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| College Eye | 26 | 41 | 1 |
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| Haight, Bergstrom to travel in west | Will go to Colorado. |
| Education In The News | News and issues from college campuses across the United States. |
| Bob Getchell tells experiences of Campus Playboys' cruise; college dance musicians back from tour of Mediterranean | Talks about adventures of musical group. |
| College people play for meet | A number of students and faculty have performed at the Cedar Falls Bible Conference. |
| War declared on dotted-line boys | President Latham talks about the prohibition of solicitors of any sort on campus. |
| Play cast will repeat comedy for Cornellians; "Love and Geography" on festival program for August 2 | Will perform at Cornell College. |
| Dr. Abbott discusses merits of various healing methods; divided healing into two classes: drug and drugless | Professor Abbott talks about the expertise of various kinds of medical practitioners. |
| Projects exhibited by primary grades during open house | Description of some of the projects. |
| Embroidery work will be shown in crossroad exhibit | From collection of Professor Patt. |
| Home is backbone of people's morale, speaker declares | Excerpts from remarks by F. A. Hall. |
| Young Bird and Jack Rabbit attend school in Oklahoma; little Indians motivated by free lunch and bus ride | Summer students who work in an Oklahoma school talk about their experiences. |
| Two library staff members to attend school next year | Marybelle McClelland and Elsie Duncan will take advanced courses. |
| New equipment purchased for manual arts | New motors will operate on AC rather than the old DC current; will cost about $4000. |
| Peterson reviews 'Peace with honor' | |
| Nursery pedagogs earn bath credits | Students are given credit for administering baths to children at the nursery school. |
| Campus building program nears peak for 1935 | Baker Hall to be built; Gilchrist chapel will be remodeled into little theater; ten new tennis courts will be built; landscaping and sidewalks. |
| Students address Des Moines group | Spoke to Lions Club there. |
| Sigma Tau Delta to hold annual reunion at city club house | Program for the reunion. |
| Symphony will play for music hour Tuesday; Rachel Rosenberger will play Lalo's "Symphonie espagnole" | Performance program. |