College Eye — January 31, 1923

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Freshmen to wear green; Student Council takes final action	Men will wear hats; women will wear armbands.
1	The biology seminar	Professors will discuss topics of interest.
1	"Only 38" ready for presentation; keep the date open	Preview of mid-winter play; roster of cast members.
1	Boardman acts as fireman	Benjamin Boardman put out a small fire in Administration Building.
1	We are running ahead of our contract	Will not publish February 14 issue of the College Eye.
1	Albert Spalding	Brief profile of violinist Albert Spalding.
1	Our reporter says	Students discuss the pros and cons of getting married while in college.
1	Spalding here tomorrow night; large audience expected	Profile of well-known violinist.
1	Students will be given first chance to hear Maude Royden; Teachers College one of eleven colleges on itinerary	Profile of Maude Royden.
1	Student meets tragic death	Myrtle Fredericksen died in a car accident.
1	Mid-winter frolic	Proceeds from Student Council event will go to Student Loan Fund.
1	Seniors! Sophomores! Freshmen!	Seeking traditions for ISTC.
1	President of the First National Bank in professor's chair	Mr. Miller of the First National Bank talked about German reparations.
2	Chemistry classes hear fine talk	Chemical salesman talks to Professor Getchell's class.
2	To the editor	Lee Campbell challenges opponents to define terms.
2	Autocracy vs. democracy	Says that editor should establish the grounds for a debate about intelligence tests.
3	Consider the sparrow	Examines the life, habits, and physical characteristics of the common sparrow.
4	The freshmen have announced	Freshmen will edit an issue of the College Eye.
4	The Y. M. informs	YMCA puts restrictions on use of its room.
4	This freedom	Claims that debate contests should contain structural or organizational requirements for orations.
4	Musical chapels	Believes that music should be provided during chapel services; suggests music department should provide it.
5	Presbyterian mix	Enjoyed supper and a program.
5	Alpha-Philo play	Presented "Heirs at Law"..
5	Euritt Hall	Gretchen Kestel won a prize for choosing the name of the new fruit store, "Mothers Cubbard, Full of Good Things;" Henrietta Dose hosted friends for her birthday.
5	Bartlett Hall tea postponed	Postponed due to the death of Mary Haight's mother.
5	Neos and Chrestos to entertain other societies	Plan to host tea for other literary societies.
5	Sophomore all-college dance	Held in the Gymnasium.
5	Surprise party	Surprise party held for Pauline Waits.
5	Chrestos enjoy theater party	Rushees a part of theater program.
5	Homerian carnival party	Entertained rushees.
5	Chresto theatre party	Held in honor of the rushees.
5	Eulalian-Homerian exchange	Eulalians entertained the Homerians; program details included.
5	Clio program for Ossolis	The Clios presented a fashion program.
5	Chresto program	Held in the society hall; featured piano duet.
5	Dorothy Charles hostess at Y. W. cozy	Second Y. W. cozy.
5	Green caps for the freshmen	Freshmen will wear green caps.
6	Teachers' agency is formed in Rapid City	Heald Teachers Agency established.
6	Teachers defeat Simpson	Teachers College defeated Simpson College in basketball, 15-12.
6	Faculty Women's Club hold dinner	Program followed dinner.
7	Training School News	News from the Training School.
7	A vacation trip (concluded)	Story of women's trip home is continued.
7	Men's debate during spring term	Debate with Dubuque postponed.
8	Miss Merle Kahuda	Visited family in Greene.
8	The report reached the College Eye	Jack Williams spent the weekend in Waterloo.
8	Chloe Carter	Went to Marshalltown.
8	Rachel Newkirk	Returned from teaching at the normal school in Indiana, Pennsylvania.
8	Theron Walker	Visited mother and friends on campus; returned to Iowa City.
8	Don Mabee	Visited friends on the Hill.
8	Miss Elaine Judy	Missed class due to chlorine poisoning.
8	Miss Helen Maxon	Went to Marble Rock.
8	Edward Cummins	Visited friends and family on College Hill.
8	Miss Anna Cordts	Plans to begin work at the University of Iowa.
8	Earl Stout	Finished his studies at I. S. T. C. and left for West Bend, Iowa, to visit relatives.
8	Al Freie	Visited Waverly.
8	Remember the Chresto tea	Tea to be held.
8	After the Philo-Alpha play	Theatre party held at Palace Theatre.
8	It is reported that Marcella Hughes	Married Reginald Wilson; lives in Omaha, Nebraska.
8	Frank Hovorka	Visited friends on College Hill; studying at the University of Illinois.
8	Olivette Lodge	Boarding house news.
8	Philo-Aristo debate	Missing member on Philo team may cause forfeit.
8	Bartlett Hall	News about residents.
8	Sudden death of Mrs. Haight	Mary Haight's mother died.
8	The Mathematics Club	Forty-five attended; several students gave talks.