College Eye — July 28, 1933

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Four read before Writers Club meet	Roster of readers and their topics.
1	Ditch digging proves popular 'Recreation' for tutor athletes; high school graduates are also getting condition	Students talk about their summer jobs.
1	Sixteen faculty are in survey, Teachers College has most educational leaders in country	Roster of those honored in Peabody survey.
1	Campus church is omitted because of Bible Conference.
1	Last round of golf tourney nears end	Approaching final competition.
1	A. C. Fuller sends alumni message; folders being sent to high school graduates over state	Will urge alumni to send prospective students to ISTC.
1	Reporter finds meaning of hospitality; stay at Teachers College hospital is equal to visit in gracious home	Reporter tells about pleasant stay in College Hospital.
1	New use for typewriters; high school boy draws with them; Roger McKitrick began to type portraits when nine years old	TCHS students makes portraits with typewriter.
1	College Orchestra to present summer concert August 8	Will also play at Bible Conference.
1	New Alumnus features faculty; photographs of President, Deans are included in article	Will include "Meet Your Faculty" feature.
1	Strutz, Severin nominated to reign as queens of festival; many alumni named as candidates for affair	Honored at Cedar Falls eightieth anniversary celebration.
1	Panthers are slated to win; records show tutors have won over one hundred football games	All-time record is 104-93-25; season preview.
1	Baker to arrive next week; will make fall plans; to play on all American team at Chicago exposition	Johnny Baker will coach football team; other coaching assignments announced.
1	Donald Kelley is employed by radio station in Waterloo	Will be announcer and writer at WMT.
1	George Kelly's 'Show Off' is well received; portrayal of middle class family life is theme of play	Audience was entertained by "The Show Off", presented by summer school students.
2	Open forum on the certification law	Irving Hart answers questions about the new law.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from other college campuses.
2	Books	A book review of "Straight and Crooked Thinking" by Robert Thouless
2	Editorials; disbanding athletics	Students worry about education for five hundred physical education teachers and coaches being released in Chicago.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Poetry
2	Editorials; he's thinking it over	High school graduates are considering the importance of attending a college.
2	Who leads college students? Noted writers do not accept rules specified by English handbooks	Professor Fagan points out that the best writers do not always use the best English.
3	Classes in business methods take trip	Professor Meyers and her classes visit Waterloo commercial houses.
3	Kurtz to conduct orchestra concert at Bible Conference
3	Pupils of Russell to appear in recital	Grace Wiler and Jane Blowers will perform.
3	Wild, White assist with rural program	Working with Louis Hutto.
3	Three outstanding band leaders to judge at contest	At Cedar Falls music festival and anniversary celebration..
3	Women's Club to be scene of Sigma Tau Delta reunion	Alumni will return.
3	Ethel Christensen becomes bride of J. Hervey Shutts
3	College Eye to list new books in the library	Will reprint library bulletin of new books.
3	Miss Effie Schuneman writes art texts from children's standpoint	Professor Schuneman talks about her writing style.
3	Personals	News about faculty and students.
3	College Band concert	Senior students will assist in conducting.
4	Untitled	Ralph Nichols will play in the Cedar Falls tennis tournament.
4	Rickert is winner of Tennis tourney	Rickert defeated Berry of Waterloo through a five set match: 7-9, 4-6, 6-4, 6-2, and 6-3.
4	Borrowed blankets, scratches are but part of scout hikes	A look at a Boy Scout camping trip.
4	Men's intramural tennis tournament pairings are made	Pairings and rules.
4	Women's intramural golf tourney begins	Pairings announced.
4	Frederic March, Cary Grant share honors in Regent air drama	Will show "The Eagle and the Hawk".
4	Lytle's team gains lead in intramurals; captain Plantz' men rank second; Andres third	Lytle's team gained the lead in men's intramural kittenball league beating Plantz' team 8 to 5.