College Eye — November 17, 1920

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Training school plays C. F. High	It has been five years since T. C. has won against C. F.
1	Y. W. C. A. tea
1	Famous Russian pianist here next Tuesday; third lecture course number to be best music number of the year	Benno Moiseitsch will perform; photo.
1	Hardest game this week	Will play Des Moines College; they have a strong team.
1	Columbia game a 14-14 tie; officials play star game; Dubuque team puts up splendid fight	T. C. carried the ball well, but Columbia passed well.
1	T. C. graduates hold banquet	Banquet held at Iowa State Teachers Association conference.
2	Music	Annie Pierce gave recital in Mount Vernon.
2	Prof. Samson to retire	Has taught at the school since 1894; resignation effective June 1, 1921.
2	Director of Pratt Institute lectures	Walter Scott Perry spoke about geography, history, and art.
2	President of Swarthmore resigns	Joseph Swain was also president of the National Education Association in 1914.
2	Music	Annie Pierce gave recital in Mount Vernon.
2	Free ticket to theater	Free tickets available from ad in paper.
2	Tsukasaki tells solution of Jap problem; Archer, student volunteer, talks of life work	Excerpts from address to Y. W. and Y. M. C. A. meetings.
2	Bakkum makes hit at I. S. T. A.	Spoke about ideas on public school agriculture education.
3	Congratulations in order	Professor Hanthorn's trunk was stolen en route to Cedar Falls in August; was recovered this month.
3	Y. W. C. A. hikes	Thirty to forty have attended each hike; deemed successful by the organizers.
3	Training School News	Won against Grundy Center, 40-0; girls glee club organized.
3	Rev. McLeod addressed Y. on "Ideals"	Used proverbs to address and challenge men.
3	Indiana plans campaign for educational advance	Wants to raise national education ranking.
4	Editorially speaking; the fate of private and denominational schools	Concerned about smaller colleges consolidating due to lack of money and students.
4	News	Wants students to bring their news to the College Eye office.
4	Student working conditions on the Hill	Believes students should earn wages comparable to what non-students make.
5	State Teachers College allowed new service	Will send lantern slides about rural education to superintendents of rural schools.
5	War veterans organize	Decided not to make their own chapter of the American Legion; hope that all veterans will join.
5	The noon-day lunch	Spoke about what to serve students at noon.
5	Morningside has chosen triangular debates	Morningside team rosters.
5	Our neighbor colleges	News of nearby colleges.
6	Old Goldlette	Updates about the progress of the 1921 Old Gold.
6	Study Centers for November 20	Schedule of where professors will be this week.
6	Last week's results in football; Illinois-Wisconsin score upsets all the dope	Conference team results.
6	Bower-Wray	Genevieve Bower married Arthur Wray in Chicago.
6	Prof. Fromme to talk on Smith-Hughes home economics	Will speak to consolidated school club.
7	Extension Division	News about the study centers.
7	Philo	Met and enjoyed program.
7	Physical Education Dept.	News notes from the department.
7	Report of the Mathematics Club meeting	Hear reports of meeting in Des Moines.
7	Primary notes	News of students in that curriculum.
7	First and second year junior college	Students asked to dress like kids to come to the party.
8	Mabel Holaday	Visited Iowa City.
8	Veronica Rhody	Visited sister Miriam.
8	Marguerite Fee	Visited friends in Iowa City.
8	Naomi Severson	Visited parents.
8	Helen Senker	Visited friends at ISTC.
8	Martha Short	Visited parents in Toledo.
8	Wayne Jewell	Will teach in Alburnet.
8	Clawson Hall echoes	Topic of debate is League of Nations.
8	Dwight Kelly	Visited Waverly.
8	Bartlett Hall	News of residents.
8	Ley Hall	News of residents.
8	Mr. Goetch's Sunday School class	Over one hundred attended.
8	Achoth apartments	News of residents.
8	Remington Hall	News of residents.