College Eye — June 22, 1934

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Commons switchboard girls do have their experiences; know all of the answers and a few questions besides	Switchboard operators tell of the unusual questions that they receive.
1	Third leisure time hour is Sunday, June 24; Ruegnitz, Richman, and Russell will present joint program	Performance program.
1	Cram leaves today for NEA assembly in nation's capitol	Program highlights.
1	Enrollment figures larger than in 1933	1300 enrolled for summer term, 1934.
1	Hunter to talk on labor, NRA; will outline development, significance of movement	Professor Hunter will speak in forum series.
1	New local chapter of Tri-Beta group to begin activities	Delta Iota chapter installed; list of charter members.
1	"Technical Knockout" to be sermon topic	Will parody boxing match.
1	All-college and rec dances attract 800
1	Banking students pass the bucks	Professor Thompson's class examined paper money.
1	Jack Logan to speak at Math Club meeting	Will speak on program in Waterloo schools.
1	Cole outlines basis of art appreciation in leisure hour talk	Values response to art.
1	Dr. Finkenbinder will give views at symposium	Will speak on religion and psychology.
1	College Band concert postponed for week
1	We've got a former fire chief with us	Ray Sorensen served as fire marshal in Plymouth.
1	Central campus mart nearing completion	Removing cinders from former parking lot; will build circular drive and large landscaped circle north of Sabin Hall.
1	Faculty golf pairings made; tourney starts	Roster of first round players.
1	Dr. Brown to repeat campus talk at WMT	Will speak on "The Blind Spot of Science".
1	"Rafter Romance" is first college movie for summer term
1	Inventive drama shop makes own press at cost of 35 cents; 'home-made' device prints one hundred posters in an hour	Professor Holden and students build press out of spare parts.
1	Freeman to be soloist Tuesday at music hour	Performance program.
1	The World This Week	News from around the world and the United States.
2	Student deplores cumbersome athletic card; says it cramps his style and his billfold	Believes student identification cards are too big
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
2	The teacher's place in the common life	Teachers are not paid enough.
2	Teachers, you too can write testimonials	Faculty across the country being used in advertisements.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Author Munthe writes autobiographical novel; "Story of San Michele" portrays life of French physician	A book review of "Story of San Michele" by Munthe.
3	Mr. Justice reflects on the changes in our sportswomen; shirts, shorts, replace ole bloomers and middies	Thomas N. Justice, janitor in the Women's Gymnasium, comments on his work and on students over his thirty-one years of service.
3	First "At Home" to take place June 27 at the Commons	Will give opportunity for faculty and students to become better acquainted.
3	Untitled	Nona Collins visited campus.
3	Sigma Tau Delta chooses summer session officers	Roster of officers.
3	Freeman, Hearst visit Chicago World's Fair	Find Fair more colorful than last year.
3	Wood to work in East this summer	Will not work in Michigan; will work in Kingstown, New York.
3	Untitled	Elizabeth Harding visited Cedar Falls.
3	Events of full social calendar continue into third week of term	Campus social calendar.
3	Virginia Fish to sing in recital Thursday night	Performance program.
3	Weekend party is planned by Phi Sigs	At river cottage.
3	Former grads	Information about graduates of I.S.T.C.
3	Wed here Monday	Alice Dowden married Wendell Bragonier.
4	Old Gold sales now six hundred thirty
4	Untitled	Minnie Starr directed rural chorus.
4	Summer directory lists celebrities	Quick look at usual and unusual names in the directory.
4	Branch briefs	News from the branch summer school.
4	Tri-city tennis meet is July 6; tourney will be held at Island Park tennis courts	Competitors coming from Waverly, Cedar Falls, and Waterloo.
4	Fifty sign up to participate in ball games; program of men's athletics gets under way Monday	Intramural baseball games will be played every day except Friday.
4	Iowa bird outline is used as text	Professor Gilbert is using an outline developed by the Biology Club.
4	Spartans' coach; will assume his duties at Dubuque University September 8	Profile of John McCaffrie; photo.
4	"Allie" would be nice pet but he consumes too much; whole rabbits, pigeons constitute diet of local 'gator	The alligator seems to be doing well in his tank.
4	Three hundred at second music hour	Participated in group singing.
4	Thirty-seven attend Writers' Club meeting	Several students read their work.