College Eye — June 15, 1934

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Oldest campus newspaper is "The Students' Offering"; founded in 1880, preceded "Normal Eyte" by twelve years	Brief excerpts from the early newspaper.
1	Howard comedy to be given as summer drama; successful London, New York play scheduled for July 12, 13	Preview of "The Late Christopher Bean".
1	Six additions to faculty for summer made	Roster of faculty changes.
1	Speaker to discuss Oxford Movement	The Reverend Anton Hanson will speak at CHIC.
1	Sage will speak on advent of Hitlerism
1	Lawren Brown to speak here; 'The Blind Spot of Science' topic of statistician's illustrated talk	Speaker profile; photo.
1	Cass County leads summer enrollment at Corning branch	132 students enrolled at branch summer school.
1	Cole will speak on modern art at leisure hour	Will speak on work in campus collection.
1	Eye staff will move next week; construction of the new quarters nears completion	Description of new quarters in Old Gilchrist Hall.
1	"Ev" Behrens to play at all-college dance
1	Try-outs for summer term Glee Clubs end; members are named in four summer groups	About two hundred applied; list of those selected.
1	Industrialists to help grads; "Choosing-A-Career" meet enlists professional leaders' aid	Highlights of New Jersey conference.
1	Dr. Abbott gives address before women's group	Speaks on landscaping.
1	Music hour is Tuesday night; Fullerton to direct group singing in college auditorium	Seventh summer of Music Hours begins; will display talents of faculty and students and also involve group singing.
1	Twilight musicale will be presented by Freeman pupils	List of performers and their programs.
1	Globe-trotting faculty has interesting travel experiences; Hong Kong, Spain, Ceylon among many countries visited	Professors Branagan and Haddox talk about their travel experiences.
1	The World This Week	World news.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
2	The social value of crime news	Publicity relating to criminals is a benefit to society.
2	"Nigger Heaven" is race novel; Van Vechten story depicts negroes' efforts for economic justice	A book review of "Nigger Heaven" by Van Vechten.
3	Christian Church to hold special meeting	Sixtieth anniversary of missionary efforts.
3	English honor group holds first meeting; summer plans made	Sigma Tau Delta discussed plans for summer.
3	Reed, delegates go to Y. M. C. A. meet	At Lake Geneva.
3	Lambert will leave Friday for lengthy tour through East	Will visit New York and Chesapeake Bay.
3	Miller injures hip; Robinson substitutes	Professor Miller may be away from work for six months.
3	Boatman postcards report of travels	Drove to the East and will travel in the area.
3	What former grads are doing	Information about graduates of I. S. T. C.
3	Student directory to be issued soon
3	Bartlett Hall to hold summer social hours
3	Higby is honored at Saturday party	Friends have party for Sara Higby.
3	Society Newsbriefs	Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
3	Thomes will speak French all summer!	Studying in Montreal.
3	Wood to teach in Michigan for term	Stanley Wood will work at Brook School of the Theatre in Traverse City, Michigan; will then teach in Guttenberg.
3	Buxbaum, Peterson vacation in England	Will visit villages.
3	Writers' Club to hold first meeting soon
3	Wedding of Coder, Bixler takes place in Illinois Sunday	Elizabeth Coder married Milo Bixler.
3	First all-college dance for the summer term will be tonight
3	Women's Sports	Women's sporting events coming up.
4	Series of religious talk to be given for students soon	Schedule of speakers and topics.
4	Blanchard merits third letter; 14 "I" awards given	List of those receiving baseball letters.
4	Panthers bring track year to successful end; Nichols places fourth at Marquette races; White third in vault	Several new records established.
4	Sports program for college men is taking shape	Summer recreation schedule for men underway.