College Eye — June 21, 1935

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Page	Title	Summary
1	Emil Holzhauser to speak, Baars soloist at chapel
1	"Apply At Once" is good news, but hard on nerves, appetite; application letters and personals upset student	Students get nervous when called to the Placement Bureau.
1	Niebuhr views social scene	Brief interview with Reinhold Niebuhr.
1	Searight will lead symphony; sixty-one piece orchestra to appear in two programs	List of performers; program for concert.
1	Second 'At Home' to be Wednesday	Faculty from five departments will greet students.
1	Crossroads display features Javanese textile art, Batik
1	Touring Piney Woods singers arrive Monday; head of Negro school will accompany group to Cedar Falls	Profile of the group and the Piney Woods campus and program.
1	Burch, Douglass added to staff of College Eye	Leslie Burch is advertising manager; Rodney Douglass is circulation manager.
1	Laboratory adds movie projector	Department of Science adds new equipment; hopes to add more.
1	Prison inmate likes the "College Eye"	College Eye receives request for sample issue from prison in Pennsylvania.
1	Niebuhr pleads for return to religious life; declares prophetic religion would guarantee new order	Excerpts from address by Reinhold Niebuhr.
1	Summer term band rehearses	Professor Russell is preparing a large repertoire.
1	Dr. Geiger summer teacher in Oregon	Will teach eight week term there.
1	Soloists to feature weekly music hour
1	Emotions of registration day are betrayed by 2,868 feet; reckless steps label frosh; faculty feet calm and composed	Reporter watches people's feet during registration.
1	"Now In November" reviewed by Reed
1	Education In The News	News and issues from college campuses across the United States.
2	And they hang pictures!	College Eye staff stumped about meaning of cartoon, ask for readers' help.
2	News for sale (or hire)	Disagrees with comments made about journalism unionization.
2	Columbia in the red?	Graduates of Columbia University not finding jobs as fast as before.
2	A plea for vacation July 5	Student proposes July 5 as extra vacation day.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Campuses from Coast to Coast	News from campuses around the United States.
3	College Faculty Club to have tea series	Will hold four teas.
3	Impromptu program to feature writers' meeting on Tuesday	Writers' Club began as the Short Story Club around 1925; changed to current name in 1929.
3	Dr. Helen Lynch is guest on campus during past week	Was guest of Professor Humiston.
3	Soar to heights at nursery school	Child enjoys swings.
3	Kelly-Cunningham vows exchanged	Virginia Kelly married Robert Cunningham.
3	Loyola Wear elected president at C. S. A. meeting last Sunday	List of officers.
3	Wesley house elects student councilors	List of officers.
3	"At Home," Piney Woods Singers, book review, on week's calendar	Campus social calendar.
3	Program of women's games is announced
4	Branch Briefs	News from Branch summer school.
4	Paul Muni in starring role at Iowa theatre Saturday, June 22nd	Will show "Black Fury".
4	Men's intramural kittenball teams organized today
4	Scientific canoeing threatens to oust old romantic notions; languid ladies learn to paddle their own canoes	Professor White teaches canoeing class.
4	Harry Krieg is leading hitter on Tutor team; veteran left-fielder also maintains perfect record afield	Panthers as a team hit .249 and fielded .849.