College Eye — March 2, 1921

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Wesley Club	Will have Baptist speaker.
1	Miss Hersey takes up county nurse work	Frances M. Hersey is assistant county nurse of Wright County.
1	No College Eye next week	Will not print due to contract agreement.
1	Tournament this week; best teams in Iowa coming; games will start Friday morning	High school basketball tournament to be held at T. C. and hosted by the T. C. Club.
1	Last game of season Thursday; team will take on Buena Vista College for final game	Expected to win easily.
1	Brighten up Y. M. rooms	Presbyterian Church women made curtains in exchange for volunteer work.
1	Everyone pleased with Stitt Wilson; every meeting well attended	Held attention through all meetings.
1	College Eye election today; be sure to cast your ballot	Encourages subscribers to vote.
1	Dubuque outplayed in last half; locals lose by slow work in first half	Lost, 34-20.
1	Drinkwater at Teachers College; English dramatist draws overflow crowd	Description of John Drinkwater's remarks and stay in the city.
2	Physical Science	X-ray machine has been added to demonstration room.
2	Physical Education	Faculty had tea for students.
2	Home Economics news	House furnishing and decorating class will begin.
2	Announcements	Candidates for College Eye election.
2	Natural Science	News notes from the department; Professor Arey is preparing a new display for the Museum.
3	Training School News	Won city championship against Cedar Falls; score was 24-10.
3	Social Science Club	Immigration was discussed.
3	Vote Today!	College Eye staff elections.
4	Editorially speaking; untitled	Has been criticism about including international news in the College Eye.
4	Untitled	Wants students to be friendly to high school students who come for the basketball tournament because they are prospective T. C. students.
4	Untitled	Wants to organize a wrestling team next year.
4	Untitled	Encourages students who have bad grades to quit school and pursue other vocations.
4	Editorially speaking; about grades	Believes students should put schoolwork first and limit involvement in extracurricular activities.
4	Editorially speaking; do you know the reason?	Asks students why attendance is down at school dances from last year.
5	What's the use?	Professor Hart explores the purpose of Christian duty.
5	Where sentiment outweighs good judgments	German language study is being taken out of some schools because of bitter feelings over World War I.
5	Untitled	Thankful that students don't have to pledge to new building funds, as they do in private schools.
5	Doing in other colleges	News from colleges around the state.
5	No doubt about the standing of our speakers	No faculty member has accepted money for speaking engagements.
5	Regarding the city championship	Clarification of T. C. H. S. basketball stats.
6	Philo meeting	Elections held.
6	Ossoli	Regular meeting held; officers elected.
6	The English Club	Regular meeting held; faculty and students deliver talks.
6	Primary Dept.	News notes.
6	Nature study bulletin ready	More than 4500 copies of work by Professor Ries have been requested.
6	Study centers March 5	Placements for the week.
7	Shake	Held meeting on Irish theme.
7	Tammany Hall	News notes from the boarding house.
7	Davis Hall diary	News notes from the boarding house.
7	Election of Y. W. C. A. officers	Encourages voting.
7	Extension Division	News notes; nature study bulletin is popular.
7	English Department	News notes.
7	Commercial news	News notes on students from the department.
7	Homerian	Enjoy program of readings and music.
7	Study centers Feb. 26	Placements of instructors for the week.
8	Ruth Meade's mother	Visited campus.
8	Muriel Welstead	Teaching in Hudson.
8	Louise Johnson	Teaching at Manchester.
8	Glenn Bakkum	Attended campus lecture.
8	Teachers College faculty members	Edwin Darsie will direct singing at Presbyterian church.
8	Lee Dunlap	Visited Cedar Falls for football game.
8	Walter Schmidt	Teaching in Floyd.
8	Fred Kaltenbach	Visited campus for lecture.
8	Ivan Fenn	Visited College Hill.
8	Mr. and Mrs. Cory	Should return soon from their southern trip.
8	Tracy Hodsdon	Visited campus.
8	David Meyer	Visited Cedar Falls.
8	Prof. and Mrs. E. E. Watson	Entertained Mathematics Department.
8	Students living on the south side of College Hill	Helped put out house fire.
8	Noel Logan	Visited Cedar Falls.
8	Ina Smith's father	Here for a visit; Ina Smith will soon begin her new position.
8	Eve Shoemaker	Visited Independence.
8	Hazel Martin and Marie Vietor	Visited Ackley.
8	Helen Snelson	Visited Waterloo.
8	Maecile Christensen	Visited Clarksville.
8	Miss Stevenson	Visiting Mary Parkhouse.
8	Harriet Horne	Visited Marian Walker.
8	Vera Whistler	Visited sister Helen.
8	Pearl Murphy	Visited cousin in Waterloo.
8	Miss Luse	Attending meeting in Atlantic City.
8	Gladys Clifton	Attended wedding.
8	Miss Winifred Tunell	YWCA student secretary visited campus.
8	Cecile Morain	Visited friend.
8	Ethel Martin	Visited home in Ackley.
8	Lorena Hersman	Back in school after illness.
8	Miss Lang and Miss Carl	Attended lecture.
8	Miss Mahachek	Visited sisters Joy and Ruth.
8	Clawson Hall news	News from the boarding house.
8	Bartlett Hall	News of residents.
8	Achoth Apartments	News of residents.
8	Chapman Hall news	News from the boarding house.
8	Miss Jongewaard	Visiting daughter Mina.