College Eye — July 21, 1932

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Three are pledged to Sigma Tau Delta	Margaret Schrubbe, Ethel Blain, and Wilma Schultz pledge.
1	College symphony will offer free concert Tuesday night; evening program features Olive Barker, contralto, as soloist	Performance program.
1	'Girl Crazy,' current Regent attraction, is Gershwin adaptation
1	Creston man presents collection of 2,000 insects to natural science department; specimens are displayed on third floor of library	Glenn L. Rine donates collection.
1	Paper cooperates with merchants in local trade festival	Merchants will donate prizes.
1	Movie presents four-star drama; "Symphony of Six Million" will show at matinee and evening
1	First issue of dean's magazine is received in office of L. I. Reed	Considers problems of deans of men.
1	Dr. G. C. Robinson attends Republican state convention
1	Dr. Buckley sings old Southern ballads at Tuesday 'sing'
1	Phillips to receive doctorate tonight at Iowa University	Dissertation topic was eating and sleeping habits of children.
1	Junior student gets governor's definition of efficient teacher	Governor Turner responds to Beatrice Streiby's question.
1	Iowa City preacher will give address at service Sunday	W. P. Lemon will speak.
1	Assembly movie shows Germany; pictures historic beauty spots of Teuton Europe
1	Riebe to speak before school of nature study; professor will emphasize discussion of wild flowers	Will speak in McGregor.
1	College women will frolic at manless dance Friday night	Women will enjoy cards and dancing.
1	Old Gold for 1933 will be discussed at board meeting
1	Eastern teacher says Harpo Marx plays on mipcar	Invents new language.
1	College Band to present second summer concert; four student and faculty soloists are to appear	Performance program.
1	New committee on freshman day will meet today	Will be in charge of program on day when freshmen arrive on campus.
1	Pre-school teachers direct pupils less than parents would at home; youngsters leave garages to wash when noon arrives	Observations of pre-school students.
2	Have colleges failed?	Considers speech of Dr. E. H. Wilkins, who claims that colleges are in danger of stagnation.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Two Minutes	D. P. Phillips claims that enjoyment of puns is dependent upon your stage of learning.
2	Louise Hearst is hostess at dinner honoring Clare Luse	Clare Luse is visiting from California.
2	Miss Johns will return	Has been visiting North Dakota.
2	Whoopie and its relatives	Comments on the changes in slang.
2	Forum	Criticizes the column, The Line.
2	Literat Eye	Review of "The Floating Admiral," published for the Crime Club, Inc; poems are printed.
3	Willis Mayne to return from trip	Has been in Colorado.
3	University Women have dinner meet
3	Student choir gives cantata performance	Luther Richman directed Methodist group.
3	Social Science head entertains faculty at Washington Park
3	Richard Wallace is enrolled at Naval Training Academy	Profile of Richard Wallace.
3	Faculty members are entertained by Bartlett Hall girls	Members of library and natural science faculty entertained.
3	Pi Beta Alpha holds project report meeting
3	Professor is kept at home by illness	Professor Todd has had the flu.
3	Stage technique class models fair exhibit	Miniatures models will go to the State Fair.
3	Drama seamen sigh in hair-cut relief	Theater alumni return.
3	Business authority talks to students in commerce class	Lloyd L. Jones visited.
3	Interdenominational Bible conference to begin on July 31st	Highlights of Cedar Falls Bible Conference program.
3	Y. W. C. A. girls have house party this weekend
3	Former Bartlett Hall director visits here	Della Eberhart visited Mary Haight.
3	Collegiate activities show little decrease despite heat	Campus social calendar.
4	Ruth Kennedy visits at extension office
4	Corridor doors are open for first time in quarter century	Due to sweltering heat.
4	Pencil-chewers' club, ex officio, will reorganize	Finds most students chew their pencils.
4	See America first! College campus affords sights not generally known to students; conservatory offers many unusual specimens to curious folk	Flora and fauna of the Greenhouse.
4	County examinations will begin August 3
4	Syllogistic process may explain missing Olympic swim title	George Kojac will not go to the Olympics because he must earn money for medical school.
4	Mabel Hall wins in Omaha swim meet	Mabel Hall took first place at the A. A. U. swimming meet.