College Eye — April 10, 1912

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	County superintendents meet here next week; program for annual spring conference is announced will discuss many topics, session will last two days	Will emphasize rural education.
1	Ames had new president; state board announces selection last Friday of Dr. Raymond Pearson of New York, comes highly recommended	A look at the lengthy selection process.
2	Lida Mutch	Has been called home due to the death of her father.
2	Queene Brown	Spent a few days in Des Moines last week.
2	Ethel Whitten	Spent the weekend at her home in Charles City.
2	Florence McCorkindale	Visited college last Friday.
2	Friends in the city	Have recently learned that Mr. and Mrs. Levi Clark are now parents of a little boy.
2	Marjorie Marsh	Is touring through Europe.
2	Ida Turner	Visited campus along with her mother.
2	Mary and Lura Barnum	Were visited by Leola Laycock last week.
2	Sup't F. L Oleson	Visited college last week.
2	Elsie Ottosen	Was visited by her sister last week.
2	Julia Porter	Visited Grace Aitchison last week.
2	Miss Ruth Jeffers	Visited campus on Thursday.
2	Marion Wyant and Evangeline White	Were both visitors last week.
2	Grace Rait	Is a teacher in the Training School but gave up her duties for a few days last week due to an illness.
2	Miss St. George	Was a college visitor on Friday.
2	Y. M. C. A. employment bureau	Will help to find Saturday and after-school work for ISTC men.
3	Our alumni students at Iowa City	Some spent their Easter vacation in Cedar Falls.
3	Mr. Begeman	Went to Des Moines to make arrangements for the meeting of the Iowa Academy of Science.
3	Pres. and Mrs. Seerley	Returned from New York.
3	Mr. and Mrs. Lynch and Mr. and Mrs. Barnes	Issued invitations for a dinner on April 18.
3	Prof. C. A. Fullerton	Delivered an address in Rockford.
3	Cora Crouch	Spent the past week with Ida Lamberty and has now returned to her home in Le Mars.
3	Sup't Overmeir	Visited the college of business last Friday.
4	Did you know	Urges students to subscribe to the Old Gold; urges people to arrive on time for entertainment.
4	Student self-government	Register and Leader believes students may be granted certain responsibilities.
5	Prof. Clark will be here Friday	Will present lecture and readings.
5	Letter from secretary Robertson, Shanghai, China	Lengthy letter on conditions in China; famine and war dominate the country.
5	Dr. Kepford talks; interesting lecture on tuberculosis given Tuesday night	Spoke on measures that could help stop the spread of the disease.
5	Forensic contest comes soon; debaters are hard at work preparing for battle with Morningside	Preparing to debate the topic of tariffs.
6	Teaching English literature in schools; III; some pedagogical considerations	Continuation on lengthy essay on teaching literature.
8	Our neighbors	News from conference schools.