Issue Contents

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1 Demonstration of physical education women's department Program for the presentation of skills and dances.
2 German comment on present condition Complains about terms of Versailles Treaty.
3 Maude Royden greeted by appreciative audience Review of Maude Royden's speech.
4 Minnesingers return from concert tour Visited Aplington, Ft. Dodge, Clarion, Odebolt, and Lohrville.
5 Red Cross life saving examinations
Sweigard--Lula Edith (Classes of 1917 and 1918; Physical Education Faculty) 		To be held in March.
6 The wearin' of the green
Lockwood--Vera Ione (Classes of 1924 and 1926) 		Poem about new rule requiring freshmen to wear green caps.
7 Trial of prof causes sensation; boarding houses file complaint; oppose gastronomical reforms
Abbott--Roy Linn (Class of 1915; Science Faculty) 		Professor Abbott lectures on food and physiology.
8 Washington Ball a success; over $125 raised for junior-senior banquet About seven hundred students attended the first annual event.
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9 What's your score?
Lockwood--Vera Ione (Classes of 1924 and 1926) 		Comments on the cafeteria experience.
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10 A Day in India Portrays missionary experience.
11 Iver Christoffersen George Samson, Sr., and Iver Christoffersen visited home.
12 Teachers lose hard fought battle 23-24 I. S. T. C. defeated in basketball by Cornell College.
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13 Dr. Winfield Scott Hall Spoke to campus Christian organizations.
14 I was a freshman once
Samson--George--Sr. (Psychology Faculty) 		Encourages freshmen in editing their issue of the College Eye.
15 Life's fourteen mistakes; life's fourteen privileges
16 Mr. Editor
Fagan--William Brock (English Faculty) 		Believes that support of athletics is important, but that students should also support other interests on campus.
17 Pianists seem to be popular Six pianists have toured in Iowa this season.
18 These green pages Green pages of College Eye symbolize freshman edition of the paper.
19 We are the college baby Freshmen comment on wearing green this spring.
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20 A necessary discomfort Complains about his woes from taking a bath.
21 As the Angelus rings Comments on teaching in one's hometown.
22 Why I don't like Saturday Claims that the comforting weekly routine is disturbed on the weekends.
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23 A debauch Describes butterflies and bees feasting on fermented apple cider.
24 A tea was given YWCA sponsors tea for Maude Royden's secretary.
25 Myrtle Hutchinson Myrtle Hutchison visited her sister Mabel; Mildred Bunn has recovered from her illness.
26 Radio concert Professor Begeman invites friends to listen to his radio set.
27 Study preferences of first year students Freshmen tell what they like to study.
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28 Are you pushing? President of the freshman class claims that freshmen are doing their part to boost school spirit.
29 Dorothy Smalling Visited campus; attended Miss Royden's lecture.
30 Dressed fleas Displayed at Washington Ball.
31 Hazel Lamb Visited Nina Stevens.
32 James Fottral Refereed a game in La Porte City.
33 Miss Altha Curtis Visited her home in Cedar Falls.
34 Miss Anna Bein Visited her sister Betty in Cedar Falls.
35 Miss Genevieve Margaret Staudt Visited the home of Professor Cable.
36 Miss Isabel Rasmussen Visited her sister Irene in Cedar Falls.
37 Miss Marie Harrison Visited her home in Cedar Falls.
38 Miss Maude Royden, Miss Speer and Dr. Winfield Dinner guests of Marion Walker.
39 Miss Rose Wilcox Teaching in Waverly; visited friends in Cedar Falls.
40 Miss Ruth Martin Visiting friends in Cedar Falls.
41 Mr. and Mrs. John Glenn Went shopping in Waterloo; visited friends and family in Cedar Falls.
42 Plooma Scoles, Esther White, Nina Stevens and Edna Miller Returned to classes after short illnesses.
43 President Seerley and Prof. Macy Campbell Attending the National Educational Association winter session in Cleveland, Ohio.
44 Training School News News from the Training School.
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45 Announcing our candidacy for the College Eye staff 1923-24 Students running for College Eye staff are pictured individually; photo.
46 Iowa's experience with consolidated schools Macy Campbell made presentation at national rural education conference.
47 Music?
48 Olivette Lodge Boarding house news.
49 T. C. bachelor hall
Schotter--R. J. (Student--1923) 		Describes the disarray of his bedroom.
50 The sea
Hanshew--Clarence E. (Class of 1925) 		Says that he misses the sea.