College Eye — November 29, 1916

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Untitled	Thanksgiving at home.
1	Miss Nell Young	Nell Young visited campus.
1	Vesper service held; President Seerley speaks on the subject: "Music in Education"	President Seerley discussed the role music plays in a proper, cultured education.
1	Howard Ports	Howard Ports is superintendent at Webb.
1	Delta Sigma Rho members come together; eat dinner at Cafeteria, various things of interest discussed	Possibility of staging debates with Drake discussed at meeting.
1	Orchestra gives concert; Miss Condit and Miss Humphrey as soloists especially good	Review of recent performance by the College Orchestra.
1	Melting Pot pleases audience; acting as a whole very good	Review of the recent production of "Melting Pot".
1	Beat Ellsworth Thursday; team best condition since Ames game	Football team to play Ellsworth.
2	The Iowa Club	Club holds debate on whether or not Iowa should divide land into smaller farms.
3	Cliorio	Clios and Orios hold Thanksgiving program.
3	Shake orchestra	Shakespeareans form an orchestra and play numerous selections at recent meeting.
3	Irvings	Elect officers for last six weeks of fall term.
4	Another reply	Response to Fred Lyon's letter regarding the boarding house discussion controversy.
4	Student opinion; how can we increase the number of boys in I. S. T. C.?	Critique of athletics program as being sub par and inadequately staffed as opposed to programs at other institutions.
4	Thanksgiving	Urges students to recall the true meaning of Thanksgiving.
4	The hard luck story	Speaks out against students who desire attention and more favorable conditions because they make their own way through college.
4	Editorial	Various thoughts from the College Eye.
4	A reply	Responds to numerous stories published in the College Eye regarding discussions at boarding house dinner tables.
5	Porto Rico; a glimpse of its educational system	Description of the state of education in Puerto Rico.
6	E. D. Rayburn, 1895	E. D. Rayburn re-elected to Iowa General Assembly.
6	Teachers in the Thirty-Seventh General Assembly	Profiles of teachers serving in the Iowa General Assembly.
6	The Graduate School of the University of Michigan	Agreement made between the University of Michigan and Iowa State Teachers College to admit T. C. students if they meet certain requirements.
6	Y. M. and Y. W.	Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. hold meetings and events.
7	Irwin Sage	Is going to Ellsworth to see his sister and watch a football game.
7	Lester Ary making good	Serving as superintendent in Sioux Center.
7	Miss Eva Burnett	Is teaching in Allerton.
7	Ray C. Golly	Is superintendent at Buffalo and Humboldt.
7	Mr. Jno. P. Woodruff	Is farming near Denison.
7	The Student Council	Student Council meets for the first time; plans to draft constitution discussed and business conducted.
7	Lou J. Beauchamp	Lou Beauchamp to speak.
7	Grace (Kroesen) Sucher	Visited the Hill and spent time in the primary and kindergarten department.
7	Messiah will be given Dec. 15; Choral Society is practicing regularly	Choral Society prepares to present annual Messiah performance.
8	Miss Flosella McEnany	Spent part of the week at home and attended a wedding.
8	Study Centers November 9	Following people attended study center meetings.
8	Miss Fenton	Visited her niece, Genevieve Hudson.
8	The Misses Isabel Hoyman and Amy Johnson	Spent the weekend in Waterloo.
8	Miss Leona Meier	Will spend Thanksgiving vacation in Parkersburg.
8	The Misses Marguerite Wallace and Dorothy Brown	Will spend Thanksgiving at Grinnell.
8	Miss Francis Ristine	Visited here with her sister, Myrl.
8	Romeo Short and A. Bryson	Have returned from Canada.
8	Miss Thelma Stevenson	Has returned home due to illness.
8	Miss Geneva Green	Broke her arm.
8	Miss Olive Ball	Broke a bone near her ankle.
8	Miss Florence Anderson	Has been absent due to illness.
8	Miss Florence Morissey	Is coming to visit friends in Cedar Falls.
8	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.
8	Mr. Justesen	Visited Cedar Falls.