College Eye — October 20, 1920

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Football captain returns to T. C.; will bolster backfield	Lawrence Whitford is eligible for football.
1	Donaldson tells of life at Oxford; gives first hand information about great English University	Donaldson was a Rhodes scholar, who spoke at a recent YMCA meeting.
1	Teachers win second home game; Penn outplayed throughout contest	Score was 21-0; recap of the game.
1	Noted speaker here Saturday	Former Governor of Pennsylvania Martin G. Brumbaugh will speak.
1	Y. W. C. A. meeting	Consider changes in membership criteria.
1	Homecoming to be October 30; alumni will see Parsons game; every student will be a booster	Activities are being arranged.
1	T. C. graduate in Czecko-Slovakia	Emily Pipal is working with the Junior Red Cross.
2	Miss Hooper resigns	Will take position in New York.
2	Republican Club meeting	Carlton Sias addresses group.
2	Assistant coach proving valuable	Dr. Powers assists Coach Doseff.
2	Senator De Wolf speaks to Democrats	Summary of remarks at Cox-Roosevelt Club meeting.
2	Professor Peterson goes to Laramie, Wyo.	Henry Peterson will become head of political science department at University of Wyoming.
3	Mr. Hart goes to Terre Haute	Will attend education conference.
3	Cram attends social work conference	Professor Cram was selected to go to the Iowa State Teachers Conference on Social Work.
3	Methodist Student Council meeting	Roster of officers.
3	Orchestra adopts new policy; plan for extension initiated	The College Orchestra will now allow members of the community to join and perform with the group.
3	Team meets old rivals; expect to overcome famous jinx	Will play Dubuque.
4	From our neighboring colleges	News from colleges in Eastern Iowa.
4	Student Council organized	Roster of officers.
4	Editorially speaking; contribute liberally to a worthy cause	Encourages students to give money to the Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A.
4	The League of Nations	Professor Wester hopes opposing viewpoint will respond.
5	Training School News	Football team defeated Reinbeck, 31-0.
5	Football scores last week	Scores of all conference football teams.
5	Miss Sheriff goes to Africa	Edna Sheriff will be a missionary with the United Presbyterian Board.
5	Hulda Kline to enter missionary work in India	Visited campus before departing.
5	Y. to give all-school party
5	The absent voters law	Encourages students to vote by absentee ballot if they are unable to go to the polls on election day.
6	Study centers for October 23	Roster of assignments for the week.
6	West High beats Cedar Falls on local field	Score was 21-6.
6	Students lead Y meeting	Three students spoke at meeting; excerpts from their addresses.
7	Board of sponsors meet	Consider matters of student welfare.
7	Extension division	Roster of current extension assignments.
7	Commercial news	News about students engaged in commercial studies or work.
7	Natural Science Dept.	Faculty will do some seining on the Cedar River in order to help preserve game fish.
8	Senior B. A.	News notes about members of the class.
8	McKinstry Hall	News notes about residents.
8	Harmony Hall echoes	News notes about residents.
8	Helen Van der Veer	Teaching in Rock Rapids.
8	Verne Roderick	Visited friends.
8	The Y. W. C. A. cabinet	Stayed at Willard Hall.
8	Bartlett Hall	News notes about residents.
8	Remington Hall	News notes about residents.
8	Chapman Hall news	News notes about residents.
8	Clio-Orios have party
8	Eulalians	Officers installed; enjoyed program and refreshments.
8	Physical Education Notes	Meriam Brock went home with appendicitis.
8	Zeta Society	Breakfast was served to new members.
8	Al Faber	Visited Cedar Falls.