College Eye — February 8, 1922

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Students hear foreign views on disarmament; four speakers give expert opinion on problems of the Arms conference; audience composed of two thousand
1	Tutor tossers hold invaders to low score; good teamwork displayed in first half; Chance in T. C. lineup	T. C. defeats Penn College in basketball, 25-8.
1	Y. W. cozy	All women invited.
1	College Eye elections	Any subscriber may run for staff position.
1	Seabury offers three big prizes for best essays	Essay contest open only to students of normal schools and teachers colleges.
1	Mr. Gist speaks	Will speak on Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War.
1	Science Department	Chemistry Seminar met recently.
1	Fellowship meetings are well attended; held under auspices of W. M. and W. W. C. A.; study different countries	Have discussed China and Japan.
1	Mid-winter play repeated	"Clarence" presented at Regent Theater for benefit of the American Legion.
1	National Y. W. conference to be in middle west	Will be held in Hot Springs, Arkansas.
1	Student Council will offer prize for college song	Prize is $15.
1	Recital of sonatas for piano and violin; program given by Mr. Zechiel and Mr. Gundry	Performance program and review.
1	Y. M. election	Roster of nominees.
1	Sioux Club	Enjoyed cards and party.
2	Rownd Hall	Boarding house news.
2	Kindergarten report	Entertained mothers of pupils.
2	Teachers plentiful	Forest Ensign believes there will be a good supply of teachers for rural schools for the next few years.
2	Taffy pull	Professor Goetch's Sunday School class enjoys a taffy pull.
2	Inquiring Reporter	Students answer the question, "Since we are requested not to congregate for social or business purpose at the cross roads, where would you suggest that we congregate?"
2	Training School News	News from the Training School.
2	South America next	World Fellowship meeting will move on to next topic.
2	Social Science Club	Professor Donaldson acts as host; several students give papers.
2	Delphian	Will have Valentine's Day party.
2	Achoth House	Boarding house news.
3	Philo	Enjoy recent program.
4	An athlete's obligation	Athletes should not let their schoolwork suffer; some basketball team members are apparently scholastically ineligible.
5	Washington and Lincoln	Text of President Seerley's address.
6	The Washington Conference prospect	Comments on disarmament conference.
8	Mr. Frank Holtzbar	Visited friends.
8	Miss Christine Klein and Carol Stone	Visited friends.
8	The Y. W. C. A. cozy	Glennys Rugg hosted a Y.W.C.A. meeting; Hazel Wetter announced her engagement there.
8	Barnard Hall News	News of residents of Barnard Hall.
8	Among the Alpha alumnae	Several attended Alpha meeting.
8	Miss Ruth Kennedy	Visited friends.
8	Miss Mary Stone	Visited her sister Ruby.
8	Miss Celeste Armstrong and Gladys E. Lynch	Entertained the Y. W. C. A. cabinet.
8	Miss Hazel Wetter	Teaching in Buckingham; visited friends.
8	Skybo House	Boarding house news.
8	Bartlett Hall	News of residents.