College Eye — July 10, 1931

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1	I. H. Hart will speak in Maine; extension head lectures at Castine Rural School from July 27 to August 1	Will speak on rural education.
1	Dramatists score big hit in second play; "Saturday's Children" tells modern-day marriage story, with tiffs and sudden reconciliation	Thoughts on school's production of "Saturday's Children".
1	Four teachers get jobs here; H. L. Eells and Miss Miller get leaves; Miss Evans, Miss Sliter, resign	Brief profiles of new faculty as well as roster of those taking leaves.
1	Dr. James Brett Kenna to speak here Sunday	At CHIC.
1	Frosh Week activities are planned; freshman convocation and registration scheduled for Tuesday, September 8; reception, in the evening	Description of the orientation program.
1	"Make hay while the sun shines," says O. R. Clark, natural science professor	Professor Clark conducts farm research in addition to his teaching duties.
1	"Through all kinds of weather", Merner Ave. Bridge holds its own	Guide to campus lovers' lane.
1	Registration for 55 years totals 73,975; 64,313 have enrolled since 1901; yearly average since founding in 1875 is 1,369, Miss Wild's report shows	Breakdown of student enrollment by degree and curriculum.
1	Second "Frosh Bible" will be circulated on registration day	Richard Shane and Russell Sohner have put together a guidebook.
1	What's in a name?	Commentary on names of students on campus.
2	At the Crossroads	Commentary on the Crossroads as the hub of student activity and how to improve it.
2	G. W. Samson will have new studio; will be ready by fall term	New organ studio being set up in Administration Building.
2	Board of Education meets here Tuesday	Roster of new members.
2	Grace Tear writes for educational periodical	On freshman clubs.
2	Poles lost, Teachers athlete still vaults strongly at Lincoln	Gerald Baxter pole vaults 12 feet, 6 inches at the National A. A. U. track meet.
3	Former students at Iowa Teachers dine at Memorial Union; Leonard A. Steger and Ray R. Pryor are committee in charge of dinner	Students get together at University of Iowa.
3	Netmen swing into first matches of tennis tournament	College tennis tournament begins.
3	English Department to picnic	At golf course.
3	Group eleven breakfasts tomorrow
3	Fifteen more women students make honor roll for spring term	List of those omitted from earlier roster.
3	Irma Kauffman injured	Hit by companion's golf club.
4	Delta Phi Deltas spend week at Twin Lakes
4	Untitled	Margaret Heiland is engaged to be married to Claud Jacobson.
4	Ruth Latta presents song recital Monday; Ingrid Madsen assists	Performance program.
4	Kappa Delta Pi selects	Will consider candidates for membership.
4	"There's no formula for getting good marks," say two who make them	Olive Keeler and Clay Seaton describe their methods for obtaining good grades.
4	Nuptials of two former students are announced	Marjorie Ruth married Ivan Leverton; Roberta Truesdell married Galston Gager.
4	Three students win awards in contest of Chicago music schools	Esther Bley, Lois Rousch, and Everett Schwank honored.
4	Y. W. C. A. cabinet completes plans for summer term; leadership training meetings, hobby days, house parties are on schedule	Will include house party, hikes, and lectures.