College Eye — August 14, 1936

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Activities and organizations committee announces projects; assembly program will acquaint student with five fields	Information will be presented to freshmen in assembly.
1	Faculty action on system of excuses has been deferred	Would make class attendance a matter to be resolved between faculty and students.
1	Hart announces committees for 60th anniversary	List of appointments.
1	Glee clubs to give concert this Tuesday; both the Cecilians and the Minnesingers to perform at sing	Concert program.
1	Dr. Geiger offered position on the staff of Idaho University	Decides to remain at ISTC.
1	Marionettes to be shown at exhibit	Fifth grade children put on show.
1	"Little service which counts," says Bosley in sermon Sunday	Excerpts from sermon.
1	Commencement exercises culminate next week's activities for graduates; Dr. Gray to give address for graduates at exercises	Schedule of activities.
1	Dr. Lantz returns to finish term	Has been at Ohio University.
1	Faculty dean back from Wisconsin U.	Dean Nelson taught there during the summer.
1	"Living as Christian" will be sermon topic at last chapel service
1	Fall enrollment may be greater	Advance registration figures are higher.
1	Student naturalists are frightened by bullets	Students hear shots while looking for specimens.
1	Rural mail carriers accompanied by screeching motorcycle siren; tour takes visitors to the dormitories, Commons and library	Enjoy visit to campus.
1	Graduation for 215 on August 20; names of summer term candidates for degrees and certificates announced	List of graduates.
1	Doctor of Philosophy degree in music is awarded to Wolfe	Receives degree from Northwestern University.
1	Plays portrayed American and foreign scenes	Review of one act plays.
2	What next? We're interested	Claims that the present attendance system needs to be revised.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Chips and Quibs	Comments on the outdated signs on the bulletin boards, participation of students in campus sings, and the nearness of final exams.
2	Smite the man down on the golf links	Comments on discourteous golfers.
2	Pending: a good boost	Portrays the recipient of a degree standing at the edge of a cliff labeled, "life."
2	Envelopes, envelopes, and more envelopes	A look at the work in the Publicity Bureau.
2	Logan writes	Dorothy Logan writes from her home in Beverly Hills, California.
3	Commencement activities crowd other affairs to of limelight	Campus social calendar.
3	Faculty of social science to picnic
3	Girls given suggestions for graduation attire
3	Mr., Mrs. Cole pay visit to alma mater
3	Three honored at music faculty tea	Esther Bley and Professors Ruegnitz and Garrison honored.
3	Contract bridgettes take final lesson
3	Sioux Club picnic
3	Smith, Arey to entertain	Will entertain primary graduates.
3	Mrs. Latta entertains V. O. V.'s
3	Inter-sorority council makes announcement for rushing weeks	Rules and regulations for sorority rush.
3	Anthology prints poems of students	Work by several students will appear.
3	Faust gets position in Wisconsin library	Will work in Clintonville, Wisconsin.
3	Phi Sigma Phi's will compliment Mrs. Petit	With party.
3	Graduate to Alaska	Audrey Muson will teach in Bethel, Alaska.
3	Five appear on final program of Writers' Club	Students read from their own work.
3	More graduates obtain positions	A look at some of the positions obtained by graduates.
3	"Golf" is theme of Pi Beta Alpha dinner
4	"Dried" rats and athletes alike are harmed by drugs	H. E. Rath's research shows that athletes are more susceptible to the effects of drugs and alcohol.
4	Last movie of term stars Peter Lorre	Will show "Crime and Punishment".
4	Bristow boy builds fast plane; co-eds label it "Pegasus"	Hattie Folkerts' brother built a plane.
4	Dick Kadesch is city tennis champion	Richard Kadesch took first place in the Cedar Falls tennis tournament at Island Park.
4	Splinters --	Gossips about ISTC athletes.
4	Denny to play winner of Todd-Wellborn match	Results are announced from this week's play in the men's faculty golf tournament.
4	Weaving exhibit at Crossroads	Professor Allen's students display work.
4	Miss Michel is now city champion after defeating Lindberg	Dorothy Michel took first place in the Daily Record's annual city championship tennis tournament.
4	Final golf match to be postponed	Dr. Scott and Harry Emmerson will play the final match later this week in the agriculture students golf tournament.
4	Marien Blom's kittenball team defeats Vallier's	Blom's team defeated Vallier's team, 13-6.
4	Hold exhibit of children's wear	Offered by Department of Home Economics.
4	Extra innings mark play off; hard hit three bagger, with swift pitching of Smith breaks tie	Results are announced from kittenball play.
4	"Give me a single or give me home" they say	Students give reasons for having a single room.
4	Joe E. Brown at Iowa in new laugh film	Will show "Earthworm Tractors".
4	Women's sports	Discusses recent tennis and golf tournaments and upcoming kittenball competitions.