College Eye — March 8, 1916

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Pedagogs conference champions; Teachers stand third in state, I. S. T. C. 15--Dubuque 13	Thirteen hundred people attended the basketball game.
1	T. C. entertainment March 11; athletes will stage annual minstrel show	T. C. Club members and friends will present musical show.
1	State convention; state conventions of the Y. M. and the Y. W. C. A.	State and international leaders will meet on campus for annual conventions.
1	The Teachers-Simpson debate; first forensic clash will be held March 17	Is delayed one week due to conflicts; encourages student attendance.
1	Mary Ann Kaufman will give concert	Former faculty member will perform in the Methodist church on March 17th.
1	Warren Proctor will give recital; Cedar Falls singer will give concert	Prominent singer is graduate of T. C. H. S. and I. S. T. C. and is a former faculty member.
1	Miss Ethel Stevens	Ethel Stevens' sister visited last week.
1	"The Servant in the House"; a criticism	Discusses the performance of "The Servant in the House".
3	Iowa Club	Macy Campbell spoke about ineffective strategies of teaching music; had special music by the Men's Glee Club.
3	Prof. Buffum addresses the Y. M. and Y. W. at Sunday night meeting	Spoke about the true joy experienced in Christian service.
3	Social Science Club meets	Spoke about the effects of the war, child labor, cooperatively marketing farm produce, and how the Colorado strike effects public issues.
3	Rural education	New program developed by President Seerley will train students to be township supervisors; news of the rural education department.
4	"The New Social Sense"	Ponders how to adjust the individual's rights to the rights of a social group.
4	Who is the thief?	Denounces plagiarism in literary societies.
4	Why not?	The women's suffrage movement has come to Cedar Falls.
4	Choral notes	Choral Society will be singing more choruses instead of operas this year.
4	Marie Whitehouse	Marie Whitehouse went home to South Dakota last weekend.
4	In accordance with our promise	Will not print a paper next week; will have thirty-one issues in all for the whole year.
4	This is a good year to review	Encourages students to study Shakespeare.
4	Boys! Boys!	Wants men students to recruit more men from high school.
5	Midwinter play cast is delightfully entertained	Professors Martin and Shanewise invited the cast over for dinner.
5	Dean Jessup's lecture	Spoke about the theory of teaching and advocated new teaching methods.
5	Concerning the boys recital to be given Wednesday evening	Will be held in Gilchrist Hall; immediate family members and those about to student teach are specially invited.
6	Miss Call	Visited her home in Webster City.
6	Mrs. Sevezy	Ruth Sevezy's mother visited her last week.
6	State cabinet council; March 9th and 10th	The Thursday night meeting will be open to all women students, women faculty members and women in the community; all other meetings are open only to cabinet members.
6	Official	Discusses the National Education Association meeting in Detroit.
7	Miss Nellie Cooper	Spent weekend visiting in Maxwell.
7	Mr. John Briden's mother	Visited last week.
7	Miss Marion Chase	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.
7	Miss Childs	Visited Des Moines last week.
7	The address given	Sara Riggs gave a speech about George Washington.
7	Mr. Jerry Walker	Entertained his mother and sister.
7	We are glad to report	Ida Gaarder is recovering from her illness.
7	Miss Avis Bisbee	Is teaching at a consolidated school.
7	Miss Deming	Visited friends on the Hill.
7	Mr. Harold Nesbit	Is president of the Junior B. A. class.
7	Miss Bernice Wilcox	Enjoyed a visit from her father.
7	Miss Barr	Spent her weekend at home in Des Moines.
7	Miss Beatrice Burke	Went to Chicago to see her sister, who has been sick.
7	Miss Pauline Stoll	Is entertaining her mother.
7	Miss Vae Ross	Has moved to New York.
7	Making country life attractive	Discusses ways to keep students interested in staying in rural Iowa.
8	Misses Mary Ward and Alice Matson	Visited friends in Vinton.
8	Miss Margaret Munsey	Visited friends on the Hill.
8	Mr. P. J. Hanson	Visited friends on Sunday.
8	Miss Lora Flynt and Miss Lillis Day	Visited their homes in Fairfield and Brighton, respectively.
8	Miss Thomsen	Entertained friends for dinner.
8	Messrs. Bert and Tom McDonald	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.