College Eye — February 14, 1917

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Resolutions of the Lake Geneva conference; western students and student ethics	Y. M. C. A. conference delegates draft policy for the upcoming year; Teachers College delegates listed.
1	Teachers lose to Dubuque; game is slow	Dubuque defeats Teachers College in basketball, 24-20.
1	Teachers' seconds defeated by Osage Athletic Club	Teachers defeated in basketball, 27-23.
1	Eight men awarded letters; a mention of the individual men	Profiles of men winning letters in football.
1	Another reminder	Reminder to pay College Eye subscriptions.
1	Prof. Wright's talks on Buddhism; second lecture of the series on religion	Lecture on Buddhism and its origins delivered to joint meeting of the Young Peoples Associations.
1	Training School defeats Reinbeck; game devoid of sensations	Training School defeats Reinbeck in basketball, 23-17.
1	First year home economics girls entertain second year girls	Valentine's Day party held in Gymnasium.
2	Untitled	Joke involving Professor Mount and psychology class.
2	Announcement	Various students announce candidacy for College Eye staff positions.
2	Twenty-five red-blooded men attend Y. M. C. A.	Applauds twenty-five men who arrived at the Y. M. C. A. meeting despite inclement weather.
2	The Apollo Quartette	Apollo Quartette performs in Waverly.
3	Alpha Hall was truly a Japanese tea room	Alpha Society holds Japanese Program.
3	Newman notes	News notes from the Newman Catholic Student Association.
3	Iowa Club	News from Iowa Club meeting; publication of Mr. McKitrick's address to the club.
3	Student Council meets	Council conducts business and hears talk from President Seerley.
3	The Eulalian girls	Eulalian Society meets.
3	On Friday evening	Homerian Society throws Valentine party.
3	B. A.s	Junior and senior classes rollerskate.
3	Y. W. C. A.	Recap of events at Y. W. C. A. meeting.
3	Clio Teachers Convention	Annual Hawkeye Teachers Conference held in Clio Hall.
3	Neo.	Recap of events at Neotrophian Society meeting.
4	St. Valentine's Day	Reminds readers of the spirit of Valentine's Day.
4	Our examination system	Believes final examination schedules that force students to take multiple exams on the same day to be unfair.
4	Our obligations to the motor-man	Urges students not to develop unsafe habits around the street cars.
4	Hyphenated Americans	Denounces Americans who would support Germany if the United States becomes involved in armed conflict with them.
4	Improving school lunches	Comments and suggestions on how to incorporate domestic science classes into a school lunch system.
5	"Iowa State Student" growing; why not we?	Believes that the College Eye should attempt to expand.
5	Dear Mr. Business Manager	Elda May Platt writes from Florida about her life there.
5	Americanism	Describes what it means to be an American.
7	Miss Helen Francis	Is in Cedar Falls visiting friends.
7	Miss Esther Brusie	Is now teaching in Waterloo.
7	Miss Hazel Heironimous	Married Frank Peshak.
7	Blanche (Mc Intosh) Geesaman	Returned to Iowa after the death of her mother.
7	Miss Hazel Butterfield	Is a Y. W. C. A. secretary in Beatrice, Nebraska.
7	Miss Esther Shoemaker	Is teaching at Iowa Falls; visited the Hill.
7	Mr. and Mrs. Joel E. Johnson	Welcome their newborn daughter, Doris.
7	Mr. Harry Jewell	Is visiting Washington, D. C.
7	Mary Dick going to Columbia	Mary Dick will study at Columbia University in New York.
7	Three of our last year's graduates	Are teaching in Whittemore.
7	Eastern Star and Masonic mix	Achoth women serve refreshments at event.
7	"The Lion of Venice" Sat. eve.	Motion picture to be shown in College Auditorium.
7	Miss Anna Copley	Anna Copley misses school due to illness.
7	Friends of Lillian Arnold	Lillian Arnold married Floyd Thomas.
7	"The Unborn" coming to Cedar Falls	Production to be presented at Cotton Theatre.
7	Our advertisers	List of College Eye advertisers.
7	List of advertised letters for week ending Feb. 8
8	The Ladies College Quartet	Performed in Cedar City.
8	Mr. Abe James	Returned to school after illness.
8	Mrs. Putney	Is recovering from a throat operation.
8	Chas. Cramer	Spent last weekend on the Hill.
8	Bill Coolidge	Spent time at home and visiting friends on campus.
8	Miss Edna Sorenson	Has returned to school after an illness.
8	Chas. Lynch	Is recovering from illness.
8	Miss Lula Snider	Will be teaching in Waterloo.
8	Miss Eva Hicks	Has returned to school after visiting her father, who is ill.
8	Dr. and Mrs. Mount	Have been enjoying visits from friends.
8	Miss Leora Clemens	Has returned to school after the death of her father.
8	Euseba Bowen	Returned to school after the death of her aunt.
8	Miss Myrtle Riggs	Broke her shoulder.
8	Bob Willard	Is working in Peoria and recently visited the Hill.
8	T. C. fire dep't. called out	Smoke was from burning garbage.
8	The Jewell family	Will be moving into town.
8	Miss Roberts hostess at Valentine party
8	Prof. and Mrs. B. W. Merrill	Entertained a guest.
8	Miss McCowan a February bride	Bess McCowan married Dr. Lehman.
8	Miss Hazel Richardson	Has taken a position in Waterloo.
8	Miss Cornet Kalseim	Has recovered from her illness.
8	Mrs. Walker	Entertained friends in honor of Ida Tarbell.
8	Corrine Boovermeyer	Spent last weekend in Iowa City.
8	The Misses Rose and Emily Pipal	Visited their brother and sister-in-law.
8	Miss Miriam Miller	Is visiting friends in Cedar Falls.
8	Pres. Seerley	Attended a Teachers Association meeting in Wisconsin.
8	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.
8	Miss Hazel Davis	Spent the weekend at home in Ames.