College Eye — November 26, 1924

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	"Old Gold" program given in chapel	Will put on short show including music.
1	Hon. J. Stitt Wilson world traveler to lecture Nov. 23-25; first address to be delivered at Sunday morning service, student of America's youth	Speaker profile.
1	Mrs. Walker has concluded talks; gives timely advice on "What Every Girl Has"	Delivers lecture on women's health.
1	Renee Chemet, noted violinist, appears here December 5; one of most fascinating drawers of bow in the entire world	Performer profile.
1	Immense audience enjoys Novaes in splendid concert; famous Brazilian pianist proves to be real artist	Praises piano performance given by Guiomar Novaes.
1	Pedagogue arguers plan clash with Upper Iowa soon; triangular debate to follow with Morningside and Simpson on Japanese Exclusion Act	Will debate constitutionality of Supreme Court decisions.
1	Prof. Edward Kurtz in violin program Tuesday evening; assisted by Miss Freeman, pianist, large number enjoy excellent program	Recap of pieces performed during the program.
1	Edgar A. Guest in Waterloo	Many students may attend.
1	Dramatic Club is now in process of formation; all those interested in play production are urged to see Miss Knapp	Tryouts to be held.
1	Average grade of students 1922-1924; less than fifteen grade points in two terms means suspension	Report on students' grades over the last several years.
1	Proposed site for Campanile	Highlights of groundbreaking ceremony; photo.
1	The inter-society debate tournament will close Friday; final contest to be held in chapel, three judges to give decision	Results of the contest so far.
2	How to live with a room mate	Author describes his way of dealing with roommate tensions.
2	Science Club meets	Professor Phillips delivers talk.
2	Senior B. A.'s elect officers	Roster of officers; will have Christmas party.
3	The Inquiring Reporter	Students asked if faculty should schedule exams for the Friday after Thanksgiving.
3	Little Tutors	Training School news.
3	'Henry' heads list in transportation system at T. C.; many students driving cars to school	Survey of cars in the ISTC parking lot; about three fourths seem to belong to students.
3	Students' directory will be sold this Registration Day; four hundred additional copies to meet increased demand	Will sell them on registration day.
3	Art Myattway	Thoughts and comments on campus happenings and the world at large.
3	Methodist students	Will meet for weekly gathering.
4	Our greatest boosters	College Band praised for support provided to athletic teams.
4	Win--and win they did!	Tutors pull off a stunning victory at Dubuque; rise of school spirit credited.
4	Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says--	Jokes and commentary on student life.
4	The thief	Rash of thefts on campus prompts warning to students.
5	Kappa Theta Psi	Entertained active members at the home of Elda May Platt.
5	Sioux Club	Banquet held; roster of officers elected at recent meeting.
5	Philo	Program for recent meeting.
5	Freshman Commission entertained	Entertained the Sophomore Council.
5	Delta Phi Delta	Entertained other sororities at a tea.
5	All-college kid party tomorrow night	Games and a special program planned.
5	Prof. and Mrs. Lynch entertain English Class	Entertained at their home.
5	Lutheran Association	Surprise farewell party held for the Rev. and Mrs. Miller.
5	Square and Compass Club	Grand Master E. R. Moore and Past Grand Master Mr. Moses present at recent meeting.
5	Kappa Delta Pi	Program for formal initiation; roster of pledges and former members who attended.
5	The coming week featured by social events	Schedule of upcoming events.
6	Varsity basketball will soon be going in full swing; team starts intensive practice this week	Preview of men's basketball squad for upcoming season.
6	Theory men romp Wartburg	Football theory students defeat Wartburg, 14-0.
6	Tutors wallop Dubuque in last hard fought battle of season; Phelan stars in back field	Tutors defeat Dubuque U. in recent football game, 19-6.
6	Intramural sports to be popular this season; Student Council makes rules for games	Preview of upcoming intramural sports season; rules for participation.
7	College High and Eldora battle to a scoreless tie; locals show fight	Little Tutors tie Eldora, 0-0.
8	Miss Ives	Reported she is recovering; Ruth Knittel attended classes.
8	Helen Ives and Ruth Knittel in auto accident	Injured in car accident; George Rath was driving.
8	Mrs. Shutt	Attended a dinner party in Independence.
8	Miss Florence Bowman	Visited friends on campus.
8	Grace Barr	Returned to classes after an illness.
8	Joseph Vanderveer	Plans to visited Cedar Falls.
8	Allen Read	Returned to classes after an illness.
8	Ethel Short	Teaching in Odebolt; plans to spend Thanksgiving with her parents in Cedar Falls.
8	Hugh Logan	Visited friends on campus.
8	The Men's Faculty Club	Entertained members of the football team.
8	Gertrude Brower	Teaching in Humboldt; plans to visit and attend the Delta dance.
8	Coach Middlesworth	Completed football coaching contract and returned to his home in Indianapolis, Indiana.
8	George Hicks	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
8	Professor A. E. Fish	Judged a declamatory contest in Osage.
8	Y. W. C. A. recognition service held Wednesday night.	Three-hundred sixty new members.
8	Mary Ainsworth and Arlene Stoner	Visited Fanchon Powers.
8	Health Day observed in Friday chapel	Professors Campbell and Bender speak.
8	R. L. Patty, 1907, is placed in South Dakota college	Will head Department of Agricultural Engineering there.
8	Soloists in "The Messiah" announced	Professors Welles, Barker, Schmidt, and Hays will perform.
8	Helen Ives and Ruth Knittel in auto accident	On way to football game in Ames.