College Eye — March 30, 1921

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Many former students visit Teachers College	N. E. I. T. A. meets in Waterloo.
1	Waterloo convention a success; leaders are chosen; Macy Campbell as president	Largest number of people attended N. E. I. T. A. conference.
1	Track work very encouraging; shortage in quantity will be more than compensated by quality	Strengths are in sprinting and weights.
1	Ralph Dennis tells of Bolshevism	Explains the soviet system of government.
1	College journalists meet at Ames	Fifth annual convention of College Press Association.
1	Geo. D. Strayer speaks at N. E. I. T. A.	Spoke on the crisis of American education.
1	Easter morning services	Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. met for Easter service in auditorium.
2	Consolidation going on in spite of depression	Progress despite agricultural problems.
2	Prof. Frampton's piano receives notice by Chicago society	Piano is bigger and has more tension in wires than most.
2	Homerians hold annual banquet at Black tea room, Sat. Mar. 19; many there--old and new members and faculty	Over seventy in attendance.
2	Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.	Held an Easter service.
2	Eberhardt-Shillinglaw	Lena Eberhardt married George Shillinglaw.
3	Training School News	Three students on state honor roll.
3	Dorothy Cundy	Died unexpectedly of scarlet fever.
3	Y. W. C. A. news; women's hotel opens in Philadelphia	National news.
4	Editorially speaking; is there such thing as a "fool proof" system?	Concerned that students do not know what a call number is or what the card catalogue is.
4	Editorially speaking; what is wrong with all-school party	Believes we should have moral teaching with dancing.
5	Doing in other colleges	Happenings on other college campuses.
5	Extension Division	News about the service and its faculty.
5	Study Centers April 2	Professor placements for the week.
5	School superintendents class studies budgets, records, and teacher situation	Class for consolidated school superintendents explores many aspects of schools.
6	Aristo	Officers installed.
6	Social Science Club	Venancio Trinidad talks on present conditions of Philippines.
6	Orange wins state judging honors	Won annual corn and small grain judging contest.
6	Sidelights on Consolidation	Professor Campbell talks about progress in the field.
7	Clawson Hall echoes	News from the boarding house.
7	Van Oot writes from Virginia Polytechnic	Talks about work in trade and industry education.
8	Otis McCreary	Has been studying the University of Minnesota.
8	Marie Ferguson	Teaching in Decorah.
8	Nelson Hersey, Helen van der Veer, and Elenore Sweeny	Teaching in Rock Rapids.
8	Ella Ralleshaw	Visited parents.
8	Genevieve Johnson	Back in school.
8	Vesta Rugg	Visiting parents.
8	Herbert Love	Visited friends.
8	Jane Stout, Clara Large, and Blanche Mercer	Visited Professor Riggs.
8	Supt. Jerry Walker	Visited campus.
8	Miss Alice Gibson	Visited sister Ruth.
8	Miss Olive Tilton	Visited the Cory family.
8	Grace Williams	Visited mother.
8	Susan Acres	Visited campus friends.
8	William Ernst	Visited mother.
8	Tracy Hodsdon	Visited Cedar Falls.
8	Any girl wishing to speak	Harold Christensen had problems on the telephone.
8	Nelson Hersey	Visited parents.
8	Harold Palmer	He and his sister Doris visited their parents.
8	Frank Johnson	Visited Clawson Hall.
8	John C. Glenn	Superintendent at Mt. Auburn.
8	Achoth Apartments	News of residents.
8	Homerian	Enjoyed Irish program.
8	Delphian society	Enjoyed "Crazy Party."
8	Miss Mina Wilson	Visited parents.
8	Tammany Hall	News notes from the boarding house.
8	Harmony Hall	News of residents.
8	Leora Doolittle	Visited Independence.