartiest greetings	Women's League president welcomes students to the Iowa State Teachers College.
2	And best wishes	Discusses the responsibilities that come along with being a college student.
3	Holst broadcasts	Professor Holst will perform as a soloist on WHO.
3	Choosing wisely is theme Sunday	At CHIC services.
3	First "rec"	Dance open to all upperclassmen.
3	Off-campus sisters discuss fall program	Will help freshmen become adjusted to college life.
3	Phi Sigma Epsilon	Several members attended national convention.
3	Pepsters sponsor sport jamboree dance	Rho Epsilon Rho will sponsor Pep Jamboree.
3	City churches hold picnics, receptions	To greet Teachers College students.
3	Get acquainted days fete freshmen	Three day schedule included variety show, picnic, and dancing.
3	Eight meets announced	Quick schedule for conferences on campus.
3	Summer costume is vogue for class	Advice to women on what to wear; don't bring out the fall clothing until October.
4	Brindley edits handbook for students	Mary Jane Brindley puts together handbook of general campus information for students
4	Condit speaks at graduation	Excerpts from Professor Condit's reminiscences over his long teaching career.
4	Frosh week is fun and yet so new	New students get acquainted with campus.
5	President finds many types of letters in his mail box	President Latham receives a letter from an anxious parent.
5	New dorm, pool well under way	New Seerley Hall for Men should be completed by May 1938; swimming pool adjacent to Women's Gymnasium should be ready by December 1937.
5	Council forms rush rules for all girls	Rules for sorority rush.
5	An ace photographer	J. B. Paul is the photographer for the Old Gold and the College Eye; photo.
6	Musicians . . . a chance to join a club	Orchestra Club has been organized for nine years; presents public programs; purpose of the club.
6	Plan events for Homecoming celebration	Summary of Homecoming activities.
7	Unearth giant boulder	Contractor discovers five ton boulder while excavating for Seerley Hall for Men; puzzling what to do with it.
7	No 'pipes' for post office	Professor Hart talks about the correspondence courses offered by the Extension Service; believes that the courses are rigorous.
8	Nodaks favored in conference preview as season opens	Coach Starbeck makes predictions for the 1937 football season.
8	1937 Tutor grid campaign gets under way; forty men report for initial drill session; eleven lettermen back	Panthers will play their first game of the 1937 season against Iowa State; photo.