College Eye — April 2, 1914

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
395	Editorial	Want to add a fee to tuition to pay for the lecture course; seniors decide to construct gateway at 26th Street entrance.
396	State Board of Education authorizes erection of new dormitory here	Funds authorized for women's dormitory; may cost $100,000 with construction to begin soon; will house 150 women; also consider construction of Vocational Building.
396	Morningside wins annual triangular debate	Won 2-1 against I. S. T. C; Coe won against I. S. T. C., 3-0; Morningside defeated Coe, 3-0.
397	Senior class officers for spring term	Roster of officers.
397	Students attend Y. M. C. A. presidents' conference at Penn College	Newly elected chapter presidents meet.
397	Four professors discuss question of the evolution of man in public debate	Sponsored by the True Blue Club.
398	Special number on lecture course is both entertaining and educational	Official photographer of Grand Canyon, Emory C. Kolb, presented movies and photos.
398	Christian Associations	Officers elected; dramatic readings performed.
401	Athletics	Football schedule for the fall season; baseball and track news.
403	Contributed	Profile of alumnus Bedros Apelian, now a minister in New York City.
403	Societies	Neotrophians held annual banquet; Alphas installed new members.
405	Friends in this city have received word	Mr. and Mrs. Rheum of Decorah are rejoicing over a baby boy.
405	Miss Nell Dickey	Home from Sheldon, Iowa.
406	Miss Lenore Shanewise	Entertained a number of college women at her home in Waterloo.
406	Walter Koester	Spent time visiting his brother at the College.
406	Prof. R. V. Coffey	Taken to the College hospital after suffering from an attack of appendicitis.
406	Prof. Colegrove	Gave an address at Fremont, Nebraska.
406	Prof. Seerley	Elected vice-president of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools at Chicago.
406	Misses Riggs, Rice and Gregg	Entertained Jennie Hutchison at Sara Riggs' home.
406	Word was received in this city	Word was received of the death of Stella Hopper's mother.
406	Professor S. A. Lynch, C. H. Bailey and Miss Eva Luse	Will speak at the annual meeting of the Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association at Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
406	Chris Hansen	Spending time at his home on College Hill.
406	One of the most successful high school declamatory contests	Contest took place, judged by Bertha Martin.
406	Jay Wild	Home for spring vacation.
406	Miss Ethel Lyon	Will work with the Chautauqua; in charge of reading and the playground.
406	Miss Margaret Johnson	Visiting friends at the College.
406	Miss Millicent Warriner	Spent time visiting friends in Cedar Falls.
406	Tom Wise	Home from Ames for his spring vacation.
406	Mr. Brian Condit	Enjoying his work in Spring Valley, Minnesota.
406	Albert W. Graham	Will accept a position in Missouri Valley.
406	Among the alumni visitors of this week	List of alumni and where they are currently teaching.
406	Miss Ruth Wright	Spending time at her home on College Hill.
406	Miss Rae Stephenson	Working as supervising critic of the primary department at Highland Park College.
406	Miss Bessie Graves	Called to her home due to the illness of her mother.
408	Mrs. D. S. Wright	Entertained a group of faculty women with a dinner at her home.
408	Miss Rosie Perry	Died at the home of her parents.
408	Prof. John Barnes	Spending time at home for his vacation.
408	Prof. R. McKitrick	Spent time in Iowa City attending the Economics Association meeting.
408	Miss Mildred Shaeffer	Working as a grade teacher at Milford, Iowa.