College Eye — April 20, 1921

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Student Council sets pay-up day; all college dues and debts to be paid April 28	Any debts toward the college can be paid.
1	May Queen election next week; every student may vote at May queen election	Any woman graduating in 1921 is eligible for May queen.
1	Baumgart lecture tonight; will give illustrated lecture on astronomy	Speaker profile.
1	Final May Day plan	Schedule of events.
1	Team plays at Dubuque Friday	Will play unless rain continues.
1	Cedar Falls band gives annual concert	Varied program from jazz to classical.
1	Debate won by T. C.; teachers win double victory in debate	Both affirmative and negative teams won against Morningside.
1	Training School to give operetta	Will perform "Yokohama Maid".
1	Following is baseball schedule as now arranged	Schedule of games.
1	Untitled	Vae Ross visited relatives.
2	Piano contest held	Students performed behind a thick curtain to disguise their identity from the judges.
2	Like one huge instrument	Program for band concert.
3	Training School News	Tryouts for declamatory club held this week.
3	Y study classes; inter-racial	Discussed how America interacts with other cultures.
3	Miss Hunter's class	Discussed labor and industrial issues.
3	Ever hear of a sub-normal school?	Professor Hart received a letter requesting a position in a sub-normal school.
4	Editorially speaking; an honor system	Believes T. C. should develop a system to combat cheating that makes the student responsible for his or her actions.
4	Editorially speaking; a reply	Does not believe that the student did enough research about dances; does not agree that dances have adverse moral effects on student population.
4	Prof. R. W. Getchell speaks on opportunities and duties of the modern teacher	Northeastern Iowa Association speech was redelivered at Faculty Men's Club.
5	Extension report shows increase in work	Average study center attendance has increased from sixty to sixty-two since fall quarter.
5	"Lake Geneva's the place to go"	Encourages students to attend conference.
6	Five extension schools for this summer announced	Will be at Albia, Harlan, Muscatine, Red Oak, and Sheldon.
6	Natural Science	News notes on recent faculty activities.
6	Study centers April 23	Placements of professors.
6	Philo meeting	Variety of topics included; ranged from communism to bee keeping.
7	Prof. Luteyn returning to teaching	Will teach math on the West Coast.
7	Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. meeting	Four students and Professor Ramenstein spoke on self-control, self-confidence, patience, and forgiveness of spirit.
7	Extension division	Professor Hart attended national meeting; visitor impressed by Bartlett Hall and murals in Library.
7	Study centers April 16	Placements of professors for the week.
8	Lillian Thompson	Left school for the rest of the term.
8	The Philo-Alpha picnic	Postponed due to rain.
8	Miss Slawson	Recovering from surgery.
8	The teachers of the Training School	Enjoyed a picnic.
8	Rollie Eernisse	Visited Cedar Falls.
8	Mrs. Walker	Gave a tea.
8	Miss Mary Johnson	Visiting her cousins, Mary and Carol Stone.
8	Bonnie Hansen	Visiting relatives.
8	Leta Duffus	Visited Edna Boyles.
8	Mrs. Blanchard	Visited friends at Bartlett Hall.
8	Mamie Lister	Visited campus.
8	Clawson Hall echoes	News of residents.
8	Tammany Hall	News from the boarding house.
8	Achoth Apartments	News of residents.
8	Harmony Hall echoes	News of residents.
8	Ley Hall	News of residents.