College Eye — July 27, 1927

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	W. M. Danner to speak here; Secretary of American Mission to Lepers will feature morning services	Speaker profile.
1	"Smilin' Thru" Thursday; Theta Alpha Phi presents play Thursday	Description of the purposes of Theta Alpha Phi.
1	New football field ready by early in September; campus extension improvements are to be completed within two months	Many improvements for athletics in the new part of campus.
1	Official announcement	Students should make arrangements for taking the county examinations.
1	Bible conference July 31 to August 7; interdenominational church conference meets in sixth annual session	Highlights of the conference to be held at Riverview Park.
1	Central Hall	Brief history of the building and other campus buildings; photo.
2	Faculty golf tourney is nearly complete; only three are left	Professors Kadesch, Hoyt, and Richman are still in contention.
2	Orchestra to play in chapel today	This will be the group's summer presentation.
2	250 students inspect rural school houses	Group visited schoolhouses at Benson and Eddy.
2	Prof. Hart to speak at Rural Conference of Maine Teachers	Just returned from inspection of branch summer schools; will make Maine trip on behalf of the late Professor Campbell.
3	Miss Alice Waugh	Resigned.
3	Joan Crawford a knife target in new Chaney film; stands and smiles while star throws knives at her-with his feet; scene in the unknown	Preview for "The Unknown."
3	Stars of diamond make debut in "Slide, Kelly, Slide"; Rob Meusel, famed baseball hero, finds similarity in acting and playing ball	Movie preview.
3	Positions	Roster of those who have found jobs.
4	Are you a somnambulist?	Editorial asks if you are the type of student who seems as if he is walking in his sleep?
4	Educated politicians	Editorial suggests that politicians in the United States should also be educated with a degree, just like lawyers and teachers are.
4	Don't knock. Boost!	Editorial encourages people not to be prejudiced against students who cannot afford to contribute to the fundraising for the Campanile.
6	Who's Who at Teachers College	Profile of Professor G. W. Walters; photo.
6	New books	New books in the Library.
7	Secretary Benjamin Boardman	Visited Chester, Iowa.
7	Jessie Harriet Howe	Accepted a position as teacher at Waters College in Jacksonville, Florida.
7	Miss Verna Brown	Visited campus.
7	Miss Haight	Vacationing in Northwest Iowa; will not return this term.
7	The entire Education Department	Took a trip to Eldora, Iowa.
7	Misses Priscilla Harman and Ella Paulsen	Visited friends on campus on the way to Austin, Minnesota.
7	Miss Alice Waugh	Resigned.
7	Miss Maude Moore	Accepted teaching position in the Department of Physical Education.
7	Mrs. Ilse Forest	Resigned.
7	Mrs. Ethyl Albright	Spending vacation in Niagara Falls, New York.
7	Orchestra again triumphant; Miss Olive Barker soloist	Performance review.
7	"Kangaroo-Land" on sale at Boardman's	Book on Australia by Kilroy Harris on sale.
7	Three new critics for next year	Velma Colbrook, Mabelle Gross, and Helen Thompson will join staff.
7	Champion puts Nichols out of tennis tourney	Merle Brown defeated Ralph Nichols.
7	The Campanile funds	Eight student teams have raised over $1000 in cash and pledges; total raised now stands at $42,590.55.
7	College tennis starts in as expected	First round results.
7	Intramural baseball standing
7	A book a week	Review of "Elmer Gantry" by Sinclair Lewis.
8	Mrs. Ethyl Albright	Spending vacation in Niagara Falls, New York.
8	Mathematics Club	Professor Beck spoke at recent meeting.
8	Catholic Student Association	News about recent and upcoming events.
8	Inter-society	Dance will be held on July 29.
8	Delta Phi Delta	News about members.
8	Alpha Delta Alpha	News about members.
8	Y. W. C. A.	Professor Partington will speak at next meeting; Professor Keim will speak at the following meeting.
8	Kappa Delta Pi	Held formal initiation; program for the recent gathering.
8	Peace!	Commencements on the naval strength negotiations.
8	Who will go to Geneva?	Seeking women to go to the summer YWCA camp.
8	Put Iowa farm land value at two billion; auditor places assessed value at $66.35 per acre