College Eye — November 11, 1920

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Dr. Smith in Turkey during massacres; tells Y. M. and Y. W. of harrowing experiences	Tells about experiences in Turkish Armenia.
1	Orchestra will give concert	Performance program.
1	Public recital by music students	Roster of students and their work.
1	Ellsworth defeated by top-heavy score; team plays Columbia next Saturday; fifth straight victory by 38-0 score	ISTC played an inexperienced team.
1	Enji Tsukasaki; a noted Japanese coming Friday to spend weekend at T. C.	Will speak at student volunteer meeting of the YWCA.
1	Dr. Longwell denies report	Head of Highland Park College believes there is no shortage in teachers; other reports seem to indicate that there is a considerable shortage..
1	Second lecture number Monday; Walter Scott Perry will lecture on "India, its picturesque life and street scenes" and "the life, religion, and art of t	Profile of the speaker.
1	Student autoed to Sunday school	Cedar Falls churches used cars to transport students.
1	Mr. Conrad to give recital at Lisbon
2	Bartlett Hall party	Held Halloween party; description of long celebration.
2	Last week's scores; where they play this week	Conference schools' scores and upcoming games.
2	Our neighbor colleges	News of area conference colleges.
2	Training School News	Defeated Osage, 7-0.
3	C. S. A. A. notes	About forty new members initiated.
3	Miss Hooper working in New York	Working for textbook publisher there.
3	Former football stars regret missing Homecoming	Excerpts from letters from students who could not come to campus.
3	Expect hard game at Dubuque; our chance to even up old scores	History of games with Dubuque.
3	Music Department	News notes on music students.
3	Bartlett Hall	News of residents.
3	Debating teams chosen	For triangular debate against Morningside and Simpson; will debate question of federal government influence on labor disputes.
4	Editorially speaking; November 11 should be legal holiday	Should remember the great sacrifices that those in military service made.
4	Thanksgiving Spirit	Wants to celebrate Thanksgiving at home with a break from school.
4	Are you anti-American?	Encourages people to accept all other Americans.
5	An Armistice Day story with a moral; Terrence Bryan Black was a student of I. S. T. C.	Originally printed in the Sunday paper.
5	Harold Shoemaker has narrow escape	Was attacked and robbed in China; has been doing educational work in Japan and Siberia.
6	America's influences in the Philippines	Venancio Trinidad addresses meeting.
6	Two Bartlett Hall girls send telegram	Women sent telegram encouraging Ellsworth to win the football game against I. S. T. C.
6	Study Centers Nov. 13	Schedule of where teachers will be working.
6	Sidelights on Consolidation	Professor Campbell talks about trends in school consolidation.
7	Homerian notes	Installed new officers and told stories.
7	Alphas entertain	Entertained Philomathean Society.
7	Mr. Goetch's S. S. class	Ninety-five students attended.
7	Delta Phi Delta	Pledges entertain members.
7	Primary News	Students held Halloween party.
7	English Dept.	Professor Martin is coaching the oratory contestants.
8	Gertrude Keneally	Visited home in Jesup.
8	Velma Blocker, Helen Trummer, and Hulda Keller	Practice teaching in Waterloo.
8	Verne Roderick	Visited friends on the Hill.
8	Tracy Hodsdon	Has recovered from illness.
8	Ruth Watts	Teaching in Britt.
8	John Lucas	Back in school.
8	Ethel Martin	Visited her mother.
8	Bettie Hart	Visited home in Belle Plaine.
8	Helen Strickland	Visited Parkersburg.
8	Miss Pearl Murphy and Ruth Gibson	Entertained friends.
8	Hope Foote and Maude McVey	Visited Training School.
8	Harmony Hall echoes	News of residents.
8	McHall News	News about residents; had a good Halloween celebration.
8	T. C. graduate has important position in Michigan	Genevieve Knight works in a part-time school for young people who already have jobs.
8	Chapman Hall news	News of residents.
8	Senior B. A. notes
8	Achoth Apartments	News of residents.
8	Eula Lyons	Visited ISTC friends.