College Eye — January 30, 1924

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1	M. E. Church buys property on the hill; to open temporary student center at once	Purchase old Colegrove house at 25th and College as well as adjacent property; will eventually build large new building.
1	Mrs. Deubig, national Red Cross worker here; local life savings corps to give exhibition Wed. and Thurs.; will lecture Wednesday and Thursday on life
1	College concert at Waterloo popular success; applaud Prof. Harold Holst, soloist	Orchestra of about forty gives fine performance.
1	Miss Knickerbocker wins women's extemp. contest; another women's contest will be held on Feb. 5	Continue debate and discussion on Prohibition.
1	Coffer-Miller players here next week	Ralph Helm Johonnot will also speak.
1	College Eye election	Encourages students to start thinking about whether or not to run for the College Eye staff.
1	Orators for triangular debate are chosen; Tutor debaters face hardest schedule in recent years; T. C. will have debate with Cornell and Nebraska Wes.	Will compete against Cornell and Nebraska Wesleyan.
1	Vote on Bok Peace Plan	Students encouraged to vote on which solution to war is best.
1	Mid-winter play captivates large audience; much credit due Miss Martin for coaching players; unusual talent is displayed in "Rollo's Wild Oat"	Review of "Rollo's Wild Oat".
1	Miss Ruegnitz in recital enthusiastically received; W. E. Hays proves popular assisting artist
2	Training School	Cedar Falls High School won basketball game, 16-13.
2	Theron Walker wins high honors at Harvard University	Theron Walker writes exceptional paper; enrolled in Graduate School of Business Administration.
3	Wrestlers deal out classy home program; home meet provides many thrills, Riley and Strayer in fast event of evening; Croy upsets Kahoe	Final seven team members are: Stevens, Strayer, Bartelma, Miller, Croy, Brown, and Scott.
3	Bishop Longley is coming	To speak at vespers service.
3	Primaries elect for winter term	Roster of officers.
4	Editorially speaking; should sororities and fraternities be recognized?	Wants sororities and fraternities to be subject to faculty regulation.
4	Editorially speaking; discussion groups	Encourages students to form and join groups that discuss national and international affairs.
5	T. C. Society	News from student organizations.
6	T. C. grapplers meet Simpson tonite; Tutor matmen and Methodists clash at 7:30; promise lots of action for Simpson; give Ames real battle in prelims	Won against Ames, 21-0.
6	Women's Athletic Association	Encourages women to join.
6	Intramural league starts with hot battles; Hobos and A. X. E.s win first ones; Lam Gams and A. D. A.'s in feature battle	Intramural sports highlights.
6	Teachers lose first basketball game; close game keeps crowd constantly in an uproar; lose to Parsons because of inability to locate hoop; "Joker" Hars	Lost, 18-17.
7	Freshmen squad will tackle Mt. Morris tonite; Illinois collegians have strong quint; have beaten Northwestern; are here on tour	Freshman basketball team will play Mt. Morris.
8	The new topic	Will be 'political responsibility of women' for the intrastate extempore contest.
8	The Old Gold staff	Is working diligently.
8	Misses Bernice Krahl and Dorothy Longbotham	Visited here on Sunday.
8	Miss Mary Louise Weikert and Miss Geneva Waters	Visited the college on Monday.
8	Mr. Lester Minkel	Attended the Alpha- Philo initiation.
8	Mr. Hugh S. Buffum	Was called home by a family illness.
8	Merle Francis	Visited friends here Friday.
8	Miss Lois Patten	Was is Marshalltown for the weekend.
8	Mr. Harry Reiss	Visited friends here during the weekend.
8	Mr. A. C. Fuller	Was in Mason City and Clarion on business.
8	Mr. Edward Cummins	Spent the weekend with his parents.
8	Mr. Nelson Hersey	Visited his parents.
8	Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Eckhoff	Visited Professor and Mrs. Walters.
8	Miss Grace Williams	Has the measles.
8	Miss Alice Gienape	Has the flu.
8	Mr. Clay Burkhardt	Was visiting last weekend.
8	Miss Hazel Strayer	Judged a declamatory contest in Ackley.
8	Mrs. Hansen	Visited her daughter, Ruth.
8	The art faculty	Had lunch with visitor Mr. Johonnot.
8	Miss Vera Copeland	Left school because of ill health.
8	The methods classes	Gave a performance in the chapel.
8	Mr. Ralph Helm Johonnot	Spoke to the faculty Men's Club.
8	Miss Gladys Lynch	Was a judge at a declamatory contest.
8	Mrs. Lee Smiley	Spent the weekend here.
8	Miss Bernice Slifsgard	Spent the weekend with her parents.
8	Mrs. Edith Beatty	Visited her daughter, Buelah.
8	Professor Robinson	Has started an extension class in Waterloo.
8	Miss Guyer	Was ill.
8	Dinsmore-Gaffney	Helen Dinsmore married James Gaffney.
8	Campus Notes	News of students and alumni.