College Eye — April 13, 1921

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	For the young women of T. C.	YMCA asks women to submit papers about their ideal man.
1	Y. W. C. A. hikes	Bring own lunch; first of series of six hikes.
1	Iowa legislature appropriates for Teachers College	Rough breakdown of budget; $285,000 for permanent appropriation plus additional money; extension does not receive as much money as President Seerley requested.
1	Y. M. officials meet; 19th annual training conference of "Y" officers held at Marshalltown	Keynote speech topic was "A definite, clear cut Christian policy which will meet the unmet needs on the campuses of Iowa's colleges".
1	All school party	Sponsored by the Student Council.
1	Morningside-Teachers debate Friday	Debate topic is the League of Nations.
1	Change in May Day plans	Departments will no longer be in charge of making floats; the classes will make floats for the parade.
1	Aristos win game from Philos; first baseball game of season draws big crowd	Won game, 15-13.
1	Iowa college journalists meet; Methfessel presides at convention	College Eye staff for next year attended conference.
2	Teachers College to buy more land	General Assembly appropriated $80,000 to T. C. to buy land south of current campus; also appropriated $150,000 for buildings
2	Epworth League carnival	Methodists held carnival.
2	Hank Harmon gets sweater	Because he supplies teams with appropriate supplies and equipment, he is honored with a T. C. Club sweater.
2	Change in Board of Education	Register of recent membership changes; Anna Lawther appointed.
3	Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. classes	Faculty members will lead discussions.
3	Prof. Welles' pupil to sing leading part	Emily Sanborn to perform in "Queen Esther" at Lennox College.
3	Training School News	Spring football workouts held.
3	Y. W. C. A. news	Informal tea for national volunteer coordinator Ruth Roche to be held.
3	Sunday evening Y. M. and Y. W.	Speaker talked on the temptation of Jesus.
4	Editorially speaking; the Lake Geneva conference	Encourages students to attend.
4	Editorially speaking; history of dances	Encourages students to find Biblical backing for dances.
4	Editorially speaking; the all-school	Believes other all-school events could be held besides dances.
5	New Iowa geography almost ready	Professor Aitchison's new textbook for elementary students is nearly complete.
5	Standardization tests in music for consolidated schools	Professor Fullerton wants all students to learn a few easy songs and then learn vocal technique.
6	Shake	Debated current fashion trends.
6	Eulalian	Program focused on April Fool's Day.
6	Delphian society	Regular meeting held; six members initiated.
6	Rural Education Department	A look at recent department activities.
6	Ossoli	Regular meeting held; debate about required joining of campustry.
6	Social Science Club	Mr. Hshi spoke on different aspects of Chinese culture.
7	Nu Omicron Nu Sigma Phi entertain	Annual dinner held; thirty couples attended.
7	Prof. Welles sings at Oberlin
7	Northwestern offering graduate scholarship	Covers up to two-thirds of tuition; must have good recommendation from principal.
8	Irma Wagner	Visited home.
8	Mildred Kresensky	Visited brother in Iowa City.
8	Gail Amsden	Visited parents.
8	Guy E. Doud	Spoke on insurance.
8	Frank Jewell	Grandfather died.
8	Esther McNally	Will teach in Arkansas school, where Charles Parrott is superintendent.
8	Mary Parkhouse	Visited Traer.
8	Clawson Hall echoes	News of residents.
8	Chapman Hall news	News of residents.
8	Achoth Apartments	News of residents.
8	Harmony Hall echoes	News of residents.
8	Tammany Hall	News notes from the boarding house.
8	Edyth Garrett	Visited parents.
9	Norine Schmoeller and Edith Greves	Visited campus.