College Eye — August 17, 1934

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Catalog shortage revealed; unused books called for	Heavy demand for the college catalogue, especially for upcoming registration.
1	Social program for opening of new term set	Will hold open house and registration tea.
1	Faculty votes ten-minute intervals between classes; ruling to start fall term; increase in grade-point requirement also approved	Students must earn a C average in order to graduate, following the spring term of 1936.
1	Entertainment course will be resumed in fall; Miss Phradie Wells of the Metropolitan Opera Co. to sing here	Program had been discontinued due to its expense and a lack of patronage.
1	Graduates get final directions; receive tickets for the term-end exercises at meeting	Arrangements for the ceremony.
1	New "Old Gold" headquarters are nearing completion	Description of the new offices in Old Gilchrist Hall.
1	Commencement week to begin with reception; two hundred twelve will graduate here on August 23	Schedule of activities.
1	Teachers radio talks planned; Iowa child study groups to hear lectures by 17 educators	Description of the 1934-1935 radio lecture series.
1	Hanson seriously ill; church is postponed	Howland Hanson has been in hospital.
1	All-college dance tonight features Campus Playboys
1	Igou to instruct here fall term	Brief profile of Professor O. Lincoln Igou.
1	Students approve objective type exams, survey reveals; statistics are compiled on preliminary study of proposal	Majority of faculty surveyed approve of comprehensive examinations, but only about one third of students want them.
1	Players, singers will perform at last song hour; Mr. and Mrs. Peck will present 30 minute recital	Performance program.
1	Student Council will be host at term reception	Students will arrange themselves by their home counties; opportunity to get acquainted.
1	The World This Week	News from around the world.
1	Latest notable on our campus is Oliver Buus, Holland's mayor; he directs junior band, teaches, supervises Sunday School	Profile of Oliver Buus.
2	To abuse it might be to lose it	Students will like the new ten minute interval between classes.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Student explains what fascism is; thinks U. S. headed that way	Offers analysis of socialism, fascism, and New Deal.
2	"Karl of the Twentieth Century" is novel of economic problems	A book review of "Karl of the Twentieth Century" by Brunn-Graber.
3	Inez Johnson gives violin recital here	Performance program.
3	Branch briefs	News from the Branch Summer Schools.
3	Blain presides at meeting of writer's group	List of readers and their work.
3	Bartelt honored at Luse's dinner	Helen Bartelt will marry Floyd Hurd.
3	Camp Craft Club has weekend trip	Went to Morris Isle.
3	Evans voice recital will be August 21	Miriam Evans will perform.
3	Untitled	Maxine Young and Elizabeth Rogers visited campus.
3	Kappa Delta Pi to initiate 25 this afternoon	List of those who will be initiated.
3	August graduates hold center of social stage as term ends	Campus social calendar.
3	Freeman and Duncan leave for California	Will visit Professor Freeman's mother.
3	Payne-Wyth nuptials performed August 15	Frances Payne married Robert Wyth.
3	Six Tutors initiated into Theta Alpha Phi at Waterloo Sunday	List of new members.
4	Janitor Maxson to retire Sept. 1; began here 1903	Campus has changed since Elmer Maxson arrived in 1903.
4	Untitled	Dorothy Oelrich and Mildred Landsberg performed on WMT program.
4	Panther aces enter record's city net meet; Stanley Reeves is seeded number one spot in tourney	Twenty-three compete in tournament.
4	Tutors in broadcast from WMT Tuesday	Mixed octet will perform.
4	Richman wins faulty crown; loses city golf; awarded sweater as prize for runner-up honors	Professor Richman defeated Professor Samson in faculty competition.
4	Stephenson leads in first round of women's net meet	Results of competition.
4	Miller leading in intramural college tennis; court tourney scheduled to end Tuesday, August 21	Miller defeats his brother to make it to fourth round.
4	Plantz, Manship even in series; three games remain on schedule for campus championship	All-star baseball tournament will continue next week.
4	Religious drama class is offered for fall	Winifred Hart will offer class to be associated with CHIC.
4	Intramural golfers play second round	Competition results.
4	Untitled	Velma Fitzsimmons and Ralph Fitzsimmons visit Ethel Fitzsimmons.