College Eye — September 15, 1920

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Football schedule for T. C.	Schedule for the 1920 season.
1	Y. mix a decided success	Many students attended.
1	Pres. Seerley addresses Y.	Encourages students to be successful.
1	Our football leaders	Profiles Coach Doseff and Captain Whitford; photo.
1	New football material splendid; team take vigorous work-out every night; old players worried	Some players from the previous season will not be returning; new players replaced them.
1	College Band "Pep"	Encourages students to join the College Band.
1	G. O. P. club to be organized	Many have shown interest in joining; support Warren Harding and Calvin Coolidge.
1	Famous prima donna coming; will be at Cedar Falls October 6	Contralto Frances Ingram will be performing.
2	Waterloo Chautauqua this week; eighteenth annual convention of the International Lyceum and Chautauqua Association. Waterloo, Iowa.	Schedule of program.
2	Study Centers this week	Gives schedule of when professors will be out.
2	Important work by Extension Department	Does work outside of Cedar Falls by sending professors to study centers around the state.
2	Art Department	Professor Schuneman will devote all of her time to extension work; Johanna Hansen is visiting.
2	Natural Sciences	News of those in the department.
2	Foreign Language	Enrollment in Spanish is highest in history.
2	Physical Science	News of those in the department.
2	Department of Education	News of professors.
2	English Department	News of those in the department.
3	Songsters anxious to reorganize	Men encouraged to sign up for a glee club.
3	Silence is not always golden	Students tend to attend colleges that have the most propaganda.
3	Why not a special to Coe?	Encourages students to go to the game in Cedar Rapids; perhaps enough will want to attend so that they can hire a car on the interurban railway.
3	Y. W. tea	Encourages new women students to come.
4	Editorially speaking; Des Moines Register's opinion	Des Moines Register had negative opinion of T. C.'s football team because it lost a few players from last year.
4	Editorially speaking; football schedule a good one	Gives game-by-game prospects of upcoming season.
4	Editorially speaking; politics at T. C.	Encourages students to be informed about the upcoming elections.
5	New painting installed in library	Paintings by William de Leftwich Dodge; lengthy description of Dodge and his previous work.
5	Sidelights on Consolidation	Encourages consolidated schools.
6	Mr. Ramenstein new physics prof.	Replaced Professor Perrine.
6	Prof. Frampton gave recitals	Gave a recital at each of the extension schools this summer.
6	Do you know any news?	Wants students to report news to the College Eye.
6	Enthusiasm genuine	Wants students to have more school spirit.
7	Carnegie Foundation report circulated	Report harms the reputation of normal schools.
7	Stag party tonight	Fall term Men's Mix planned by YMCA.
7	Literary societies notice!	Presidents of the societies need to appoint delegates to the Forensics League.
7	Professor Pollock goes to S. U. I.	Mac H. Donaldson will take his place.
7	Official notes	Enrollment trends over previous five years; budget estimates.
8	Clawson Hall	Several men have visited.
8	Chapman Hall	Has many new residents.
8	Florence Carl	Visited campus.
8	Geniece Hollis	Entertained friends.
8	Florence Kitchen	Visited Clarksville.
8	The Bartlett Hall girls	Enjoyed movies.
8	Ferguson Hall	All rooms are taken.
8	Notes from "You're It" Hall	Several residents went visiting.
8	Mrs. J. E. Bennett	Will be house director at Bartlett Hall.
8	Ruth Kellogg	Visited home in Iowa Falls.
8	Aviator former T. C. man	J. O. Jorstad is at the Cedar Valley Fair.
8	Secretary Baker to visit Waterloo	Secretary of War Newton W. Baker will speak.
8	Sidelights on enrollment	Quick look at where ISTC students are from.
8	Senior B. A.s	Plan to be full of school spirit; several members of the class have left school.
8	Many students attend fair	Enjoyed stock exhibits and fireworks at Cedar Valley Fair.