College Eye — April 7, 1920

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Baseball prospects bright; several good hitters out	Review of players' abilities.
1	Prizes offered amateurs; play writers contest	Central Council for Nursing Education will award $500 for the best full-length play about the life of Florence Nightingale.
1	College High gives operetta; Lass of Limerick coming	Proceeds from April 15 and 16 performances will benefit the High School Athletic fund.
1	Trained actress human; Madame Hammer Co. here Friday	Madame Borgney Hammer will present Ibsen's works.
1	Industrial meet held; Y. W. C. A. meets in Waterloo	Industrial Girls' Council of Waterloo will host campus Y. W. C. A. for dinner.
1	Y. M. C. A.	B. A. Jensen should be contacted concerning employment options.
1	Cabinet goes to conference; Y. M. C. A. men meet	State Y. M. C. A. convention was held in Marshalltown.
1	University lecturer here; coming April 22	University of Iowa English Department head Hardin Craig will speak on campus.
1	Official letter to teachers; Pres. Cram writes Iowa tutors	Summary of recent and proposed legislation concerning teaching.
1	Lhevinne inspires audience	Review of Josef Lhevinne's piano performance on campus.
2	Davis Hall diary	News from the boarding house.
3	Senior B. A. notes	Happenings within the senior class.
3	Justice Hall	News from the boarding house.
3	T. C. "grad" to play new role	Thirteen students attended dinner at Helen Klingaman's home.
4	Editorially Speaking	Says that teachers should uphold proper and moral behavior in order to set a good example for their students.
4	President Iowa State Teachers Association	Fred Cram made a visit to campus on March 31, while on his way to I. S. T. A. meeting.
5	Alpha notes	News from the Alpha Literary Society.
5	Ossoli program	Topic of spring clothing styles was explored at Ossoli meeting.
5	Rural Department	News from the Department of Rural Education.
5	Social science	News from the Department of Government.
5	Foreign language	News from the Department of Romance Languages.
5	English Department	News from the Department of English; oratory contest proceeding.
6	The analysis	Editor responds to letter that supports literary societies on campus.
6	Helping the school	Supports the continuation of literary societies on campus.
7	See Yourself in the Funny Column	Humorous quotes and anecdotes heard on campus.
7	T. C. graduates get good wages	Three students have secured good teaching salaries.
8	Gladys Parker	Visited campus while home for Easter.
8	Dorothea Speicher	Visited her sister Josephine.
8	Lois Brown and Erma Mauss	Spent Easter Sunday with Helen Kubik at her home in Belle Plaine.
8	Christine and Hulda Klein	Visited their home in Alden.
8	Wilma Large	Visited campus.
8	Miss Young	Visited campus to see Amy Arey and learn Lhevinne.
8	Alice Wood	Visited campus.
8	The mothers of Zelda Davis, Lena White and Miss Fobes	Visiting their daughters.
8	Marie Purdy	Visiting her mother on College Hill; teaching Domestic Science in Independence.
8	Jasper Wilbur	Promoted to Assistant Chief in the chemistry laboratory of the plant he works at.
8	Miss Utley	Visited her parents in Cedar Rapids.
8	Gladys Parker	Visited campus to learn Lhevinne speak.
8	Frank Johnson	Visited friends on campus.
8	Irma Miller	Visited friends and family on the Hill.
8	Bartlett Hall	News from the dormitory.
8	Ley Hall	News from the boarding house.
8	Chapman Hall news	News from the boarding house.
8	Grace Barnes	Grace Barnes is home for spring vacation
8	Ward Hall	News from the boarding house.