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College Eye	24	35	1

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Students invited to radio lecture	Eugene Coltrane will speak on education by radio.
Nelson, Denny are co-authors of new statistics booklet	Write "Workbook on Statistics for Teachers".
Twenty students and guests attend Writers Club meet
Charles Hawley to speak at campus church services
Lantz, Cable speak to conservationists	Speak on geology and conservation.
Cheer up! Fraternity man has found use for 'Phony' nickels; rush trouble call puzzles telephone repairman until----	Someone used slugs in the pay phone.
Four will receive one term's tuition	Four women win Kappa Delta Pi scholarships.
Lorinne Crawford goes to Yellowstone	Will work in the national park there.
Did you say that was a frat house?	Chi Pi Theta is women's rooming house this summer.
Pupil of Russell places in fete; William Hinson is rated in national high school music contest	Places in first division.
Stork pays visit to Russell home	Professor and Mrs. Russell have new daughter.
Annual staff makes plans for theme of next year's book	Tentative theme may be Education in the 20th Century.
Corey Olsan accepts position on Register	Will work for circulation department.
Educator advises teachers to be jack-of-all-trades and specialists; 'The Educational Sideshow Is Absorbing The Circus,' said----	Professor Walters offers his views on education and teachers.
Strayer, Holden write articles for 'The Cue'	Write articles on set design.
Charles City Chorus presents concert in college auditorium
Dean Reed leaves for Geneva, Chicago	Several students accompany him to the YMCA conference and the World's Fair.
Depression? Anyway, Spanish castles cost less than seven dollars complete; paint, glue, nails are only new materials for patio scene	Professor Holden talks about the set design for the recent play; set cost $6.80.
Churches unite in Prohibition rally on campus last Sunday	Downtown churches unite for program.
Harry L. Eells funeral rites held Sunday; had been faculty member since 1914; was an alumnus	H. L. Eells was a professor of rural education; died June 8, 1933; obituary; photo.
One hundred forty seven are enrolled at branch school	At Atlantic.