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Title Article Summary
Extension branch at Creston opens today; to close August 19 Professor Ritter is in charge of the branch school there.
Mrs. I. H. Hart, once instructor here, dies Died suddenly May 20, 1932.
Publications ads are now limited to Eye Old Gold to be paid for by subscriptions and activity fund.
Melvene Draheim to be society editor of Eye staff this term Profile of Melvene Draheim.
W. L. Wallace memorial book prepared by Faculty Men's Club; resolution of appreciation is presented to family Will include several of Professor Wallace's short works and a tribute to him.
College Eye slashes subscription price Cut from seventy-five cents per term to twenty-five cents.
Magician to appear here; Harlan Tarbell will give program here on June 15 Profile and preview.
Teacher dies in car crash on way here; another is injured Leona Sutherland killed in Illinois.
Current Purple Pen features lino-cut illustrating story Brief survey of contents.
Art Mullins will play for rec dance tonight
Men's honor fraternity is formed here; Robert Cunningham will head local chapter of Blue Key Blue Key chapter established; list of charter members and officers.
Five instructors to join teaching staff here for summer quarter Brief profiles of summer faculty.
Two 4-star pictures are on summer bills Will show "The Wet Parade" and "Symphony of Six Million".
College Eye tryouts to begin tomorrow Seeking new staff.
Upham talks to graduates; educator believes "spirit of scholarship is spirit of service" Excerpts from Commencement address by A. H. Upham.
Cunningham gets oil can for best journalistic work Profile of Robert Cunningham.
Professor lambastes libraries built for size and beauty; movement distracts students in large rooms says Dr. Finkenbinder Professor Finkenbinder talks about good study habits and settings.
Jack Arends to spend summer in art colony Will study at Stone City.
The Rivals to be repeated here June 9-10; famous comedy scores hit with Commencement week audience Review of "The Rivals" as performed by students on campus.