College Eye — August 7, 1931

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Exercises for summer will be August 20; graduation will take place on south campus; Dr. George W. Frasier of Colorado State Teachers to speak	Preview of Commencement ceremonies.
1	Orchestra concert is rated as best of its kind ever given here	Review of recent performance by the Symphony Orchestra.
1	Club to give concert Thurs.; Roland Searight, Frank W. Hill, and Doreen Cobb are soloists	Preview of Orchestra Club performance; photo.
1	Education department honors Dr. Nelson at dinner Tuesday	Congratulations of successful first year as department head.
1	State Fair plans near completion; exhibit will occupy space in central section of educational building, the committee reports	Description of extensive display.
1	Fall from street car is cause of death of Mrs. C. A. Fullerton	Companion gives description of accident in Paris.
1	Seventy-eight get positions; positions filled in July raise Bureau's total to over 600	Roster of those who found jobs.
1	The Line	Campus gossip.
1	Dramatists score hit in sparkling finale of summer term program; "Devil's Disciple" wins praise for smooth presentation throughout	Bertha Ferris gives her thoughts on recent performance of "The Devil's Disciple".
2	Notice for graduating class	Will receive final instructions.
2	County groups have picnics this week
2	W. A. Young to speak at morning worship	Will speak on world peace.
2	L. S. A. will meet Sunday	Also held picnic.
2	Education department will give new courses at start of fall term	Will offer courses in personality and mental hygiene.
2	Phi Omega Pi sorority gives house party
2	Untitled	Present conditions at the college teach students how not to conduct themselves in the business of learning.
2	Vocabularies may be subject matter of tests in future says Dr. J. W. Charles	Believes vocabulary is good indicator of mastery of subject.
2	Tennis tournaments near final matches	College men's singles and doubles tennis tournaments continue.
2	Lynch, Ehrhorn reach golf tourney finals	College men's golf tournament continues.
2	Students on four year curriculums lead in freshmen test records	Professor Nelson reveals results of study.
2	Rose Lena Ruegnitz earns M. M. degree	At Chicago Cosmopolitan Conservatory.
2	Goofers or golfers?	Lack of proper golf etiquette at college golf course deemed a serious problem.
3	Untitled	Families of Professors Thompson and O'Neill toured McGregor recently.
3	Out-of-door singing proves to be popular	List of songs sung at community sing.
3	Cooking loses favor during summer month	Students do not use the spread room often during hot weather.
3	Extempore speakers will appear on two Lions Club programs	Will speak in La Porte City.
3	Untitled	State Printer Robert Henderson was on campus.
3	Who's the busiest?	Mimeographing staff among busiest campus employees.
4	Advanced voice pupils give recital Tuesday	List of Professor Barker's pupils.
4	Untitled	YWCA studying girls clubs.
4	All men students must pay for gym privilege in fall; new system is designed to stop petty thievery and delay	Hope to cut down on lines and to make facilities more easily available.
4	Aitchison and Uttley write second reader for geographical use	Textbook on North American geography will draw upon professors' travel experience.
4	Last county teachers examinations are given here this week	About 350 students took the test.
4	Wolfe directs music in Congregational Church	Replaces Professor Barker, who will be away for graduate work.
4	Students buy "Post" first	Survey of magazine sales at Berg's Drugstore.