College Eye — July 14, 1939

Page	Title	Summary
1	Placement tests results announced
1	'Doctor' performs six operations on campus	Warner Baerwald is the campus tree surgeon who cuts out decaying parts of trees and then dresses the wound so the tree will live longer.
1	Four former students work for World Peace	Women preach and publicize the ways and means of peace in Sunday school rooms, women's clubs, and other groups.
1	'Foot-Loose' selected by author	Preview of the play.
1	Food helps students work	Students make better progress after eating. During the afternoon, tea and wafers are served for weary students.
1	Fraternity forms plan to strengthen education	Phi Beta Kappa plans to raise $300,000 to strengthen liberal education.
1	Machine checks tests	The director of research and his secretary watching the machine that checks students tests; photo.
1	Patrolman arrests student for speeding	Student caught speeding and told officer she was working on her journalism class project; officer gave her a ticket and told her to talk to the mayor.
1	Cram returns from West
1	Survey for interest is made	Alumnus announces results of reader survey.
1	Tag pullers give trouble	Students pull labels off pictures in the Library.
1	Students represent sixteen states	There are 1563 students enrolled, 52 of them are from outside Iowa.
1	Collegians deny charges of 'red' sentiment	Students' thoughts about the "red" inquiries, and polls and opinions on faith in "isms".
2	Campus dictatorship	Dislikes habit of certain professors to keep students after the class bell.
2	Leisure pursuits are varied	When students are not in class, they have leisure time to do whatever they want to do.
2	Bartlett Hall iron room problems	Students talk about ironing.
2	Tips for teachers	Dr. Symonds of Columbia University thinks that teachers should be glamorous and go night clubbing. Dr. Goetch says teachers should have a good time in teaching classes.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Miss Gaffin experiments with shorthand system	Using Thomas system.
2	Editors at work on four new handbooks	Outline of work underway in the Bureau of Publications.
2	Editorially speaking the College Eye presents campus views significant events 'English' o successor	English course is now dreaded by TC students.
3	Geography honor fraternity initiates	List of new members of Gamma Theta Upsilon.
3	Campanile turned into art studio	Dorothy McIntosh climbs Campanile for a better view.
3	Geographers spend day at McGregor	Take tour of area.
3	Baker Hall director	Madge Bock is the director of Baker Hall; photo.
3	Writers study poetry forms
3	Denny will address elementary group	Will speak on progressive education.
3	Commons exhibit	Women's Club holds a display on beauty.
3	Twenty-nine join sorority	List of new Kappa Pi Beta Alpha members.
3	Summer students arrange outings
3	Review book which aims to improve logic	Professor Grant will review "The Art of Straight Thinking".
3	Hatless fad not new
3	Students present various reasons for rooming alone
3	Class Notes	Information on various things that have happened.
3	Former students meet for reunion	Phi Sigma Phi holds picnic.
3	Sports Togs	Styles for different sports attire.
4	Wins 13-0 victory over Rabey	Only four men got on the bases and only two of those got as far as second base on Rabey's team.
4	Scenic view of gymnasium	Men's Gymnasium; photo.
4	Boone's Dodgers down---not out	The Boone Dodgers pounded out six hits while going down to defeat at the hands of the Cook's Yankees, 6-2.
4	Gym-Gems for Women	Lists the activities around campus.