College Eye — February 9, 1921

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Exercises in honor of Lincoln, February 14, 1921	Brief program of exercises.
1	C. S. A. news	St. Patrick's Church women entertain Catholic students.
1	Intercollegiate oratorical contest soon; Miss Cordts to give oration next Tuesday	Contest will take place at Iowa Wesleyan College.
1	Prof. Eells speaks Sunday night	On growth and development of Christian life.
1	Vote for representative students	Will be featured in the Old Gold.
1	Colleges speak glowingly of noted speaker	Preview of speaker J. Stitt Wilson.
1	Teachers win two games; team far superior to opponents; Buena Vista falls 32-6 and Morningside 21-14
1	Dubuque college next opponent	Will be challenging game.
1	Archer to lead Y. M. tonight	Former student Clifford Archer will speak.
1	Valentine party	Announcement of Methodist party in poetic form.
2	Aristo-Shake	Held joint literary program.
2	Lincoln Memorial to be observed Monday	GAR will attend as will student veterans.
2	Bakkum leads Wednesday night meeting	Brief profile of former student Glenn Bakkum.
2	Miss May Smith head of Bartlett Hall	Ruth Utley resigns; Professor Smith will take up duties until another head is hired.
2	Law schools attract three students	Drake University Law school drew two students and one went to Iowa City.
2	The Wesley Club	Weekly meeting held; have heard series of talks on character.
3	Training School News	Won against East Waterloo, 24-7.
4	Editorially speaking; the soldiers' bonus	Wants Congress to give soldiers their bonuses.
4	Dormitory photos being shown throughout the country	Dormitory plans are hailed as being prototypes for other universities.
4	Editorially speaking; would you ever have suspected it?	Disturbed that many in the US are illiterate.
5	Iowa headliner in education says A. E. Winship	Iowa's quality of education is high when ranked with other states.
5	New book on mechanical drawing out	Professor Bailey wrote book that is gaining national attention.
5	Study centers Feb. 12	Placements of instructors for the week.
5	Miss Call making studies in southern California	Former professor studies women's clubs.
6	Social Science	Social Science Club rejuvenated; temporary Patagonia Club disbanded; roster of officers.
6	Manual Arts Dept.	News notes from the department.
6	Natural Sciences	News notes on faculty activity for the week.
6	Commercial notes	Commercial Club hears attorney speak on commercial law.
6	Primary dept.	News notes on students in the curriculum.
7	Railway rate increase hits extension work	New fares are costing the Extension Division at least $700 more than under the old rate schedule.
7	Second year kindergarten	Student teachers made new furnishings for the room.
7	First year Junior College	Held a banquet with a program.
7	Prof. G. W. Walters speaks to Y. M. and Y. W. Sunday evening	Spoke on the parable about sowing seed.
7	Bartlett Hall	Ten-year-old Ruth Pickard gave violin concert; new notes on other residents.
7	Cory writes from Florida	Enjoying golf in the South.
7	Chemistry Department	Having trouble securing alcohol for classes because of Prohibition; P. Victor Peterson is studying at Stanford.
8	Miss Florence Freeman	Will teach in Colfax.
8	Miss Mary Stone	Entertained friends.
8	Chancey and Maggie Akins	Visited their aunt, Laura Bailey.
8	Winifred Dougherty	Has been sick.
8	Wesley Club	Will hold party.
8	Myron Begeman	Will soon return to his studies; his wife and child will remain in Cedar Falls for awhile.
8	Attorney C. M. Parker	Addressed Commercial Club.
8	Mildred Blumer	Will teach in Albert City.
8	Gwendolyn Noble	Went home for surgery.
8	Miss Sylvia Dolecheck	Left school due to injury.
8	Bonnie and Coon Hansen	Will leave school and go to Des Moines.
8	Miss Loretta Doherty	Has been sick.
8	Miss Luse	Mother's health is improving.
8	Miss Frances Hersey	Working as a nurse; visited parents.
8	Miss Inez Peterson	Attending wedding in Bode.
8	Prof. C. H. Meyerholz	Went to North Dakota.
8	Prof. S. A. Lynch	Has been sick.
8	Al Faber	Visited campus.
8	Tammany Hall	News notes from the boarding house.
8	Harmony Hall news	News of residents.
8	Clawson Hall echoes	News notes from the boarding house.
8	Achoth Apartments	News of residents.
8	Chapman Hall	Poem incorporating hall news.
8	Philos entertain sisters	Hosted Alphas; enjoyed dancing, cards, and speakers.