College Eye — January 28, 1920

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Seniors may have dark horse	Officials were selected for senior men's basketball competition against the juniors to be played at the beginning of the Cornell game.
1	Party, a big success; Goetch's class	Games held in Sunday School class; next week's topic will be "The Inner Attitude."
1	The Irving Society	Officers were elected.
1	Reduced fare for delegates; conference Feb. 17-19	To increase attendance, discounted fares have been offered for delegates to the Consolidated School Conference on campus.
1	Teachers trounce Penn 28-13; Cornell here Friday; pep club and band will be out	Teachers College held the lead throughout the home basketball game against Penn College; senior B. A. quintet will perform at Cornell game.
1	Big attendance at Y. M. C. A.; Detroit convention reported	Professors Irving Hart and George Mount spoke on their experiences at a convention in Detroit; students Nelson Hersey and Elmer Schindler led discussion at next meeting.
1	New Y. W. C. A. constitution	Constitution was amended in order for the group to send delegates to the national convention in Cleveland.
1	Book illustrated by Doseff	Ivan Doseff has illustrated a children's book entitled, "Our Little Bulgarian Cousin," in the Little Cousin series.
1	Five decades in education; Dr. Winship gives address	Extensive summary of Dr. A. E. Winship's address on "Five Decades of Educational Progress."
1	End of a perfect day	Students were entertained at the home of Professor Hugh Buffum.
3	Senior B. A. notes	Senior class enjoyed sleigh ride; Jerry Walker will leave to become superintendent in Dumont; senior men will play junior men in basketball game at opening of Cornell game.
3	Foreign Language	News from the Department of Romance Languages.
4	Editorially Speaking	Encourages responsible voting in College Eye election; asks students for good attendance at Cornell game; claims college gives people the opportunity to choose their life's work.
4	College Eye staff 1920-21	Candidates for election are announced.
4	The Soviet ark	Supports the recent deportation of several illegal aliens of Russian descent.
5	English Department	News from the Department of English.
5	Music Department	News notes from the Departments of Orchestral Music and Public School Music.
5	Rural Department	News from the Department of Rural Education.
6	Official notes	Professor Getchell turned down position at University of Wisconsin; Superintendent Spaulding, of Cleveland, accepted new position at Yale University.
6	Born, Dec. 1	Former student Jessie Barnes, now Mrs. Harry Hummel, gave birth to a daughter, Elaine Marie.
7	See Yourself in the Funny Column	Humorous quotes and anecdotes heard on campus.
8	Miss Anna Owers	Addressed the Y. M and Y. W. C. A.
8	Russell Dickinson and Abram James	Not able to officiate basketball games because the games were called off.
8	Miss Hazel Cole	On the sick list, as is Blanche Henak.
8	Marjorie Hammer	Shopped in Waterloo with her mother.
8	The Shake-Aristo societies	Held their first dance of the year.
8	We can be thankful	Roster of students hospitalized with influenza; outbreak not as widespread as last year; there have been some mumps cases.
8	Lindsay Robinson	Visited his father, Superintendent J. E. Robinson.
8	Reinbeck defeated the Training School	The score of the basketball game was 15 to 12.
8	Miss Isabel Proctor	Married George I. Flath.
8	Bates Hall	News notes from the boarding house.
8	Bartlett Hall	News from the dormitory.
8	Ward Hall	News from the boarding house.
8	McLaughlin Hall	News from the boarding house.
8	Ley Hall	News from the boarding house.
8	Bachelor Hall	News from the boarding house.