College Eye — November 19, 1924

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Renee Chemet, violinist, scheduled for December	Brief profile.
1	Declamatory plans now arranged for the winter term; will be under personal supervision of Miss Knapp	Will include orations and dramatic readings.
1	Large audience at Armistice Day program; vets of the World War, Profs. Robinson and Berry, deliver addresses	Auditorium filled to overflowing for Armistice Day ceremony.
1	Bachelor of Science in Education offered	For four year graduates who also include a year of language study.
1	First "Old Gold Day" in history of school to be observed next Thurs.; hope to make "Old Gold Week" a tradition	Hope to sell two thousand copies this year.
1	Community church on Hill now discussed; Committee of Seventeen considering possibilities	Canvassing College Hill residents, faculty, and students for interest in College Hill church.
1	Hundreds of students witness breaking of ground for Campanile; to be dedicated in 1926 at fiftieth anniversary of school	Eliza Rawstern Wright turns the first spade of earth; class marches to site; Campanile will cost about $50,000.
1	National confab of Zeta Kappa Psi draws to close; Miss Sweigard re-elected Grand President and Miss Robb historian	Group will survey status of forensics nationally.
1	Novaes appears in concert on Thursday; brought here by College Lecture Course Committee	Urges students to attend.
1	Coffer-Miller players give two comedies	Brief review of "The Miser" and "The Taming of the Shrew."
2	Little Tutors	News from the Training School.
2	College Hospital now moved to new location	Facilities include general hospital, isolation home, and office for staff; old building will be used as Home Economics Cottage.
2	New books added to library stacks weekly	About seven thousand books added in past year as well as pamphlets and art prints.
2	Dr. Collins to speak Sunday	Bruce Collins will speak.
3	The Pop Off	Concerned that proper flag care is not being exercised; believes it sets a bad example.
3	Prof. Macy Campbell to be back next term	Has been lecturing and conducting research around the country.
3	Let's send them off	Urges students to cheer on the football team as they depart for the game with Dubuque University.
3	The Inquiring Reporter	Students asked if Thanksgiving vacation should be extended.
3	Wesley Foundation	The Reverend Ermil Frye will speak.
4	A holiday--Friday after Thanksgiving	Believes that students should be given the Friday after Thanksgiving off from class so that they may travel home for the holiday.
4	The Campanile	Urges students to contribute to the fund; still need $29,000.
4	Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says--	Jokes and commentary on student life.
5	English Club meeting	Program for recent meeting.
5	Mathematics Club	Details from recent meeting.
5	The Ellen H. Richards Club	Mr. Hughes, of Hughes Dry Goods, spoke at recent meeting.
5	Freshman Commission now organized for year	Initial meeting held for the Freshman Commission of the Young Women's Christian Association.
5	Sigma Tau Delta pledges entertain	Pledges entertained active members.
5	Intersorority dance planned	Roster of sororities involved.
5	Faculty tea for Dr. Wilson	The College Club entertained the Faculty Men's Club in honor of Dr. Ben F. Wilson.
5	Shake-Aristo initiation	Informal initiation held.
5	Zeta Thanksgiving program	Program for recent Thanksgiving celebration.
5	Lambda Gamma Nu house dance	Music provided by the pledges; luncheon served at the end of the night.
5	Catholic Students Association dance	Music provided by the Imps Orchestra.
5	Alpha Delta Alpha dance	Music provided by the Imps Orchestra.
5	Alpha Chi Founder's Day	Active and alumni members attended.
6	World Prayer Week closes	Have held united morning watch meetings; attendance lower than expected.
6	Mat prospects for year appear to be mystery; only one letterman will be back	Upcoming wrestling team previewed.
6	Downtown high wins city tilt; defeats Little Tutors 9 to 0	Cedar Falls wins over T. C. High, 9-0.
6	Tutors go down to defeat before ancient rivals; Upper Iowa U. leads 6 to 0	Tutors lose in football to Upper Iowa, 6-0.
7	Campus adventures	A student takes a walk around campus and discovers many previously unknown facts about campus structures.
7	Mrs. Walker renews her lecture series	Speaks on social relationships between men and women.
8	Osborne S. Cowles	Visited friends in Cedar Falls; coaching at Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota.
8	Allen Read	Confined to his home due to the mumps.
8	Frances Carpenter	Visited by his father, E. O. Carpenter.
8	Hazel Riley	Called home due to an illness in her family.
8	Miss Toms	Visited her home in Marion.
8	Mildred Hollis	Visited her aunt in Des Moines.
8	The fourth glee club of the college	Aeolian Glee Club formed by Glennys Rugg.
8	Members of the Bel Canto Glee Club	Provided music for the service held in the auditorium; the Cecilians will perform when J. Stitt Wilson speaks.
8	Edwin Brockman	Visited his home in Clarksville.
8	Opal Sarchet	Visited Lila Day in Clarksville.
8	Mrs. Blanchard	Entertained Mrs. Walker and her mother for dinner.
8	Judith Chase	Visited friends at Coe College.
8	Beth Tracy	Visited her home in Nashua.
8	Miss Ruth Hanson	Elected Business Manager of the Cecilian Glee Club.
8	Miss Boomer	Visited relatives.
8	Margaret Siegman	Sisters visited.
8	Miss Helen Knapp	Judged a high school declamatory contest in Cherokee.
8	Thelma Hoadley	Mother visited.
8	Miss Nina Murphy	Working as assistant physical instructor at the Normal school in Tempe, Arizona.
8	Clara B. Long	Teaching in Bigelow, Minnesota.
8	Miss Glennys Rugg	Visited her sister in Hampton.
8	Ellen Killen	Visited friends in Madison, Wisconsin.
8	Miss Anna Gertrude Childs	Spoke at chapel.
8	Book week	Display children's books in Library.
8	Adams Hall notes	Boarding house news.