College Eye — March 14, 1923

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	"North American Indian"; customs, music, dances by Loring, assisted by a Sioux Indian	Harold Loring will speak on American Indians.
1	National president addresses Delta Sigma Rho	Stanley B. Houck speaks at dinner.
1	London next editor of the College Eye	Earl London is editor; Dorothy Smalling is local editor; and Glenn Moon in business manager; photo.
1	Girls win triangular debate; defeat Morningside and Des Moines U. by proving both sides of question	ISTC defeats Morningside and Des Moines Colleges; account of the debate.
1	Beatrice Allen in piano recital	Review of first public performance.
1	Saturday March twenty-fourth; University Players will present "Merchant of Venice"	Group from University of Iowa will present play.
1	Symphony orchestra here Apr. 23	Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra will make two presentations.
1	Forty graduate at end of winter term	President Seerley addresses the group.
1	Student subscriber condemns editor	Criticizes the College Eye.
2	Attention: candy bills are due	YWCA would appreciate payment.
2	C. S. A.	Roster of officers.
2	Ruth Forsberg new Y. W. C. A. president	Roster of officers.
3	Final concert magnificent; Lester Lalan wins hearty ovation; audience wants glee club to sing all night	Review of Minnesinger performance; photo.
3	The athletic teacher of future; address by President Seerley at Faculty Men's Club luncheon	Part of effort by college to meet demand for coaches and teachers of physical education.
4	In accordance with the constitution	Believes a change to the College Eye constitution is needed.
4	A chapel talk given last week	Believes that people should not be tied down to a single church.
4	I am very conservative	Reflects on never having learned anything about music.
4	After the strenuous election day	Claims that the applause at the Minnesingers performance shook implements in the College Eye office.
4	Although faculty members are too immature	Faculty member made a suggestion at the College Eye elections; little support for Lee Campbell's suggestion.
4	The Iowa State Board of Education	Enrollment at Iowa public colleges and university is over eighteen thousand.
4	Sometimes the College Eye	Glad to see his College Eye newspaper.
5	First year Junior College	Party held in the Gymnasium.
5	Sioux Club to entertain	Party to be held; officers elected.
5	Senior theatre party	Program held at Strand Theatre; social hour held at Glennys Rugg's home.
5	Delphians hold annual banquet	Program for banquet.
5	Primary theatre party	Program held at the Waterloo Theatre followed by a luncheon at the Black's Tea room.
5	Homerian Founders' Day	Celebration of tenth anniversary; program for celebration.
6	High school boys flock to college; big tournament starts Friday; many teams entered	Although more are expected, eighteen teams are currently signed up to participate in high school basketball tournament.
6	Physical demonstration	Many participate in physical education demonstration.
6	Teachers win dual meet by 16-8 score	I. S. T. C. wrestling team defeated Cornell.
6	Conceptions	Comments on the most important part of education.
6	Untitled	Hope to make good impression on visiting high school boys so that they will eventually enroll at ISTC.
7	Margaret Fuller Ossoli	Roster of officers.
7	Shake-Aristo reunion	Welcome old members.
7	Lutheran Student Association	Will hold devotional meeting.
8	What do you think?	General Assembly may consider thorough revision of high school curriculum; some believe that students leave high school unprepared and uneducated.
8	Olivette Lodge	Boarding house news.
8	Spring term book exchange	Sponsored by YWCA.
8	Herbert Cook	Herbert Cook visited campus; Harold Shoemaker will return from Japan.