College Eye — March 27, 1918

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	College men and the war; Commissioner of Education tells desire of the government	Government wants men enrolled in college to remain in college.
1	Humorous entertainment; interpretative impersonation of Dickens' characters	Lecture course will have extra number; William Sterling Battis will impersonate characters from Charles Dickens' work.
1	Cedar Falls Band concert St. Patrick's Day; Kirk Oleson and Paul Warttman featured in cornet solo	Review of the concert.
1	Scenes from Shakespearian tragedy; tonight in Gilchrist Chapel	Directed by Lenore Shanewise.
1	Teachers 2--Coe 4; women's dual debate results in Coe victory	The team at home won but the away team lost; summary of the debate.
1	Teachers 4--Morningside 2; dual debate means triumph for teachers	Debated the topic of censorship of the press during war times.
1	Teachers College basketball men on honor roll; James and Dickinson get mention on All-State Team	Abram James and Russell Dickinson led scoring throughout the season.
1	Christian audacity	Wants Christians to have more faith.
3	Senior notes	Elected officers for spring term.
3	"Spri'g has com'b"; signs of Spring	Signs around campus that spring is here.
4	Watered stock	Explains issuance of stock for non-existent property.
4	"Prepare to Live"	Those enlisted in military service will likely to return to civilian life; encourages people to plan for the future.
4	Tit for tat	Student teachers will continue their work in local schools for the remainder of the year.
4	Student Opinion; the patriotic rally	Felt insulted when the speaker suggested that the Vatican was partly responsible for the war.
5	The Inside Survey; continuation of Pres. Seerley's speech at Atlantic City, N. J. on The Inside Survey
5	Statement of the Students' Friendship War Fund; as of Feb. 1, 1918	Shows amount of money donated by students to the war effort.
5	Macy Campbell directs Third Liberty Loan for Black Hawk Co.; official call	Encourages citizens to support the war by investing their money.
6	Sunday evening	In a joint meeting of the Y. M. C. A. and the Y. W. C. A., Miss Shell spoke about the Student Volunteer Movement.
6	Red Cross	Women encouraged to keep sewing and volunteering for the Red Cross.
6	Where are you?; just dry statistics but they hide several lessons	Challenges students to think about where they should concentrate their Christian service.
6	Y. W. C. A.	Miss Heicher spoke about being a missionary in Japan.
6	Official	Letter from O. H. L. Mason describing his experiences in France; Henry Sabin died March 22, 1918.
7	A. L. Comstock	Is a purchasing agent in Atlantic City.
7	Lewis McDonald	Is sick with inflammatory rheumatism.
7	Grossman-Cobb	Dr. Raymond S. Grossman married Ruth Cobb.
7	Izola M. Sweeny	Died; was superintendent in Louisa County.
7	Mrs. La Mont A. Williams	Lives in Washington, D. C.
7	Clock set ahead March 31st	Daylight Saving Time begins.
7	Stensrud-Nelson	Lillian Stensrud married Irving Nelson.
7	Third Liberty Loan	Germany will continue to use the press to downplay the strength and resolve of the Allied nations.
7	A March breakfast	Five students got up early to enjoy a nature walk and breakfast outdoors.
8	Frank Jewel and George Bentrude	Were visiting here from Camp Dodge.
8	Ceile Schnepp	Had an operation for appendicitis.
8	Helen Burns and Mary Donahue	Were called home due to the death of a grandfather.
8	Professor Charles	Is quarantined because of chicken pox.
8	Miss Cortz	Has tonsillitis.
8	Prof. Peterson	Has enlisted and will be at Camp Funston.
8	Lucille Bentley	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
8	Mrs. John Kinzey	Has been visiting her daughter.
8	Bill Brown	Spent the weekend here with friends.
8	Dwight Davis	Is to report to Fort Jay in New York.
8	Pauline Hamilton	Left school because of an illness.
8	Olive Sessions	Visited Mrs. E. B. Farnum.
8	The following girls	Went out of town last weekend.
8	Mr. Jack Kundell	Spent the weekend with Christa Jackson.
8	Shorty Mitchell and Mark Campbell	Spent an evening on the Hill with friends.
8	Mrs. Mabel Meyer	Visited her husband at Camp Dodge.
8	Pearl Crawford, Nellie Kleese, and Margaret Knights	Spent the weekend with Mary Parkhouse in Traer.
8	Lisette Meltzer	Returned home for a time to be with her sick mother.
8	Reva Milroy	Spent the weekend in Manchester.
8	Miss Helen Brown	Spent the weekend with Mabel Munson.
8	Mrs. Prof. Davis	Will be entertaining Miss Stillwell.
8	Wayne E. Martin	Is a student at the University of Iowa; spent his recent vacation here.
8	Professor Welles	Sang a solo at the Armory in Iowa City.
8	Supt. Moeller	Was here looking for principals.
8	A director from Grundy County	Was here to hire a new teacher.
8	Supt. W. E. Collins	Was visiting the college on business.
8	Warren Proctor	Was visiting friends.
8	Mrs. Perrine	Went to visit her husband who is in radio service.
8	Supt. Wright	Was on campus hoping to hire five teachers.
8	Morning watch services for Holy Week	Schedule of topics to be discussed.