College Eye — June 16, 1933

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Students invited to radio lecture	Eugene Coltrane will speak on education by radio.
1	Nelson, Denny are co-authors of new statistics booklet	Write "Workbook on Statistics for Teachers".
1	Twenty students and guests attend Writers Club meet
1	Charles Hawley to speak at campus church services
1	Lantz, Cable speak to conservationists	Speak on geology and conservation.
1	Cheer up! Fraternity man has found use for 'Phony' nickels; rush trouble call puzzles telephone repairman until----	Someone used slugs in the pay phone.
1	Four will receive one term's tuition	Four women win Kappa Delta Pi scholarships.
1	Lorinne Crawford goes to Yellowstone	Will work in the national park there.
1	Did you say that was a frat house?	Chi Pi Theta is women's rooming house this summer.
1	Pupil of Russell places in fete; William Hinson is rated in national high school music contest	Places in first division.
1	Stork pays visit to Russell home	Professor and Mrs. Russell have new daughter.
1	Annual staff makes plans for theme of next year's book	Tentative theme may be Education in the 20th Century.
1	Corey Olsan accepts position on Register	Will work for circulation department.
1	Educator advises teachers to be jack-of-all-trades and specialists; 'The Educational Sideshow Is Absorbing The Circus,' said----	Professor Walters offers his views on education and teachers.
1	Strayer, Holden write articles for 'The Cue'	Write articles on set design.
1	Charles City Chorus presents concert in college auditorium
1	Dean Reed leaves for Geneva, Chicago	Several students accompany him to the YMCA conference and the World's Fair.
1	Depression? Anyway, Spanish castles cost less than seven dollars complete; paint, glue, nails are only new materials for patio scene	Professor Holden talks about the set design for the recent play; set cost $6.80.
1	Churches unite in Prohibition rally on campus last Sunday	Downtown churches unite for program.
1	Harry L. Eells funeral rites held Sunday; had been faculty member since 1914; was an alumnus	H. L. Eells was a professor of rural education; died June 8, 1933; obituary; photo.
1	One hundred forty seven are enrolled at branch school	At Atlantic.
2	Forum	Annoyed by persistent men at library.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Poetry
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from other college campuses.
2	Editorials; debunking the movies	Hopes that movies and radio can education.
2	Editorials; perspiring cement	Urges students to be careful on slippery floors.
2	L'esprit D'Ecole	Richard Shane talks about where he has found school spirit.
2	Books	A book review on "Meaning No Offense" by Corey Ford
2	Box of candy is offered for idea	Professor offers reward for a truly original essay.
3	'Eye' is only college publication with ads	In accordance with ruling by Board of Control of Student Publications.
3	Book exchange to pay for textbooks	YWCA will sponsor exchange.
3	Moral: to reduce, eat candy bars but no breakfast	Women talk about the way that they maintain their weight.
3	Margaret Bragg is Tau Sig president	List of Tau Sigma Delta officers.
3	Four are elected to Bartlett Council	Council is social and governmental body.
3	Women inaugurate intramural sports summer program	Professor Humiston will organize activities.
3	1932 Tutor Beauty chosen to grace prosperity float	Helene Brown honored.
3	Reporter eyes co-ed at work; then professors wonder why assignments are too long	Observing behavior in the Library.
3	Catholic students choose officers	Roster of officers.
3	Hanna Hafkesbrink leaves for summer vacation in Europe	Will go to Connecticut College for Women in fall.
3	'Coolers' picnics, breakfasts fill first week's summer social program	Campus social calendar.
3	Schaefer is host to German Club	Roster of officers.
3	Richmans, Sages visit in Indiana	Visit relatives there.
3	Jessie Juhl honors three of clerical staff at breakfast	Entertains three staff members who will be leaving.
4	Annual faculty golf tourney is scheduled; pairings for first round are announced by committee	Rules for the competition.
4	Men's intramural kittenball league to be organized
4	Education is for efficiency; traditions hinder scientific progress, professor declares	Professor Bender offers views on complete education.