College Eye — February 27, 1913

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Musical treat; annual Minnesingers concert to be extra fine	There are eighteen members of the choir; receipts over the years helped pay for organ.
1	Lincoln Day program; best program of its kind in years--senior professor speaker of day	Holiday program speaker was Professor Wright.
1	Epworth proved easy; seminary team outclassed by college varsity	ISTC wins, 60-9, in basketball.
1	College Eye staff chosen; three of the most prominent students chosen	Peter Hansen will be editor in chief; Wiliard Patty will be business manager; Hazel Butterfield will be local and alumni editor.
2	Highland Park appreciative	Basketball team shown great hospitality and thanks Highland Park for it.
2	Cornell coming Thursday; one of the fastest home games of the season	Based on past performances this basketball game should prove interesting.
2	Cycle quartette entertain	Chicago Cycle Quartette visited campus.
3	Mrs. Eugene Gates	Jean Johnson Gates visited friends.
4	The intersociety contests	Believes intra-school contests should be kept in perspective.
4	There is an evil practice	Believes gambling should be eliminated; some students bet on the results of athletics contests.
4	In the election of the College Eye staff	Commends the sportsmanship of the candidates who lost in the College Eye election.
4	Society basketball series; the Philos win the banner	Philos win both games; win 21-18 over the Aristos and 23-19 against the Orios.
4	Y. W. C. A. notes	Roster of nominees for offices; calendar of upcoming events.
5	Muriel Davis	Spent a day in Oelwein.
5	Prof. G. W. Samson	Delivered an address to the superintendent's education meeting in Dunkerton.
5	Gladys Lane	Spent the weekend in Aurora.
5	The Misses Sandahl	Parents visited.
5	Sue Weaver	Left school due to an illness.
5	Prof. Colegrove	Addressed the teachers meeting in Le Mars.
5	Florence Moss	Spent a day in Charles City.
5	Miss Bertha Martin	Judged a declamatory contest in Waukon.
5	Edna Bosley	Visited the home of Gladys Jones in Independence.
5	Professor and Mrs. Ira S. Condit	Entertained the calculus class.
5	President Seerley	Attended meeting of normal school presidents in Chicago.
5	Emma H. Larson	Accepted assistant principal position in Russell.
5	Prof. D. Sands Wright	Substituted at the Methodist Church for the Reverend Titus Lowe.
5	Ethel Wallace	Accepting position in Hedrick, Iowa.
5	Howard Huston	Refereed two basketball games in Nashua.
5	Centralization vs. democracy; question of whether "State Board" or "The People" govern State Schools is being debated in Des Moines	The questions remains whether or not the State Board is advisory.
5	College vesper service success	A brief description of the program is given.
6	Women's Debating Club	The club was formed at this meeting and officers elected.
6	Y. M. C. A.	Plans for summer conference will be discussed.
6	A correction	The title to the article in the last issue on the Mathematics Club refers to the formation of the club for the winter term. The club has been in existence for some time.