College Eye — July 11, 1929

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	College dances scheduled for rest of summer
1	Campus worship to be held in auditorium Sunday, July 14	Schedule of services.
1	Journalism to be taught by new English professor	Profile of George Holmes.
1	Professor Hart speaks at farm life school, Maine	Will speak on economy.
1	New dean is appointed; Miss Campbell will be new dean of women; to assume duties Sept. 1	Short biography of Sadie Campbell; photo.
1	Leaves of absence granted by president	Roster of those who will leave their positions temporarily for research purposes at other colleges.
1	Magician entertains Tuesday; "An Evening of Magic" to be the subject; last lecture course number	Paul Fleming will perform.
1	Plans for heating plant being drawn	B. P. Fleming is drawing up plans; bid may be let in winter.
1	Band concert to be given Sunday July 14	Performance program.
1	"Director of Research" is recent appointment	Professor Nelson will "carry on investigations pertaining to administrative and instructional work in the college under the direction of the President".
1	Students enjoy "Glorious Days" at Lake Geneva	Students from all over the world gathered to discuss social sciences.
2	The forum	Believes class hats are a step toward school spirit; Kay Louis wants to play tennis on Sundays; Ruth Carstensen speaks for Bartlett Hall residents and wants cockroaches gone.
2	The garbage can	On the trail of the person who stole a cannonball; suggests it may imply that a fraternity is initiating new members.
2	Editorially speaking	Encourages students to continue writing their opinions to the forum.
2	The forum	Believes class hats are a step toward school spirit; Kay Louis wants to play tennis on Sundays; Ruth Carstensen speaks for Bartlett Hall residents and wants cockroaches gone.
3	"Sonny Boy" adds new child star to movie firmament	Short review of movie.
4	Lewis made hole in one	Intramural golf news.
4	So-called vacation of college athletes	Athletes are watched for character on and off the field.
4	Physical culture	Physical training and culture is beneficial.
4	Golf pairings	Intramural golf standings.
4	What is the value of an athletic coach	Describes how a coach's job extends beyond merely coaching.
4	Intramural baseball changed; Xanhos win first series	Xanhos win, 16-4, over Lambda Chi; encourages student support of intramurals.
6	Mr. Robert Saucer, a former student at I. S. T. C.	Robert Saucer marries Helen Higbee.
6	Word has been received of the marriage of Miss Louise Corsaut	Louise Corsaut marries Milton Flodman.
6	Wesley Foundation	Professor Goetch to address the group. Kappa Phi will be hostesses at a tea. Sunday school classes well attended.
6	Westminister Foundation	Members reminded of Sunday evening meeting. Guild girls meet for a social hour.
6	Marriage rites uniting Miss Elma Magee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Magee	Elma Magee marries Harold R. Blanchard.
6	Kappa Delta Pi	Meeting reminder to meet in Professor Strayer's room.
6	Mrs. Marion McFarland Walker, Dean of Women returned	Marion McFarland Walker returns from visiting in California.
6	Dr. Eva May Luse, head of I. S. T. C. training school left Tuesdy	Training school head to sail to Europe.
6	Y. W. C. A.	Japanese tea to kick off sale of Japanese novelties.