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Title Article Summary
"Eye" wins first honor rating in national contest In National Scholastic Press competition.
"Gally" is found dead; made many friends here Violet Franklin's alligator died June 1, 1936.
"Invisible Ray" is college movie
New members of faculty assume duties; addition to teaching staff for summer term named Brief profiles of new faculty.
Registration shows highest summer total since 1932 Summer 1936 enrollment is 1634; Benjamin Boardman comments on trends in enrollment.
Furry named as summer assistant in publicity bureau
Geiger to begin first of series of book reviews Series schedule; Professor Geiger will review "North to the Orient".
Christian citizens is Bosley's topic At CHIC.
A. C. Fuller given honorary degree by Buena Vista
Dr. C. Colegrove, former faculty member dies Died June 7, 1936, in California.
College Eye seeks talent for staff during summer
Baker Hall men enjoy new abode Positive reactions to life in the new dorm.
Personnel list of glee clubs is announced; women students divided into three groups following tryouts Lists of members.
Series of forums to be conducted during the term Schedule of speakers and topics.
Lights out in the good old days meant--"Lights out at ten sharp!"; former student reminisces of times at Iowa State Normal School Ella Jones Burnell recalls the earliest days of the school.
Bosley and Todd to participate in Y. M, C. A. conference At Geneva, Wisconsin; photo.
Marjorie Snell publishes poems Publishes book of her verse.