Issue Contents

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#	Article	Article Summary
1	'The Scarecrow' is selected as first fall play; Stanley Wood fills Holden's place as technical director	Profile of Stanley Wood.
2	Art League plans to have co-eds model for future studies	At Art League meetings.
3	Bartlett Hall changes dining service hours; west wing is vacant	Portions of Bartlett Hall vacant due to disruption caused by construction of Commons.
4	Blue Key will meet this noon; honor fraternity to elect new members at year's first meeting	Local chapter founded in June 1932; list of charter members.
5	Campus Juliets have monumental patience
6	Church honors house mothers this Sunday
7	Coach schedules debate tryouts in two weeks; Brindley sets September 27 for preliminaries to Irish clash	Will debate students from Trinity College in Dublin.
8	Council chooses two members for board of control	Ruth Latta and Margaret Schrubbe selected.
9	Education magazine features Dr. Seerley in September issue	Midland Schools will honor former President Seerley.
10	Enrollment for Saturday classes hits thirty-four	Report on Extension Service classes and activities.
11	Fewer freshmen fail English than in 1931	Only seven per cent will be required to take English 0, the remedial course.
12	Fourteen local professors will address group; faculty members invited to Teachers Association Convention	A number of faculty will participate in local teachers meetings.
13	Fred Cram publishes an elementary text on use of references	Book is about use of dictionaries.
14	Fry's Orchestra will play dance tonight	For all-college dance.
15	Michigan police hold brothers suspected of college forgery	Men arrested may have been pair who swindled the college and local merchants.
16	Mrs. Schmidt coaches prize wining quartet	Group wins American Legion national contest.
17	President will speak to campus leaders at banquet October 5	Presidents of student organizations invited.
18	Press banquet is Wednesday; board arranges journalism party; approves Gilson appointment	Board of Control of Student Publications takes care of business matters.
19	Sigma Tau Delta selects magazine officers for year	Roster of Purple Pen staff.
20	Sophomores plan to settle frosh cap ruling Wednesday	Sophomores will meet to talk about enforcing freshman hazing.
21	Untitled	Several initiated into sororities.
22	Weekly music hours will begin Tuesday at freshman lecture	Professor Brindley will present lecture on activities of the English Department.

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#	Article	Article Summary
23	Editorial board of the College Eye	Roster of staff and their responsibilities.
24	Editorials; a puzzle in political science	Applicants for citizenship fail examinations because they could not tell who actually elects the US President.
25	Editorials; objections to unsettling minds	Believes that if authorities try to educate American youth instead of just teaching them, American parents will oppose this tampering with their children's self-sufficient ideals.
26	Editorials; the tragedy of it	Education should extend throughout your whole life.
27	Editorials; this book entertains	Etiquette book should benefit TC students.
28	Literat = Eye	Student short stories and poems.
29	Seven acre garden converted into outdoor class laboratory; campus tract serves as a bird refuge home for native plants	Description of the College Garden.
30	The Line	Campus gossip.

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#	Article	Article Summary
31	Bartlett Hall teas honor little sisters
32	Bartlett Hall West	House council was held in Bartlett Hall to replace officers.
33	Epworth League party
34	Fraternities entertain before pledging while sororities elect new officers	Campus social calendar.
35	Kappa Phi	Members of Kappa Phi will entertain Methodist women of the college at teas in the Wesley house parlors.
36	Morris Isle is scene of weekend retreat	YWCA will meet.
37	New officers elected by Catholic students	Roster of officers.
38	Phi Tau Theta	Fraternity will hold an open meeting for all Methodist men at Wesley house.
39	Sorority presidents organize as council to study problems	List of Intersorority Council officers.
40	W. A. A. meeting	W. A. A. meeting will be held for in the Women's gymnasium.
41	Women's Gym classes will start
42	Y. W. C. A. hike	Hike will be held for the Y. W. C. A. members.
43	Y. W. lantern parade will brighten campus during annual party	Will end activities directed at welcoming freshmen to campus.

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#	Article	Article Summary
44	College Eye adds thirty reporters after tryouts week	List of College Eye staff reporters.
45	College Eye staff plans reader survey to improve paper	Reporters will interview one hundred students.
46	Former student broadcasts poetry over station WSUI	Profile of Marguerite E. Hoffman and her poetic work.
47	Kindergarten Club entertains freshmen	Holds get acquainted party.
48	Student here from Burma sees little student difference	Bridget Wells talks briefly about her experience overseas.

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#	Article	Article Summary
49	Annual contest is announced; individual completion in ten events to begin in two weeks	Men who are enrolled in TC are eligible to participate in the decathlon.
50	Entry list for tennis tourney closes Friday; championship trophy on display in the chase jewelry store	Thirty players expected to participate in this first annual singles tennis tournament.
51	No admission fee to be charged for athletic contests	Students with identification cards will be able to get into games free.
52	Out for full	Art Olsen is considered one of the best passers on the football team. He also played basketball where he won the Berg trophy as the most valuable member on the team; photo.
53	Preps drill on enemy's plays; Fritzel gives frosh Columbia's offense to us on varsity	Fritzel works with players to test their defense against Columbia's offense.
54	Schneider has job of building new grid team; five from championship eleven of last year return	There were thirteen letterman lost through graduation; high school coach isn't promising an unbeatable aggregation.
55	Veteran end	Roger Willert is one of the largest men on the football squad; he participates not only in football, but basketball and track; photo.
56	Whitford and aids push men in work-outs; Panthers will open season next Saturday at Dubuque	Panthers getting ready for new season.
57	Whitford explains football changes to high school coaches	Coach Whitford of TC spoke at the Northeastern Iowa football conference and talked about new rules for this year.

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#	Article	Article Summary
58	Chatterton leads college movie cast	Will show "The Rich are Always with Us".
59	Co-ed groups discuss campus appreciation at the first meetings	First in series of discussions with freshmen women.
60	Former P. T. teacher now with Illinois U. marries in Carolina	Emily Mears married Jack Guiney.
61	High school gets new stage settings, seats, repainting	Several remodeling and building projects underway; Power Plant should be ready October 1.
62	Huge elephant is encountered and (at) Y. W.'s retreat
63	League presents play at Wednesday session	Will demonstrate the freshman experience.
64	Man and wife star in Regent picture	Will show "Downstairs".
65	New Central floors are to be laid soon	Installing new linoleum in Central Hall.
66	Power plant tunnels are nearly completed	Tunnels should be completed in about two weeks; power should be available in about a month; old plant will not be razed until spring.
67	Representative freshman thanks big sister for first day aid	Fictional account of freshman's experience.
68	Seventeen enroll at college pre-school	Newly-remodeled facilities will be available.
69	Student types at teachers are analyzed at last	Stereotypical views of students in various majors.