College Eye — August 10, 1934

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Reverend Yarrow will preach here Sunday, August 12	At CHIC.
1	Kemis is elected first non-charter Tri-Beta member	Will hold initiation ceremony.
1	"Voice Of Iowa" is virtually the voice of I.S.T.C.	Several former ISTC students work for WMT.
1	Proposed broadcast unit on the campus indefinitely delayed	Technical difficulties delay project; ISTC was to have had an auxiliary station on campus.
1	Dr. Cable comments on warm weather	Professor Cable talks about movement of weather systems.
1	Grads to hear Commencement talk by Lynch; open-air exercises will be held evening of August 23	Schedule of Commencement activities; profile of Professor Lynch.
1	Mrs. Bridget Wells soon to return to her native Burma; enrolled here winter 1932; was active in five organizations	Profile of Bridget Wells.
1	Mayfield leads Music Hour of August 17th	Professor Russell and the Euterpeans also performed.
1	Campus Playboys return from Europe with only one regret; they saw lots of scenery but never a good-looking girl	Bob Getchell and Richard Sucher talk about their trip.
1	Commencement band concert program to feature clarinet duo	Performance program.
1	McCollum goes to new Florida position	Edith McCollum will be Dean of Women at new school.
1	Orchestra Club gives concert at Commons	Performance program.
1	Bulletin of courses for fall out today
1	The World This Week	News from around the world.
1	Bel Cantos to sing at Music Hour Tuesday; will present Welsh airs and three negro spirituals	Performance program.
1	Playgoers succumb to charms of "The Mistress of the Inn"; eighteenth century story provides delightful entertainment	A review of the alumni play "The Mistress of the Inn."
1	Notice to summer term graduates	Should meet to obtain tickets.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Reader insinuates the editorial policy of "Eye" is inconsistent	Writer upset that his last letter was not printed in paper.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
2	Bliese is science reporter, poet, loser of mustaches	Profile of John Bliese.
2	Comprehensive examinations	Are comprehensive examinations coming to Teachers college?; faculty and students have been surveyed.
2	The wonders of science	New electric ray developed by Nikola Tesla for America's defense.
2	"It Takes All Kinds--" book-store essayist gets a few troubles right off his chest	Bookstore employee talks about demanding customers.
3	Branch briefs	News from Branch Summer Schools.
3	Informal initiation for Kappa Delta Pi candidates is held	List of those elected to membership.
3	Marie Magee wed to Lynford Bower
3	Wolfe-Pronk wedding takes place August 4	Marie Wolfe married Ralph Pronk.
3	Advanced pupils of Alta Freeman will give recital	List of performers and their work.
3	Bartlett girls plan Sunday breakfast
3	News briefs	Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
3	"Streamline Age" is theme of Sigma Tau Delta alumni dinner	Description of the party.
3	Verl Sturgis, Newlin Crew pledge troth	Verl Sturgis married Newlin Crew.
3	Pi Beta Alpha picnic	To be held at Golf Course.
3	Inez Johnson violin recital to be Tuesday	Performance program.
3	Commencement week to end social events with a flourish	Campus social calendar.
3	Eby recital will be Wednesday evening	Jane Eby will present short recital.
3	Frost-Berkler rites are read Wednesday	Gwendolyn Frost married Henry Berkler.
4	Untitled	Howard Roberts returns from Minnesota.
4	Sixteen grads of 1934 earn coaching jobs; eight graduates of former years also going to new positions	Roster of those who have found jobs.
4	"World Series" games begin; star intramural kittenball nines open five game series	Two all-star teams selected to play kittenball series.
4	Faculty golf crown to be decided today; Richman, Samson compete this afternoon for championship
4	Baker to open early in September	Opening game for upcoming year is against Cornell on October 6.
4	Untitled	Amelia Greenlander visited Doris Anderson.
4	Meyers', Smith's teams gird for title play-off; intramural championship will be decided August 14	Kittenball championship next week.
4	Richman will meet Meswarb for local golf championship	Will play 36 hole match.
4	Intramural golfers complete pairings	Sixteen men have signed up for golf.
4	Seventeen vie in intramural college tennis; ladder tournament starts on campus courts Wednesday	First three rounds will be finished by next weekend.
4	Dick Rollins chosen most valuable man on 1934 Tutor nine