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| College Eye | 19 | 5- | 1 |
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| T. C. graduate buried at Osage; died from injuries received when attempting to aid girl | Donald Pint killed by criminal in Waterloo; photo. |
| Dairy cattle class take field trip | Visited farm. |
| Dr. Huang tells what is going on in China today | Tien Lai Huang speaks at convocation. |
| Kurtz compositions prove to be popular | Upcoming performer Ethel Jones will sing two songs written by Professor Edward Kurtz. |
| Plan trip to Rath plant Saturday | Students wishing to go on trips during the summer must secure tickets soon. |
| Cancel summer convocations | Committee decided to hold only one convocation during summer. |
| Noted Englishman is coming soon; will speak at open Kappa Delta Pi initiation | John H. Nicholson will speak. |
| Sigma Tau Delta edits literary page | Of the College Eye for the rest of the summer. |
| Political scientists meet at Iowa City; party issues of 1928 were theme of discussions | Professors Robinson, Gemmill, Erbe, O'Neill, and Young attended. |
| Remodeling president's future home | President Seerley will return to the President's Cottage, originally built for him and his family. |
| Faculty members report on N. E. A. convention | Citizenship was topic of recent conference; Harry Eells was one speaker; fifteen faculty members attended. |
| Rural teachers picnic at golf links | 350 students attend. |
| Professor Nelson receives Ph. D. | From University of Wisconsin; had opportunity to meet Charles Lindbergh. |
| Prominent soprano coming Friday; Ethel Jones to appear on second number of lecture course | Summer entertainment course brings popular singer to campus; photo. |
| Cedar Falls band leads Lions parade | Band conducted by Professor McCreary led parade in Des Moines. |