College Eye — August 18, 1939

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	How to eat watermelon; wet ears are necessary	Two incoming freshmen being shown how to eat a watermelon; photo.
1	Teachers College has many traditions; Campanile, Crossroads are cited	Advice to new students about how to spend their recreational time.
1	Mother Bartlett welcomes new coeds	Porch of Bartlett Hall; photo.
1	Give explanations for freshmen; freshmen must be sure to mind their P's and Q's	Rules and expectations for freshman as they begin their education at TC.
1	Senior counselors will aid freshmen	Group of men and women assigned to help new students.
1	Numerous activities planned	Information for freshmen to know.
1	Welcome to Class of 1943	Welcoming the new freshmen who arrive on campus.
1	Editorial comment	Harland Riebe welcoming freshmen to TC and giving them advice.
2	Activities to be sponsored by Women's League	Schedule of activities.
2	'Pot of gold' awaits seeker
2	Rudolph Reuter to give concert
2	Chronic class cutters	Believes poor students cut class more often that good students.
2	What kind of a driver are you?	Relates good driving to good sportsmanship.
2	Campusmacks	Paid advertisement by Mack's containing news from the TC campus.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
3	Students hold sing
3	Social activities to keep students busy first week	Campus social calendar.
3	Plans made for numerous dances	Dance schedule for the year.
3	Class Notes	Activities going on around the campus.
4	Sponsors play writing contest	Herb Hake is running the contest; best plays will be produced on campus.
4	Elect women dancers	Women in Orchesis; photo.
4	Religious opportunity awaits college student	Outlines religious opportunities for students at ISTC.
5	Packing made easy in one lesson	Tells how to pack a bag efficiently so everything is nice and neat and not wrinkled.
5	Offer course in library work next summer	Library faculty will conduct course.
5	Speech defects to be checked	Members of speech faculty will conduct checks.
5	Commencement activities complete summer term	Schedule of Commencement activities.
6	Students given chances in three different fields	Students get many chances to read and write in the student publications.
6	Etiquette is a definite asset	Etiquette is important when trying to be hired for a job, or when you are invited to parties.
6	'Eye' has streamlined style	Shows the streamlined make-up which distinguishes the College Eye from other college newspapers; photo.
6	Offer opportunities for writers; Purple Pen gives creative writers chance
6	Musicians have many organizations	Many opportunities available for students.
6	Students to have own hobby shop	Located in Bartlett Hall.
7	Are they men or swine?	There will be a social usage course for students to learn etiquette.
7	Notice	Tryouts for the Symphony Orchestra will be held; other clubs and choirs will be holding a discussion time.
7	Marching Band to have more color	Description of uniforms and traditions of the group.
8	Ten lettermen return; Creighton on schedule	Outlook this year doesn't look bright with only ten lettermen and a small group of reserves from the last year returning. TC is ready to beat the Hilltoppers who beat them two years ago during homecoming with a 7-0 score.
8	Combination for a college safe lost	Safe was used to store money for the Y. W. C. A.; since the organization was discontinued, nobody has been able to open it.