College Eye — July 3, 1931

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Three hundred thirty-six are candidates for graduation in August
1	Eleven get appointments; Dr. O. R. Latham announces new instructional staff members	Brief profiles of new faculty members; notes on those who will take leaves..
1	Heat wave reaches summit here when frat bunk ignites	Weather hot; men sleeping outside; fire starts inside Alpha Delta Alpha fraternity.
1	One hundred and four more teachers secure jobs through Bureau	Roster of those who have found jobs.
1	Deans release spring term honor rolls for men and women students	List of those who made the honor roll.
1	Baxter enters Lincoln meet; Tutor vaulter competes with country's star athletes in national	Gerald Baxter to take part in track meet in Lincoln, Nebraska.
1	South campus presents improved appearance	Area has been cleared, leveled, and sodded.
1	College plans big exhibit at State Fair; Auditorium Building photo to be central piece of display, flanked by college colors	A. C. Fuller describes the extensive display.
1	Net tourney drawings to be posted Monday	Men tennis tournament pairings to be announced.
1	Has new job	E. E. Cole, superintendent of buildings and grounds; photo.
1	Untitled	Students should use public places, or ask permission of owners of private grounds, for their picnics.
1	Drama group will present play Thursday; 'Saturday's Children' will be presented under direction of Hazel Strayer, starting at 8:15 in auditorium	Preview of the play; list of cast members.
2	Cloistered halls	Discusses notion of college as retreat from the 'real world'.
2	"Poor air," says student	Discusses uncomfortable state of library in summer heat.
2	Steps throw co-eds	Women trip down steps in Administration Building on a regular basis; small steps originally built for young children.
2	Barometer presented to Robinson	Physical plant employees give James Robinson retirement present.
3	Movies on agriculture are shown by natural science department
3	Pi Beta Alpha elects	List of summer officers.
3	Male quartet sings	At Faculty Women's Club meeting.
3	California coach visits	Coach Papal of Occidental College visits; wife is TC alumna.
4	Patriotism is theme of morning worship	At CHIC.
4	Students from every Iowa county attend school during the summer	As well as eighteen other states and three other countries.
4	County groups are active in spite of rising temperature; Island Park is most popular site with college golf course running a close second