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College Eye	23	2	1

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Clarence Wassam, Iowa professor, ends life	Died June 4, 1931; had been ill.
F. W. Lambertson speaks before Waterloo Quota Club	Spoke on unemployment.
Ongawa Troupe appears here next Thursday; will present drama, music, dances, legends of Far East in program held in the college auditorium	Will present Japanese performing arts.
Thirty-three frosh are awarded track, baseball sweaters	Freshman letter winners are announced, listed.
R. H. Fahrney writes review of Channing's major historical work
Untitled	Sigma Tau Delta met.
Keith Stapley takes seventh in vault at national track meet	Stapley represents ISTC at NCAA national track meet.
Gordon Sutherland takes music classes for summer	Will replace Professor Ruegnitz for summer.
Library adopts new loan requirement	Students must present identification cards in order to check out books.
Alison Aitchison will spend summer in England	Will study geography there.
Summer enrollment reaches high mark	Enrollment for summer 1931 is 2275 so far.
Profs leave for summer; forty three faculty members will pursue graduate work and travel this summer	Most will travel or study.
Untitled	WAA will play games and serve refreshments.
Buffum has scout class; men receive training in scout leadership; P. E. credit will be given	Will consist of theory and practice of Boy Scout leadership.
Recreational program full for coming week	Includes swimming, dancing, singing, sports, and breakfasts.
Sunday services	At CHIC.
Brindley will attend Wisconsin University	Will study speech correction.
Faculty receives	Graduating students.
Eagle Scouts of Troop 56 take motor trip to northern Minnesota	Professor Buffum leads trip; Professor Hart assists.
Lutheran students meet
Coach Dave McCuskey marries Gilma Lande
Underwriters examination center here; American College of Life Underwriters selects Iowa State Teachers for examination center	Professors Thompson and O'Neill will be involved in instruction.
Members of Y. W. plan varied events for summer months	Hike, tea, and house party scheduled.
Winners of interstate forensic contest at Oskaloosa get awards	Roster of gold and silver medal winners.
Drama group names second summer play; "Saturday's Children" will be given second week in July, announces Hazel Strayer, program director	Play preview.