College Eye — December 11, 1918

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1	Large number of U. S. boys to enroll; college makes preparations for January 2, 1919	Will allow servicemen to enroll for full credit for the winter term.
1	College graduates 32 in fall term	Roster of graduates.
1	Student Council gives successful party; first one of its kind; to be repeated each term	Enjoyed games and refreshments.
1	Dr. Merchant closes S. A. T. C. lectures	Excerpts from address on "The Philosophical Background of the War"; sixth and last lecture of the series.
1	Winter enrollment reaches lowest mark; not complete, however, until discharged men enroll January 2, 1919	890 enrolled so far for the winter term; enrollment will be extended until January 2 to allow for returning servicemen.
1	Conservation exercises held last Friday	Present program on food conservation.
1	Hear Ye! Hear Ye!; buy your Christmas gifts at the Y. W. C. A.
1	Scholarship committee for T. C. approved; Dr. Frank Ivan Merchant and Registrar Cory to serve	Work will involve assessing work of transfer students.
1	Christmas service Sunday 6:10 p.m.	Will feature music by glee clubs and faculty soloists.
1	College S. A. T. C. to demobilize Dec. 15; government issues order to disband all units; many men plan to remain in college	President Seerley receives orders from the War Department; description of the activities of the unit.
1	Nativity play staged Thursday evening; second cabinet of Y. W. C. A. will present "The Night of the Star"	Will tell Christmas story from viewpoint of shepherds.
1	Red Cross appeal greater than ever; everyone expected to answer the Christmas roll call	Still seeking funds for US military forces and for the devastated areas in Europe.
2	The War Department is seeking to organize educational work.	Education in camps across America and Europe; suggestion.
2	In 1916 the public schools were closed	Reasons for school closings and suggestion for prevention; believes much sickness could be avoided by providing proper ventilation of school houses.
2	The Pennsylvania General Assembly	Bill to raise teacher's salaries.
2	The name kindergarten originated	German descent and United States use.
2	St. Paul is going to try out the all year school.	Will try four twelve week terms.
2	United States has its own public schools	To demonstrate progressive education.
2	From W. C. Schluter	Tells of military service in France.
2	Alfred Sorensen writes from Carruther's Field	Has been training in aviation.
2	From Hon. B. W. McKeen	Expresses gratitude for being elected to the General Assembly.
2	From Samuel F. Hersey	Tells of experience in military service in France.
3	Home Economics party	Enjoyed costume party.
3	Last two "Y. W." meetings addressed by Professors Charles and Walters	Presented Christmas message.
3	An appreciation	SATC appreciates the welcome that they have received on campus.
3	Good bye and good luck	Memories of work in the SATC.
4	Married at Council Bluffs	Emma Dahlin-Ingalls married Herbert Thomas.
4	Miss Edna Sheriff	Edna Sheriff will go to work for the IRS.
4	Sophomore B.A.'s have class party	Enjoy all class mix.
4	Bartlett Hall adopts two French orphans	Saving money from carfare to send to France.
4	Eells U. W. W. organization manager at Camp Dodge	Soldiers there have raised over $13,000.
4	Lieut. Ary back from France	Served overseas for six months; returned to US to serve as instructor.
4	Prof. Peterson returns in June	Hopes to complete army YMCA work by then.
4	Professors planning to come back	Professors Perrine, Palmer, and Van Oot hope to return to campus after completing their war work.
4	Faculty and office changes	Roster of appointments and resignations.
4	To pave 27th street?	As part of developing road system south of campus.
4	Basketball chances are bright	Brief summary of prospects for the season.
4	Gladys Lynch writes high school song	Words to the song.