College Eye — September 29, 1920

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Frances Ingram here Wednesday	Will perform music selection; photo.
1	Cedar Falls High wins	Against Charles City, 7-0.
1	Football season open; team stops famous Coe machine; entire game played in boiling heat	ISTC lost to Coe, 10-0.
1	Y. W. C. A. enjoys hike	Regular Saturday morning feature.
1	Campaign opened by Republicans; Harold Christiansen club president	College Republicans will hold meetings in support of Warren Harding and Calvin Coolidge.
1	Hon. Nate Kendall here Thursday	Campaigning for Governor of Iowa.
1	Democrats notice!	Will organize Cox-Roosevelt Club.
1	Rev. McLeod addressed Y meeting	Excerpts from address.
1	Y. M. membership drive on	Hope to reach every man on campus.
2	Training School News	To play Waverly this weekend.
2	Study Centers this week	Placements of professors for the week.
2	Best pep meeting in years	Applauds students' energy.
2	Y. M. holds first mid-week meeting	Included prayer and singing.
2	Physical eds have picnic	About fifty enjoyed food and games on the river.
3	Mr. Eells addresses administration club	Talks about work in Hudson, Jesup, and Orange; club elects officers.
3	New bulletin distributed	On standardization of rural school music; will be sent to all the rural schools.
3	Sidelights on Consolidation	Professor Campbell writes about consolidation across the country.
4	On using the library	Instructions on using the library wisely.
4	Editorially speaking; the teacher shortage	Greatest shortage in rural schools; will bring teachers in from outside the state.
4	Editorially speaking; students affected by new rates	Street railway rates doubled; students upset.
5	Department of Education	Professor Buffum moved into a new home; Amy Arey did institute work in South Dakota.
5	Will Teachers College have an annual this year?	If students don't raise enough money, there will not be an Old Gold this year.
5	More pictures for library	Three more paintings will be hung in the library; William de Leftwich Dodge makes further suggestions.
5	Hudson initial community meet	Students and their families from around the area met for readings and games.
6	George W. Satterthwait	Now supervising teachers in the Philippine Islands.
6	S. A. Cohagan	Is the general secretary for the Y. M. C. A.
6	Sioux Club reorganized	Meeting held; elected officers.
6	Pep Club organized	More than two hundred students attended meeting.
6	Raymond B. Leland	Is principal in San Jose, California.
6	Salient features of the Philippine educational system	Venancio Trinidad compares American education to that of the Philippines.
7	New instructor in English	Bertha Campbell joins the staff.
7	Teachers to seek place in cabinet; national association to make organized fight	Presidential Cabinet office would be established to help with teacher shortage.
7	Music notes	News of those in the department.
7	Extension division	News of instructors and their work around the state.
7	Conference of normal training schools coming	State superintendent expects at least one delegate from each school to attend.
8	Wendell Strike	Visited Cedar Falls.
8	Weir Hall news	Enjoyed breakfast picnic.
8	Chapman Hall news	Many went home for the weekend.
8	Ferguson Hall	Corda Hargesheimer's brother-in-law died.
8	Senior primary notes	News about group members.
8	Junior primaries	Roster of officers.
8	Natural science department	News of people in the department.
8	English Department	Oratorical contest to be held in six weeks.
8	Eulalian society	Programs for the upcoming weeks.
8	Commercials begin operating	First meeting held.
8	Miss Vesta Rugg	Teaching at Rudd.
8	Clio	Enjoyed picnic at golf course.
8	Alpha Society	Meeting held; went on a picnic.
8	Philo	First meeting held.