College Eye — February 10, 1926

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Better chapel services.	Chapel will be modified to include two days of devotional exercises, one day of YMCA-YWCA service, one day of music, and one day of special work.
1	Prof. Robinson	Professor Robinson spoke on Americanism in Cedar Falls.
1	The Y. W.	YWCA begins Personality Plus program.
1	The English Club	English Club will have social hour.
1	Gay decorations and clever favors at senior prom; one hundred couples in the grand march	Description of the prom decorations and program.
1	The radio concert	Students enjoyed listening to the radio program in the auditorium; college approaching decision that experiment has been a success; unit may be used on other buildings by use of batteries instead of electrical current.
1	V. Justesen wins Eye contest; criticism based on standards of good journalism	Sam Sherman and Carroll Shartle also win prizes; text of Viggo Justesen's letter of criticism.
1	Peter Kuan sends farewell message	Now en route to his home in China.
1	Noted naturalist Dr. Bohumil Shimek to speak Sunday; one of Iowa's grand old men	Profile of Bohumil Shimek.
1	Upper Iowa debate	Women will debate Prohibition.
1	Coe honor students granted favors	May be excused from class attendance.
1	19-Feb	Washington Ball date set.
3	T. C. Ruggles	Teaching in Morning Sun; visited campus.
3	Henry Iblings	Performed on WCCO radio; heard by friends in Cedar Falls.
3	Miss Nancy Marie Ferguson	Judged declamatory contest in Tripoli.
3	Isabelle Kratz	Teaching in Dolliver, Iowa.
3	Miss Freeman's mother	Alta Freeman's mother visits; Professor Freeman perform with the College Orchestra; her advanced piano students will also perform.
3	Margaret Fullerton	Teaching in Stratford, Iowa; coached Junior class play.
3	Biological club	Professor Lantz spoke to group about AAAS.
3	Dix makes fine Indian in "Vanishing America"	Preview for "The Vanishing Indian."
3	The Jubilee Pageant	Short history of the preparations for "The Spirit of Fifty Years."
3	Notice C. S. A.'s	Decides to purchase furniture.
4	True sportsmanship	Encourages athletes and coaches to be sportsmanlike at all times.
4	Wild Oats	Poems and quips submitted by campus members.
5	The inquiring reporter	William Reints hurt his ankle.
5	Afraid to be different	Encourages students to be different.
6	Tutor chances good	Hopes are high for basketball team in Iowa Conference.
6	Upper Iowa, tonight; Parsons, Sat.	Hopes high for basketball games against Upper Iowa and Parsons.
6	Des Moines Tigers fall before Tutors mat stars	Wrestling team beats Des Moines Tigers, 29-0.
6	Individual standings	Individual standings for Iowa Conference basketball.
6	Teachers condemn Simpson coach; Workman to face charges of Tutor athletic board in future	Inquiry began after post-game fight.
6	Teachers-Simpson both favor holding meeting	Committee to be formed to make inquiries after post-game incident.
6	Simpson favors conference for reconciliation	Would like to repair break in relations.
6	Conference standings	Gives current Iowa Conference basketball standings.
6	By Bert M'Grane	Comments on Iowa Conference basketball play.
7	Lambda Gamma Nu	Held formal dinner dance.
7	Intramural games	Action continues in intramural basketball tournament.
7	Tutors down Oklahoma "U" squad; mat artists win by 19.5 to 7.5 score	I. S. T. C. wins over Oklahoma and prepares for upcoming Cornell meet.
8	Shakespearean	Enjoyed program of music and readings.
8	Pi Theta Pi	Held informal pledging ceremony.
8	Sioux Club	Enjoyed card party.
8	Homerian	Enjoy Personality Plus program.
8	Pi Omega Pi	Frances Botsford gave talk.
8	Sigma Tau Delta sorority	News about members.
8	Chresto	Enjoyed program of reading and music.
8	Phi Omega Pi	Gave tea for critic teachers.
8	Phi Sigma Phi	Held bridge party.