College Eye — July 8, 1932

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Realistic effects add glamour to 'The Good Hope'; production mechanics class evolves novel sound machines	Preview of the play.
1	Alumna dies of spinal meningitis	Margaret Robinson died June 23, 1932, in Marshalltown.
1	Edward Kurtz achieves distinction as composer; writes new tone poem	Writes series of selections under title of "Vacation Sketches".
1	Twenty students get Seerley Fund loans	Loans given by fund amount to $1943 over the year.
1	College Band to present concert Tuesday night; clarinet students will be soloists; Myron Russell will direct	Performance program.
1	Student Council appoints Sohner handbook editor	Will include rules for freshmen, campus history and map, songs and yells.
1	College display for State Fair includes varied type exhibits	Booth will feature information about the ISTC curriculum.
1	New concrete walks started on campus	Sidewalks to be installed at north end of Auditorium Building.
1	Over 300 apply for August graduation	Breakdown of those who will receive various degrees and diplomas.
1	Eriksen takes Bender's place; former national wrestling champion substitutes for coach	Finn Eriksen will assist while Paul Bender is working with ISTC Olympic wrestling tryouts.
1	Matches progress in Faculty Men's Club golf tourney	Results are announced from second round competition in golf tournament; third round matches are announced.
1	Fullerton conducts chorus at Waverly	About one thousand children take part.
1	Dr. Erbe terms Democratic National Convention 'interesting and enlightening'	Casts vote for Franklin Roosevelt; talks about process.
1	Leslie Reed will attend Olympics; Dean will visit daughter in Seattle; is to attend convention	Will attend Olympics in Los Angeles after convention.
1	Alumnus is chosen Methodist bishop in general conference	Profile of J. Ralph Magee.
1	Dr. Lampe will speak at services Sunday morning	M. Willard Lampe will speak at CHIC.
1	Screens placed on Campanile keep out birds	Campanile undergoes repairs after damage to Fasoldt mechanism; roof repaired, electricity installed to operate chimes, clock mechanism shielded, heat will be furnished, and screens installed.
1	Teachers students will play in state golf tournament	Three ISTC men will compete in Sioux City at the State amateur golf championship.
1	Mabel Hall to enter Midwestern A. A. U. swimming tourney	Mabel Hall will travel to Council Bluffs to participate in the outdoor swimming and diving championship.
1	Grid prospects for next term list 13 veterans; four backfield men return; five linemen to report	Varsity team will open 1932 season against Columbia College in Dubuque; season schedule announced.
2	Gloom supplants campus sunlight	Better curtains installed in Auditorium Building.
2	Seventy-three alumni register	For summer session.
2	Will the Commons be a center?	Claims that smoking should be allowed in the new Commons building.
2	Modernizing banana splits	College Hill soda fountain is offering new flavors.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Forum	Suggests ten minutes between classes instead of five.
2	Literat Eye	Review of "On Nothing," written by Hilaire Belloc; poems are printed.
3	Dean Campbell returns	Has been visiting family in California.
3	Columbia graduate talks to members of Camera Club	John Hildebrand spoke.
3	Former student sings on Tuesday program	Milton Moore performed on campus.
3	Eleven Hollywood beauties play roles in Regent attraction	Will show "Sinners in the Sun".
3	Movies are shown at weekly assembly	Science faculty show educational films.
3	Mid-term social events fill calendar at Teachers College	Campus social calendar.
3	Y. W. entertains at two parties	Includes music.
3	Alumna marries Council Bluffs man	Burdette E. Nelson married Frederic I. Norton.
3	College movie will show Pola Negri in "Woman Commands"
3	Alta Freeman gives informal musicale in honor of guests
3	Teas figure in Bartlett Hall's weekly events
4	Miniature rebel tries to steal worlds from astronomy classroom	Training School child wanders into geography class.
4	Composer	Orchestral music professor Edward Kurtz is pictured; photo.
4	Twin City alumni plan meeting in February	Bruce Francis is in charge there.
4	Professors read heavy books but take vacations with fiction	Summary of library history and policies.
4	Organ student to present recital in Auditorium tonight	Anne Morse will perform.
4	Will be ready October first	Artist's rendition of the finished heating plant.
4	Ruth Latta will run official date bureau for press conference
4	Former student has lake boat position	Richard Rickert will be in charge of tea room on lake steamer.