College Eye — August 3, 1934

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Bel Cantos sing at Bible meet July 30	Perform at Cedar Falls Bible Conference.
1	Orchestra Club concert to be given Monday; Gerald Boshart will assist string orchestra as soloist	Performance program.
1	Decorators visit furniture stores	Professor Branagan's class visited Waterloo stores.
1	Stuffed elephants prey on students	Professor Branagan's class made stuffed animals.
1	Survey by Dr. Charles shows girls travel more than boys; only eleven of eighty-six have been in any other state	Professor Charles reports on the travel experience of his students.
1	Euterpeans to sing at Music Hour Tuesday; Searight will present cello solo by Popper at hour	Performance programs.
1	Bosley states views to "Eye"; discloses part of plans for fall term in his visit here	Harold Bosley will take on CHIC and campus religious leadership duties in fall 1934.
1	College Band to play Thursday, August 23	Will perform at summer Commencement.
1	New officers named at AAUW meeting in Commons July 26	Roster of officers.
1	Njus will play lead in alumni summer drama	List of cast members for the Theta Alpha Phi alumni production, "The Mistress of the Inn".
1	State Fair to hear singing of 30,000 youngsters	Professor Fullerton will lead massed musical performances.
1	Dorothy Wood is Tri-Beta historian	Preparing for initiation.
1	Class in club craft plans experimental one-day camp trip	Will practice girls camp routines.
1	New economics sorority begun; honorary home economics organization is Theta Theta Epsilon	Theta Theta Epsilon organized; list of charter members; purposes of the group.
1	Reporter finds study of anger at Branch has practical value; research tells what makes your room-mate so annoying	Professor Ritter reveals the results of his study of anger.
1	The World This Week	News from around the world.
2	Author of "Becoming a Writer" believes genius can be taught	A book review of "Becoming a Writer" by Dorothea Brande.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
2	And now it's the "Radio Pest Exterminator"	New invention tunes out objectionable parts of radio broadcast.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	"Rabble In Arms" is attempt to glorify Benedict Arnold	A book review of "Rabble In Arms" by Kenneth Roberts.
2	Most prominent man is now reporter for (ahem!) "Eye"	Profile of Truman Manship.
2	Poetry
3	Fairy tale, "Hansel and Gretel," comes to life in nursery school; Victrola with open doors used to portray the witch's oven	Professor Mayfield's class acts out children's drama.
3	Farewell picnics are popular as end of term draws nearer	Campus social calendar.
3	Oelrich to sing in recital next Monday evening	Performance program for Dorothy Oelrich.
3	Shermans entertain band at Wiler home	Helen Wiler married Everett Sherman.
3	Matthews-Dunkerton marriage announced	Florence Matthews married Roger Dunkerton.
3	Six are featured in program before Writers' Club group	List of readers and their topics.
4	Untitled	Alleen Havens married Donald Howard.
4	Richman defeats Denny in faculty golf semi-finals
4	Untitled	Katherine Thompson visited Olive Barker.
4	Untitled	George C. Johnson visited campus.
4	Untitled	Florence Cowie and Margaret Kennedy will chaperone group at Ingawanis.
4	Rural teachers' choir sings at song hour drill	Practice songs for ISTA meeting.
4	Branch briefs	News from Branch Summer Schools.
4	Fullerton to direct rural school choir of Teachers Nov. 2	At ISTA meeting.
4	Untitled	Professors Hunter and Terry visited Pearl Hogrefe.
4	Untitled	Peg Fullerton and Ruth Huber visited Seattle.
4	Wiler-Sherman rites of 1933 announced	Helen Wiler married Everett Sherman.
4	In those days, ads were called news	A look at some old newspapers.
4	Belle Diamond weds David Guralnik here
4	Smithmen lick McGilroy team by 15-2 count; Hurd up another notch, defeating Hintzmen six to two	Final week of kittenball.
4	Women's sports	Happenings in women's recreation.
4	Untitled	Professor Hays receives M. A. degree.
4	Untitled	Helen Sturdevant returned home.
4	Untitled	Leora Boetger is visiting the South and the East.
4	Men's net meet to open Monday; intramural tennis will be staged on college courts	Tournament open to all college men.
4	Graduates' notice	Should be measured for cap and gown.