College Eye — September 28, 1921

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Teachers play Still here Friday	Teachers College will play Still College in their first home game of the season.
1	Student loan fund was unanimously passed by faculty; this will be a great aid to students having difficulty going to college	Text of recommendations made by faculty committee.
1	Tutor aggregation hold Coe College for close score; Coe has exceptionally strong line	Teachers College loses, 13-7, in their season opener.
1	Increase Library force	Mary Buffum and Hazel Evans join staff.
1	Harriet Case in special number of entertainment	Performer profile; photo.
1	Bible Department	Large number of students enrolled.
1	Oratorical declamatory contest	Initial round will be open to all; final seven will compete for cash prizes.
1	Normal Training high school have conference here	Conference program; faculty will participate.
1	Homecoming Day great event for Teachers College	Will feature football game against Upper Iowa; program still being worked out.
1	Summoned special assembly to hear Armenian woman; she made an impressive plea for the starving Armenians	Lady Anne Azgapetian spoke.
2	Sigma Tau Delta	Old members welcomed.
2	The inter-society debating tournament	Should help women become better teachers.
2	Training School News	News from the Training School.
2	Educational Dept.	Enrollment is high; Education Club will meet with Professor Arey to speak.
3	Y. W. C. A. hike a big success	Ninety-nine women hike to the Springs.
3	Senior picnic	Seniors enjoy picnic supper and games.
3	Alpha-Philo mix	Groups enjoy meal and program.
3	"You're" it Hall	Boarding house news.
3	Chresto	Old members entertain prospective members.
3	Sociology Club	Meets and hears reports.
3	Studying consolidation	Professor Eells' class is making detailed study of consolidated schools.
4	Editorially speaking	Asks students to be courteous when they use the books in the library.
4	Inquiring Reporter	Students answer the question, "Which building on the campus do you think is the most beautiful, and why?"
4	Financial report of Forensic League for the year 1920-21	Income and expenditures.
4	Cyclone hits college	Pep rally makes a lot of noise.
4	Extension classes	Schedule of faculty and assignments.
5	Tammany Echoes	Boarding house news.
5	Knights Castle	Boarding house news.
5	Aristos	Shakespeareans join them for meeting.
5	The golf tournament	Rules for the tournament; golf course available for golf and for picnics.
5	English Department	Hazel Strayer is new faculty member; Professor Gist spoke to veterans group; Professor Falkler will move to a new house; English Club met.
5	Clawson Hall	Boarding house news.
6	Commercial News	Many students have secured good jobs; Commercial Club will meet soon.
6	Barn(y)ard Hall News	Boarding house news.
6	Weir Hall	Boarding house news.
7	Spicer Hall	Boarding house news.
7	Harmony Hall Notes	Boarding house news.
7	Ossolis	Enjoyed short program.
8	Rea Roderick	Had visitors from Waterloo.
8	Mathilda Bosecker	Practice teaching in Waterloo; visited Alo Eberhard and Una Eckart.
8	Harold Christensen, Clark Andrews, and Louis Berg	Will attend the University of Chicago.
8	Al Faber	Superintendent at Allison, Iowa.
8	Warren Dickenson	Teaching in Janesville, Iowa.
8	Harriet Horn	Teaching in Waterloo, Iowa.
8	Marian Walker and Mildred Gardner	Practice teaching in Waterloo; visited on campus.
8	Anna Leggett and Nola Fromme	Attended a home economics conference in Ames.
8	Marjorie Miller	Spent the weekend in Cedar Rapids.
8	Helen Vander Veer	Attending school at the State University of Iowa.
8	Henry Owen	Visited campus.
8	Carol Stone	Broke into the Alpha hall.
8	Adolf Kaltenbach	Attended Y.M.C.A. meeting in Cedar Rapids.
8	Ruth Inglis	Joins Romance language department.
8	Elosie Smiley	Teaching in New Hartford.
8	Gertrude Hostrup	Enrolled at Minnesota State University.
8	Mina Wilson	Teaching in Sioux City.
8	John Glenn	Visited friends on college hill.
8	Elizabeth Smith	Teaching in Olwein.
8	Homer Veatch	Head of public speaking at South Dakota Wesleyan College.
8	Mary Stone and Lillian Peterson	Teaching in New Hartford.
8	Mary Stone	Forced to leave teaching position due to illness.
8	Mrs. D. B. West	Visited her cousin, Benjamin Boardman.
8	Fred Cram	Apppointed chairman of child welfare section of Iowa State Conference on social work.
8	Paul Stewart	Visited campus.
8	Anna Gertrude Childs	Attended Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs meeting.