| Summary: | Alaska College Reopens Sept. 17 : Farthest North College to begin activities of its 13th academic year -- Extension Service agent from Washington here on first official visit -- Letters received from St. Lawrence Is. Expedition -- Sheely finds Nome active in gardening -- $1000 given Eielson Fund by Lathrop -- College Hill perhaps once an ancient village site -- Varied athletic program for the coming semester -- Lake Harding scene of two Sunday picnics -- Rockwood Pottery / Wilkerson, A.S. -- Pictorial Review of Alaska College Activities -- Report of work done at College-Fairbanks as an extension to the Polar Year Radio Program, September 1, 1933 to July 1934 -- Fossils from Wyoming are given College -- Endowment prize for excellence in Freshman English -- 35 teachers attend Nome summer school
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