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Title Article Summary
Departmental bulletin smudges taken to cleaners by songbirds; as they erase ink blots students sing, "We've Got Rid-Of-'Em" Students clean up soiled bulletins.
Education In The News News and issues from college campuses across the United States .
Hansen, keeper of the keys, has had varied campus career; apprentice in 1890; now foreman of shop and custodian of keys Profile of Hans Hansen, who has performed in many capacities at ISTC.
New Riebe rose blossoms forth Has beautiful rose from his garden.
Todd, students attend Geneva YMCA parley List of seven students who will be attending; program highlights.
Contracts let for building of men's dormitory; George T. Baker Hall will be completed by Summer 1936 C. C. Larson is general contractor; will start about July 1, 1935; description of the building.
Enrollment figures show increase over 1934 summer term Summer 1935 enrollment is 1516.
Cedar Falls parks provide amazing cure for nostalgia; reporter finds no cause for Betty Coed's blues Survey of Cedar Falls parks and their attractions.
Avalon band to play for tonight's dance
Negro singers here June 24; touring Piney Woods unit to present "Inchin' Along" Description of the Piney Woods School program.
Liquor cache found in science building Professor Getchell analyzes alcohol content.
Albright reads from Anderson plays at first book review
Former professor writes textbook Pearl Hogrefe writes composition text.
Nichols and White back from Central Intercollegiate tilt Neither placed in his event.
Hart will lead education meet On rural education.
Fifteen faculty members obtain summer's leave; Cradite and Slattery join teaching for term Faculty summer plans.
Science department, athletics, publications, dramatics, make forward strides in past year; retirement of Dr. Begeman is major change in science group Summary of the 1934-1935 school year.
Hays to lead second music hour of term Program for the show.
Variety of books will be reviewed in Summer series Schedule of reviews.
Eye seeks new "Ad" manager
College grants degree to 262 Summary of Commencement activities; list of graduates.
Rhythm Rascals to play for rec dance
New 'Eye' staff resumes duties; need reporters List of staff members.
Liver lunch followed by bath gives Nancy Newt fresh outlook; member of the Order of Salamanders tries simple life Newt living in laboratory.
Jernegan gives views concerning Chicago U. plan Speaks on limited admissions policy.
Summer leisure program planned Several faculty members will be featured.
'Get Personality,' Nollen cautions budding Tutors Excerpts from Commencement address by John Scholte Nollen.
Finlayson to edit student handbook Will include general information about policies and student organizations.
Logan is soloist at next Sunday chapel
Well rounded social program for summer term students includes variety of activities; registration tea, faculty-student reception held today Quick sketch of summer activities.
Topics announced for forum meets Roster of speakers and their topics.