College Eye — March 27, 1912

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1	News from the Canal Zone; work on canal is progressing rapidly	George Kramer writes to Professor Dick of his YMCA work in the Canal Zone.
1	President's conference; Y. M. C. A. President's conference, March 29-31 State Teachers College	Program schedule.
2	Teaching English literature in schools; some essentials of literature as a fine art	Professor Lynch begins lengthy essay on teaching literature.
3	Official notes; the N. E. A. winter meeting at St. Louis, Mo., Feb. 26-29, 1912	National Council of Education meeting in St. Louis exceeded expectations; teaching assignments and leaves of absence posted; summer assignments; Professor Patt will study art in Europe; Florence Ward will study the Montessori method in Italy.
4	Pres. H. H. Seerley	Delivered two addresses in Boulder, Colorado over spring vacation.
4	Untitled	News notes from other colleges.
5	Shower parties in honor of Miss Knoepfler	Mrs. Seerley and Mrs. Dick hosted a party in Mrs. Seerley's home and Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Bender, Mrs. Hersey, and Mrs. Condit also hosted a party at the home of Mrs. Wright.
5	Mrs. J. B. Knoepfler	She gave a dinner party in honor of her daughter's engagement.
5	We are sorry to note	Marion McFarland Walker must wear her arm in a sling as a result of her fall.
5	Mr. and Mrs. R. McKitrick and daughter Lois	All visited Mrs. McKitrick's parents.
5	The Waterloo Normal Club	Held an elaborate banquet.
5	Prof. R. F. Seymour	Delivered an address in Charles City.
5	W. H. Bender	Acted as a judge in Oelwein.
5	Miss Anna Gertrude Childs	Toured several places at the close of last term.
5	Mr. Welles	He sang in Toledo and several other places, including as a soloist with the Cornell Glee Club.
5	Miss Riggs	Visited Mrs. Merrill in Rochester.
5	G. S. Dick	Acted as a judge at a contest at Charles City college.
5	All extend sincere sympathy	Mrs. E. J. Cable's mother died.
5	Pres. and Mrs. Seerley	The Class of 1912 and the faculty were entertained at a gathering by President and Mrs. Seerley.
5	We regret to note	Mrs. B. W. Merrill is in the hospital in Rochester, Minnesota.
5	I. S. Condit	Acted as a judge in a contest in New Hampton.
5	Mr. C. P. Colegrove	Vacationed in Minneapolis; gave an address in Duluth.
5	Prof. D. S. Wright	Reported in chapel about the annual convention of religious workers that he attended.
6	Pres. H. H. Seerley	Attended an educational meeting in Chicago last week.
6	Miss Corbit	Visited college Friday along with Cora Stoodt.
6	Verna Graham	Has returned to school after recovering from typhoid fever.
6	Ruth Gullberg	Visited friends in Iowa City on Saturday.
6	Our neighbors	News from conference schools.
7	Misses Wheeler, Mary Dick	Along with Hazel Aldrich, Hazel Butterfield, Ella Van Dellen and Esther Shoemaker, attended the Y. W. C. A. convention in Albert Lea, Minnesota, last week.
7	Mrs. Marion McFarland Walker	Fractured her wrist after slipping last Wednesday.
7	Miss Buchanan	Spent the weekend with her cousin, Miss Symington, in Ackley.
7	Jean Turner	Gave up her school work for a few days last week due to a case of the mumps.
7	Prof. D. S. Wright	Gave a talk at chapel on Thursday about the convention he attended in St. Louis.
7	Prof. E. K. Chapman	Will teach physics during the summer session at I.S.T.C.
7	The old and new cabinets of the Y. M and Y. W. C. A.	Gave a supper at the Gymnasium last Wednesday.
8	Vera De Seelhorst	Teaching in Minnesota.
8	Walter Guthridge	Medical doctor in Washington.
8	Mary L. Jensen	Teaching in Washington.
8	Bernice Sweeney	Will visit Cedar Falls.
8	Anna Marcue	Will head roundtable discussion in Grinnell.