Issue Contents

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1	"Bartlett Hall Boys" go native; splash home in queer plumage; first came the rain, then the pitter-patter of little bare feet Johnson--Wiert G.	Men get caught in the rain.


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2	B. W. Walter making recovery from burns	Janitor burned when container of ammonia explodes; should make full recovery.


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3	Bliese discovers rare species of sparrow at Camp Ingawanis	Sights vesper sparrows nesting.


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4	Evening music festival to be at Tutor field; College Band invited to play in Cedar Falls music meet	Iowa State Music Festival to be held in Cedar Falls.


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5	Graduates' notice	Graduation announcements on sale.


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6	Homecoming days to be November 9, 10, 11


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7	Howard comedy set for July 12; will also be presented on following evening, July 13	Will present "The Late Christopher Bean"; list of cast members.


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8	It seems the Campus Playboys find Europe an engaging spot; Freddie Feldman receives Paris letter from Larry Gordon	Larry Gordon talks about his experiences in Europe with Dick Sucher and the Campus Playboys.


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9	New Deal, Bible to be compared at symposium	At CHIC.


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10	Old Gold is entered in yearly press meet	Of National Scholastic Press Association.


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11	Political parties class visits two county meetings	Professor Robinson's class observes county political meetings.


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12	Recovery obstacles cited by Thompson at Sunday forum	Professor Thompson offers his observations on the Depression.


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13	Russell to direct at College Band concert	Performance program.


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14	Samson to play organ numbers for Music Hour; Fullerton explains purpose of group singing


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15	Strayer and Holden bring Broadway to campus drama hour Schmidt--Margaret A. (Class of 1938)	Present scenes from Broadway plays.


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16	The World This Week Finlayson--Donald E. (Class of 1935)	News from around the world.


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17	Twenty appointed to production staff for summer student play	List of crew members for "The Late Christopher Bean".

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18	"Male Pedestrian" gives hints to local feminine jay-walkers	Would like groups of women to make room on the sidewalks.


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19	"Water on the Brain" lampoons secret service of Great Britain Byerly--Helen (Student--1934)	A book review of "Water on the Brain" by Compton Mackenzie.


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20	Campus and classroom	Classroom and extracurricular activities merging.


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21	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.


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22	College Eye reader declares alligator stories annoy him	Reader wants more newsworthy stories in the paper; suggests feeding reporters to the alligator.


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23	Meet Miss Louise Curtis of the College Eye Staff	Profile of Louise Curtis.


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24	Poetry Bovee--Victor (Class of 1935)


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25	The Line	Campus gossip.

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26	Alumnus appears in fresh garb; features include annual cuts	Different paper stock enables better display of half tones.


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27	Branch briefs	News from Branch Summer School.


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28	Character sketch, short stories read before Writers' Club	Students read from own work; offer criticisms.


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29	Club craft group studies Y. W. C. A. camp at Ingawanis	Professor Wild's class studies the program at Ingawanis.


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30	Geiger returns from economics meet in Chicago	Convention featured consumer education.


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31	McMichael to talk at Sunday services	The Reverend Glenn W. McMichael will speak at CHIC.


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32	News briefs	Information on students, alumni, and faculty.


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33	Pick-up in society activities is promised for post-holiday weeks	Campus social calendar.


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34	Roderick-Hucko June marriage is announced here	Anna Rea Roderick married John Hucko.


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35	Verily, a picture's worth 1,000 words	Carlton Van Peursem develops photographs as a hobby.

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36	"One Man's Journey" is new college movie


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37	College scenes used for book; Campanile is cover picture of new Cedar Falls souvenir	Portion of promotional book devoted to ISTC.


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38	Drama shop scenes will sell for $20,000


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39	Football hopes for 1934 Tutor squad reviewed; fourteen lettermen to be available at spring drills	Tutor gridmen have confidence for next season.


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40	Marion Odekirk rites are read; former Tutor athlete dies following throat infection	Died after brief illness, July 1, 1934.


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41	Rosamond Toll feted at shower June 28th	Will marry Walter Whorral.


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42	Thirty entered in tennis meet; women's matches will be played Saturday and Sunday	Description of the competition.


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43	Three teams in tie first week of intramurals; groups captained by Lytle, McGilroy, Myers lead	Captains make changes to playing rules.


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44	Tri-Betas conduct business meeting; name committees	Will develop by-laws and initiation practices.


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45	Tutors-Cornell is grid opener here October 6; schedule for 1934 season will start on Boy Scout Day	Schedule of special football activities.


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46	Untitled	Men advised to turn out for intramural sports.