College Eye — July 31, 1931

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1	Number next week closes term's drama; "The Devil's Disciple", by George Bernard Shaw, includes seventy-five students as actors and workers	Play preview.
1	"Whatever this campus is, 'Jim' Robinson has made it," says President Emeritus Seerley of former superintendent of buildings and grounds	Memories of J. E. Robinson's time as campus grounds superintendent.
1	O'Neill will go to St. Louis "U"; will become department of economics head in fall	Resignation effective at end of summer term.
1	Orchestra to give concert here tonight; summer program is directed by Edward Kurtz with Gordon Sutherland as piano soloist	Performance program.
1	Drama department publishes "Bulletin of Play Production"	Will give inside view of TC drama program.
1	C. A. Fullerton leaves Paris Wednesday with body of Mrs. Fullerton	Died of injuries from street car accident; photo.
1	Club to give concert Aug. 13; program will be presented in Gilchrist chapel at 8:15 p.m.	Program for Orchestra Club performance.
1	Five are initiated to Kappa Mu Epsilon at dinner Friday	Roster of initiates.
1	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Lions to hear speakers	Members of advanced speaking class will perform.
2	Seventeen pass tests	Roster of those who passed canoeing test.
2	Switches are still needed	Believes corporal punishment is still needed on occasion.
2	How to dispose of over-supply is Depression problem, says Young	Causes of the Depression discussed; excepts from address by W. A. Young.
2	Students enjoy better health since excused absences are required	Student absences have dropped since college began requiring absence slips; system introduced in 1916.
2	Author	George Bernard Shaw, author of "The Devil's Disciple"; photo.
2	Untitled	Best wishes for departing superintendent J. E. Robinson.
3	Presentation of play "The Taming of the Shrew" wins praise; James Henderson and Claire Bruce headed the cast; roles were well played	Thoughts on recent performance of "The Taming of the Shrew" by the Shakespeare players.
3	Community sing will be held out-of-doors	On Library steps.
3	"Hot time in the old town" favored at Burmese funerals, says Mary Reid	Mary Reid's missionary work reveals funeral customs of Burma.
3	Faculty quartet sings	At Riverview Park.
3	Phi Omega Pi will entertain	Will hold house party and dance.
4	Morning class periods are preferred during summer session	Three fourths of pupil hours are taught in the morning.
4	Mavrelis gains semi-finals in net meets	Men's summer tennis tournament continues.
4	Pleasant voices are imperative for best results in teaching; the ideal voice is clear, resonant, well modulated, but animated and social	Katherine Berkstresser describes proper tone of voice for use in teaching.
4	Bebe adds mystery to "Maltese Falcon" role by blonde wig
4	Drinking fountains reign triumphant	Students are late to class because they stopped for a drink of water.
4	Avoid large crowds and regular routine for restful vacation	Dr. Mead gives advice on vacations; faculty members tell what they will do for their vacations.
4	Golfers reach second round tourney matches	College golf tournament continues.
4	Untitled	Marjorie Mantor will teach at Indiana Teachers College of Pennsylvania.
4	Wellborn wins way to final round in prof's golf tourney	Faculty men's golf tournament progresses.