College Eye — July 17, 1931

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Orchestra to give concert; performance is expected to surpass those of previous seasons	Performance program.
1	Term's initial dance tonight draws students; extended recreation hop starts at 8 o'clock in women's gymnasium and closes at 11:30 o'clock
1	Grade points and hot weather fail to worry College Hill favorite	Young dog has fun on College Hill.
1	Robin presents strange case of brain fever	Bird tries to fight reflection in window.
1	New text in Iowa history will soon be off the press	Professor Wallace is the author.
1	Quartet to give recital; will present combination of violin, oboe, and piano Tuesday evening	Professor and Mrs. Myron Russell, Harvey Waugh, and Lyla Day will perform.
1	Rules of pedagogy bow to nature's precepts at the college library	Students are using the library for social purposes rather than for studying.
1	Social events are listed in new handbook; seventy-one major events are included on social calendar for the next academic year	Richard Shane has edited new guidebook.
1	Dramatic group will present Shaw's "Devil's Disciple" first week of August; story concerns colonists during Revolutionary War period	Preview of the play.
1	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Untitled	Professor and Mrs. Hart visit relatives in Nebraska.
2	Untitled	Several student employees are on vacation.
2	America's interest is Germany	Thoughts on America's monetary aid to Germany.
2	These "cloistered" halls	Thoughts on the factory whistle for the college workmen.
2	Sigma Tau Delta holds meeting Monday evening
2	Untitled	Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hockey take child to Mayo Clinic for medical care.
2	Six racqueteers win first round matches	College tennis tournament continues.
2	Dr. Archibald S. Baker will speak at morning worship	At CHIC.
3	Another honor co-ed	Martha Hill added to Honor Roll.
3	Hair doesn't influence profs	Among honor roll students, those with extremely dark or light hair are rare.
3	College Club will honor co-ed grads
3	Pi Omega Pi will picnic	In Professor Gaffin's rock garden.
3	Fifty silkworms lead a charmed life under Dorothy Haffa's respectful care	Dorothy Haffa studies the habits of silkworms.
4	Bender studies chlorination plant	At Iowa City swimming pool.
4	Y. W. C. A. house party will be held at Riverview Park; fifty are expected to attend; Sarah Beach, Florence McGowan are guests
4	Do Teachers College students get their quota of vitamins?	Thoughts on the nutritional content of students' diets.
4	Cole moves to campus	Moves into superintendent's house after James Robinson moves out.
4	List for men's golf tourney closes today	Summer golf tournament entries must be received by the end of business today.
4	Untitled	N. O. Schneider receives master's degree; will begin Ph. D. work.
4	Hutchison and Morgan explore old mining towns amid Colorado peaks	Eckles Hutchison reports from Colorado.