College Eye — January 21, 1925

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1	Prof. Homan will place Lady Nicotine under fire tomorrow; has made survey of sixty-four cigarette smokers on campus	Will talk about effects of smoking on physical and mental condition.
1	We beg your pardon	Several additional professors are in the new edition of Who's Who in America.
1	2 delegates to attend undenominational confab, Washington	Francis Carlson and Genevieve Sauer will attend.
1	Over 150 volumes added to library stacks each week; books are placed on reserve shelf after four weeks on new book stacks	Procedures for processing new library books.
1	"Dickmen" win conference opener; down Iowa Falls aggregation in hard fought battle, 20-18	Tutors defeat Ellsworth, 20-18.
1	Y. W. C. A. making plans for "charm school"; will have style show as special feature	Will consider manners, speech, health, beauty culture, and clothes.
1	Most charming girl on campus to be selected in beauty contest; real beauty will be determining factor in race for honors	Plans and rules for the contest.
1	Mrs. Walker discusses proper etiquette; talks on "Cards, Calls, and Introductions"	Excerpts from Dean Walker's address to women.
1	Dramatic Club swings into action; to give two one act plays	Roster of officers.
1	Winter debate team now in training for triangular meet; women arguers to clash with Parsons March 20 on Japanese Exclusion Act	Men will debate Simpson and Parsons Colleges.
1	St. Olaf Choir will appear in music fete Friday evening; famous chorus to make last stop here on homeward trip from Pacific coast
2	Marriage does not mean cessation of college work	Several faculty wives are attending class.
2	Students entering classical language courses	There are eleven Latin and Greek majors; steady enrollment in German courses.
2	College represented at Commercial Club banquet	Professor Fish gives humorous presentation; Professor Hays leads glee club.
2	Ex-service men--'tention!!!	Photograph of Veterans Club available.
2	Life Service Group meeting	At Wesley Foundation.
2	The Village School Teacher	Poem describing the life of a school teacher.
3	Eclipse of sun may be seen partially at Cedar Falls	Sun will be 91% in eclipse.
3	The Inquiring Reporter	Students asked if a sidewalk should be installed running from the driveway to the dormitory.
3	Student recital Tuesday afternoon	Program of performers and their work.
3	Work will begin soon on Teachers $250,000 gymnasium; new building will be 175 by 205 feet	Description of the new Men's Gymnasium.
3	Prof. Wallace discusses the primary in Iowa in National Municipal Review	Writes on direct primary elections.
3	Music students elect winter officers	Roster of officers.
4	Ironical Ike says--; Cynical Sylvia says--	Jokes and commentary on campus life.
4	Is the American college fraternity system doomed?	Negative aspects of fraternities addressed and members urged to correct them.
5	Wesley Foundation	News about people and events.
5	Rev. Howland Hanson at college church service Sunday	Brief biographical profile.
5	English Club	Professor W. B. Fagan spoke at recent meeting.
5	Neotrophian	Program for recent meeting.
5	Phi Omega Pi	Formal initiation held; roster of pledges and alumnae present.
5	Eulalian	Program for recent meeting.
5	Theta Alpha Phi	Program for upcoming monthly meeting.
5	V. O. V. Sigma Phi initiation	Informal and formal initiation held; roster of pledges.
5	Delphian dinner	Entertained rushees at a formal dinner.
5	Kappa Theta Psi	Informal party held at Florence Reed's home.
5	Alpha Chi Epsilon	Roster of pledges.
5	Lambda Gamma Nu	Held a dance.
5	For Miss Pribble	Minnie Starr entertained friends at a dinner in honor of Beth Pribble.
5	Pi Theta Pi	Entertained friends at a theatre party.
5	Art Myattway, Conductor of the Imps and Their Syncopating School Masters, says--	Random thoughts and commentary.
6	Tutor home meet tomorrow night at seven-thirty; competition keen	Wrestling meet upcoming; team previewed.
6	Intramural games under way; A. D. A., A. X. E., and Lam Gams win	Intramural basketball begins; games so far recapped.
6	Sport summary	Upcoming basketball games have been postponed due to small pox outbreaks; varsity and freshmen basketball squads previewed.
7	College High drops first title game to Cedar Falls; Little Tutors lose game fight 37 to 12.	T. C. High loses to Cedar Falls, 37-12.
7	Faculty members participate in Lions Club banquet	Several speak at the banquet.
7	Little Tutors face hard game Friday night	T. C. High to play Independence, having already lost to them once this season.
7	Commercial Club holds banquet in honor of basketball squad
8	George Churchill	Refereed a basketball game in Waverly.
8	Carroll Lynn	Visited his parents in Marble Rock.
8	"Butch" Kaltenbach	Refereed a basketball game in New Hartford.
8	Rex Ingram's "Scaramouche"	Plans to show it in the college auditorium.
8	Miss Kathryn O'Toole	Teaching in Independence; visited Pearl Eye.
8	Lester Meyer	Sprained arm in basketball practice.
8	Max Clark	Confined to hospital due to his reaction to a small pox vaccination.
8	Pres. Seerley	Spoke at chapel.
8	Professor and Mrs. George Mach	Parents of a baby girl, Marjorie Ann, born on January 10.
8	Miss Lula Sweigard	Recovering from an illness but will not return to teaching duties right away.
8	Prof. L. I. Reed	Returned from visiting his parents and conducting a study center.
8	Prof. C. A. Fullerton	Went to the State Farm Bureau Convention in Des Moines.
8	"Skipper" Schlesselman and "Bricky" Brockman	Visited the Brockman home in Clarksville.
8	Sub-Collegiates to meet Friday
8	Former student victim of auto accident	Margaret Schoenjohn died in car accident on January 11, 1925.
8	"Sandy" Elson	Returned to Shellsburg after visiting the Xanho fraternity.
8	Prof. Getchell to speak before fortnightly club of Waterloo tonight	Will speak about "recent scientific discoveries and their relation to modern life."
8	Elmer Schindler	Superintendent of schools in Lanyon, Iowa; visited friends on campus.
8	Mrs. Leslie Speer	Visited campus.
8	The semi-finals in the College High School declamatory contest	Finals will occur in February.
8	Miss Grace Gaarder	Read a selection in freshman chapel.
8	Lyla Day	Went to her home in Clarksville due to an illness.
8	Miss Helen Baldock	Enrolled in classes.
8	Ruth Anderson	Returned to her home in Marshalltown due to ill health.
8	Seniors in charge of chapel today	Program for the service.
8	Religious Council formed on Hill	Student pastors, Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. presidents, and others gathered to form a Religious Council that will organize Christian work and eliminate competition.