College Eye — January 26, 1921

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Des Moines game Saturday; Parsons game called off
1	Ruffnex put up grand game	T. C. won, 26-4.
1	"Y" secretary tells of industrial problems; John A. Dyre speaks on "The Human Relationship to Industry"	Excerpts from his address.
1	Team beats Lennox, 24-22	Basketball performance much improved.
1	Heads Chemistry Dept.	Mary Doherty will head chemistry department at Kenosha, Wisconsin, High School.
1	A new state song---"Iowa, Proud Iowa"	Virginia Wright Logan taught under President Seerley in Oskaloosa.
1	Miss Greve goes to Cedar Rapids	Edith Greve took teaching position there.
1	Students to take up nursing	Mildred Newton will study nursing at Northwestern University.
1	Hon. J. Stitt Wilson	Will speak about "Constructive Christian Democracy".
1	Mrs. Booth thoroly enjoyed; Maude Ballington Booth delivers splendid address on prison reform
1	Legislative sidelights on consolidation	Professor Campbell offers brief history of consolidation in Iowa; previews legislation.
2	Campbell speaks to county supervisors	Spoke of consolidating schools.
2	Untitled	Professor Eells spoke to leading agricultural authorities.
2	Study Centers January 29	Locations of professors for the week.
2	The Wesley Club	Organized club; elected officers.
2	Noted minister dead	Former student Edwin Grant Copeland died.
2	Orth tells of life at West Point	Leonard Orth writes of his experiences there.
3	Training School News	Won against Nashua (18-16) and Reinbeck (27-23).
3	Y. W. C. A. news	Thirty-five women attended informal meeting.
3	"Eat a lot for me" on Feb. 1; day chosen as Y. W. C. A. invisible guest day	Students can purchase an extra meal and the proceeds will help world hunger.
4	Editorially speaking; time to announce candidacy	Staff election to be held soon.
4	Editorially speaking; how about some more pep?	Encourages school spirit.
4	Editorially speaking; a valuable historical sketch	Professor Campbell's "Sidelights on Consolidation" is widely circulated in other newspapers.
4	Doing in other colleges	Happenings in college campuses across Iowa.
4	Editorially speaking; the need	Encourages future teachers to be well-educated themselves.
6	Committee on conferences meets	Consolidated schools discussed.
6	Y. M. and Y. W. meeting	Professor Wallace spoke on the "Brotherhood of Man".
6	With the seniors	Will have a bob party.
6	Home Economics Club	Enjoyed dinner at Professor Read's home.
7	English Department	News notes on the department.
7	Commercial notes	News notes on the department.
7	Chresto	Enjoyed mid-winter party.
7	Extension Division	News; credit Extension classes being offered.
8	Bartlett Hall	News of residents.
8	Misses Myrtle Abrahamson and Helen Martin	Visited Iowa City.
8	Misses Angela Goodenow and Anna Olson	Have been sick.
8	Miss Lydia Jensen's sister	Visited Lydia.
8	The second grade teachers	Heard that Vera Duncan would be with them soon.
8	Miss Dorothy Sands	Visited Waterloo.
8	Miss Myrtle Sherwood	Suffering from nervousness.
8	Miss Hilda Dondelinger	Father died.
8	Miss Irma Montgomery	Has been sick.
8	Miss Myrtle Green	Visited Vinton.
8	Dr. F. N. Mead	Visited Ames to inspect health services there.
8	Mrs. Louise Bowman Gayler	Visited campus.
8	Tracy Hodsdon	Teaching at University of Dubuque.
8	Miss Edna Boyles	Visited Independence.
8	Edna Harris	Went home due to her father's illness.
8	Miss Duncan	Continuing recovery from rheumatism.
8	Leona Spragg	Back in school after illness.
8	Members of Delta Phi Delta	Entertained in honor of Hazel Johnson.
8	Vesta Weaver	Visiting friends.
8	Irma Wagner	Visited parents in Waterloo.
8	Keith Cook	Back in school.
8	Mrs. Ora L. Frederick	Visited campus.
8	Miss Josie Rogers	Went home due to illness.
8	Edith Greve	Will teach in Cedar Rapids.
8	Word received	Leora Doolittle is recovering from operation
8	Lawrence Putney	Assisting on family farm.
8	Mary White	Visited parents in Cedar Falls.
8	Marie Purdy	Teaching in Independence.
8	Helen Strickland	Went to Parkersburg.
8	Miss Bernice Greve	Visiting sister Edith.
8	Hope Foote	Teaching in Charles City.
8	Achoth Apartments	News of residents.
8	Sigma Tau Delta	Hosted tea.
8	Harmony Hall echoes	News of residents.
8	Burnell Hall news	News of residents.
8	Chapman Hall news	News notes about residents.
8	Dorrell House	Two residents participated in a wedding.
8	Fraternity dance	Hobos and Xanhos hosted.
8	The Alphas	Entertained with Japanese program.