College Eye — December 8, 1920

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Triangular debate a tie; negative teams win for all three schools	T. C.'s negative team won against Simpson.
1	California to reorganize normal school	Graduates from other colleges not up to California standards will not be able to teach in the state.
1	First winter term lecture tonight; three numbers during winter quarter	The Zoellner Quartette will perform.
1	Miss Huglin goes to California	Will visit Berkeley, Pasadena, and Riverside, among other locations.
1	Winter oratorical next week	An interstate contest representative will be chosen from a field of seven contestants..
1	Program on consolidated school conference	Speakers and their topics.
1	Athletic special next week	Will feature the football team in next week's paper.
1	University research lecture here Dec. 15	Dr. H. L. Rietz will lecture about correlation and application to scientific problems.
1	Administration Club to meet	New meeting time to accommodate charter members.
2	Training School News	Kenneth Starbuck received honorable mention at the state convention.
2	34 students finish courses	Roster of those who received certificates or diplomas.
2	Student reception at Christian Church, Fri. 7:30 p. m.
3	W. L. Wallace takes position in Government Department	Taking the position vacated by Henry Peterson; profile of Professor Wallace.
3	Educational notes	News of other teacher colleges.
3	Faculty contributions appear in leading educational magazines	Brief survey of some recent faculty publications.
3	First Y. M. meeting of term a general discussion meeting	Members spoke about the various aspects of the Y. M. C. A.
4	Editorially speaking; students of central Europe in critical condition	Compares economic state of European schools to American ones at the request of Herbert Hoover.
4	Editorially speaking; lest we forget	Laments that the recent election depended heavily on the League of Nations.
5	Doing in other colleges	Happenings in conference schools.
5	A final examination	Professor Getchell takes an introspective look at education.
6	Extension Division	Professor Slacks will work in Extension; many copies of Professor Ries's nature study pamphlet distributed.
6	Study centers Dec. 11th	Schedule of where professors will be this week.
6	Sidelights on Consolidation	Professor Campbell examines the factors leading to success in a consolidated school.
7	Former T. C. student finishes course in nursing	Frances M. Hersey completes studies.
7	Music Dept.	Leora Doolittle will sing solo part in The Messiah.
7	Commercial news	Commercial Club will meet.
7	Eulalian society	Roster of new officers.
7	Homerian notes	Held meeting with floral theme.
7	Philo	Roster of elected officers for winter term.
7	Miss Laura Benedict	Professor Benedict is still sick.
7	The Charivari	Poem.
8	Clawson Hall echoes	Welcomes new members.
8	Owing to the fatal illness of her father	Dorothy Mills was called home.
8	Charles Addington	Working as traveling salesman.
8	Bertha Van de Brake	Will teach in Cotter.
8	Peter Jorgensen	On campus looking for teachers.
8	Johanna Teerink	Went home for awhile.
8	Announcements were received	Lillian Specht married Harry Larsen.
8	Miss Alice Dixon	Visited campus.
8	Josephine Dunn	Called home.
8	Friends of Miss Ann Tiedens	Ann Tiedens married Fred Miller.
8	John Glenn	Visited campus.
8	Violet Weaver	Visited friends in Cedar Rapids.
8	Nate Fields	Back at ISTC.
8	Herluf Strandskov	Will teach near Canadian border.
8	Wendell Strike	Visited campus.
8	Word had been received	Frances McMahon, Dolly Mahood, and others are doing well at Sioux Falls.
8	Hazel Ames and Lillian Thomas	Back at ISTC.
8	Harmony Hall Echoes	News notes about residents.
8	Enrollment larger than last year	Total enrollment winter term 1920 is 1294, which is fifty more students than last year.
8	Edyth Garrett	Will teach in Geneva.
8	Achoth Apartments	News of residents.
8	Miss Riggs back from three months vacation	Toured western United States.
8	Miss Rice in consultative service in Story County	Also has other assignments.