College Eye — August 10, 1923

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Harding memorial service	Will remember life and work of President Warren Harding.
1	Honor society is installed; took place at Hotel Russell Lamson Tuesday; 20 students become members of Psi chapter	Initiates pledge to devote themselves to education;
1	Pres. N. E. A. pleads for teaching as a life work	Excerpts from address by Olive Jones.
1	"Dulcy" proves marked success; play draws capacity house	Review of play, "Dulcy," put on by the members of Theta Alpha Phi.
1	Prof. Fullerton answers critics; says that "a difference in understanding the teachings of Jesus is at the base of the controversy"	C. A. Fullerton defends statements made during chapel concerning militarism and pacifism.
2	Last Tuesday evening	Pleased with installation of Kappa Delta Pi chapter.
2	Teachers need no warning against peace	Disagrees with statements made by Professor Fullerton concerning those who strive for peace.
3	Summary of a biology student's diary	Portions of the fictional diary of a biology student.
3	According to reports	Elizabeth Mastain will marry Russell Dickinson.
4	Band concert	To be held on library steps.
4	Don't forget the Bible Conference	To be held at Riverview Park.
4	The College has not heard from President Seerley	President Seerley enjoying his vacation, according to letters printed in the Cedar Falls Record.
4	Mrs. McFarland Walker	Recovered from fractured arm.
4	Mr. R. R. Hollingsworth	Granted leave of absence to work on his doctoral degree.
4	Mr. J. S. Hodges	Taxidermist to rearrange collections in the museum.
4	Messrs. W. H. Gemmill and W. R. Boyd	Visited campus; members of the State Board of Education Finance Committee.
4	The last issue of the College Eye	Students and faculty asked to submit anything they would like to see in the final issue.
4	Miss Louise Hearst	Appointed as member of the Natural Science Department.
4	Mr. and Mrs. W. Ksander	Visited Cedar Falls to attend Mrs. Beatty's graduation; Mrs. Beatty is Mrs. Ksander's mother.
4	Miss Louise Green	Appointed as member of the Education Department.