College Eye — June 26, 1931

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Recreation card released for men	Summer sports will include golf, tennis, and swimming.
1	Lutheran students	Association met.
1	C. A. Fullerton, head of Music Department, gets honorary degree	Receives honorary degree from Chicago Music College; makes short address on radio; photo.
1	Work on power plant will begin July 6	Laying of water pipes complete; will begin excavation soon.
1	Gentlemen of press get box in stadium for sports coverage	To be located at top center of west section of seating.
1	Aud will be redecorated; new chairs and flooring will be installed during two-week vacation	Upholstered chairs will be blue; floor will be linoleum.
1	Untitled	Twenty-one county groups attended campus entertainment.
1	Eleven Teacher tracksters enter Midwest A. A. U. games at Chicago today, Saturday	Eleven Tutor track and field athletes participate in A. A. U. track meet.
1	Dean Campbell joins Columbia teaching staff; leaves Monday; takes up duties in school for instruction of deans of women July 1	Will teach two classes there; photo.
1	Dr. Helen M. Lynch takes position on school health staff	Will work in conjunction with Dean of Women and Department of Physical Education for Women; will also teach several classes.
1	Driverless Dodge displays heroism	Car rolls down College Hill; no one hurt.
1	Work on new office begins; will occupy space between Administration and Gilchrist Buildings	Will provide space for Mr. Boardman and the Business Office; vault will be built in old Publicity Department office.
1	"American young folks are self-satisfied", states M. Ongawa	Michetaro Ongawa offers his opinion on American youth.
2	A grouchy professor submits this	Description of annoying things in classrooms and the proliferation of English in school curriculum
2	Why movies?	Commentary on movies shown at the auditorium.
2	Why movies?	Defense of the movies shown at the college auditorium.
2	Speaker	H. N. Weiman will speak at CHIC; photo.
2	"Rats?,Rats!" says Rath	Professor Rath is conduction an experiment on dehydration and loss of weight.
2	For Stanley	Annoyed about having to carry an identification card.
3	New lounging room nears completion	Finishing women's lounge in Library.
3	They meet Midwest's best at Chicago today and tomorrow	Five of the Tutor track men attending at A. A. U. meet, along with Coach Art Dickinson; photo.
3	Untitled	Men's Faculty Quartet performs in Waterloo.
3	C. S. Cory shoots six on par four first hole; tricks prove hazardous	Encounters difficulty in getting to golf course.
4	Past presidents of I. S. T. A. plan to meet at convention; Iowa State Teachers Association founded 1854; G. E. Davis is president this year	Professors Cram, Seerley, and Wright will attend.
4	C. H. Bailey and H. G. Palmer keep city's beacon light burning	Professor Bailey turns on the beacon on top of the water tower; Professor Palmer changes the lights when they burn out.
4	The Line	Campus gossip.
5	Dorothy Cunliffe and Max Clarke are married
5	Dorothy Charles gets M. A.	From University of Michigan.
5	Wolfe begins a series of Campanile concerts next Sunday afternoon	Performance program; Gladys Arns will assist.
5	Picnic all planned for country groups	Three county groups will hold picnics.
6	Underwriters examinations held here	A number of local people took part in the examinations.
6	"Back to nature" say six Teachers College athletes	Several TC athletes are working on the campus grounds crew this summer.
6	Barbara Brown and Harold Elwell wed
6	College Club entertains	Will entertain Faculty Dames.
6	Teachers alumni plan to meet at N. E. A. convention; Alexander Roberts and Arthur Gist will take active charge of project	Both Alexander Roberts and Arthur Gist, presidents of California schools, will attend the convention in Los Angeles.