College Eye — February 24, 1926

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Men's mix Saturday	Faculty men invited.
1	College Eye election	To be held soon.
1	Bartlett Hall colonial party	Held costume ball.
1	Tom Skeyhill tonight	Will speak on world affairs.
1	Thirty thousand pounds of bells for T. C. Campanile; largest of the fifteen weighs 5000 pounds	Bells now being cast at Meneely Company in New York; should be among the largest sets of bells on a US college campus; description of the bells; photo.
1	Tutor debaters defeat Luther	Brief account of the debate.
1	The rights of men	California professor invites men to shave in class in response to women applying powder.
1	Laundry handles big business; hundreds of swim suits and towels cleaned daily	Mrs. Kellogg started college laundry eight years ago; moves to new facility; description of the hard work.
1	Portrait of Mrs. Wittenmyer to be presented Monday; was active worker in the Civil War	To be presented by Black Hawk Women's Christian Temperance Union; brief profile of Annie Wittenmyer.
2	Locals	Extension assignments for the week.
2	Student Opinion	Urges respect for freedom of speech of pacifists.
3	Eva and Clara Herndon	Grandmother's serious illness has drawn them to Audubon.
3	Glen Brookins	Accepts position in the livestock judging department of the Ames Extension Department.
3	Miss Helen Ives	Teaching in Rockwell; visited her mother in Cedar Falls.
3	Miss Margaret Stephenson	Teaching in Independence; visited parents in Cedar Falls.
3	The hospital list	Four women were hospitalized this week.
3	Leila Woolverton	Teaching in Marshalltown; visited parents in Cedar Falls.
3	Professor Mach	George R. Mach addressed the Lincoln School of Cedar Falls P.T.A. His address was titled; "Why the Pacifist?"
3	Beth Tracy	Four students at I.S.T.C. attended a demonstration of physical fitness in La Porte City.
4	Sunday speaker	Warren F. Sheldon will speak.
4	A Bouquet of Eyelets	Poems and quips submitted by campus members
4	The classroom teacher professionalism	Suggests students be given more information about what teaching will be like before they graduate from college.
5	Radio reports	Students appreciate concerts heard over the radio in the auditorium on Sunday evenings.
5	The inquiring reporter	Asks students and faculty what they like best about George Washington.
6	Tutors meet "Dormen" tonight; Upper Iowa invades local camp, purple at Luther this weekend	I. S. T. C. hopes to keep conference basketball chances alive.
6	At Decorah Saturday	I. S. T. C. will play Luther in basketball this coming weekend.
6	Morrison finds basket	Stats from game against Iowa Wesleyan.
6	Tutors down Iowa Wesleyan in easy contest	I. S. T. C. defeats Iowa Wesleyan in basketball, 36-23.
6	Parsons cagers upset Tutors in hot contest	Parsons defeats I. S. T. C., 30-21.
6	Telegraphers through	Thoughts on chances of winning 1926 Iowa conference basketball championship.
6	Captains of intramural teams select all-tourney fives	Best players from intramural leagues chosen.
6	Alpha Delta Alphas win the intramural cage title	Summary of intramural season for 1926.
6	Diamond schedule complete, nine games scheduled	Spring baseball schedule.
6	Pedagogs loom champions in Iowa circuit	Hopes high to win Iowa Conference championship in basketball; team rankings.
7	The Jubilee Pageant	Lengthy description of the thinking behind the pageant.
8	V. O. V. Sigma Phi	Announces new pledges.
8	Women debate Wesleyan Sat.
8	Phi Sigma Phi	Bertha Hurt and Joyce Newton pledge.
8	Delphian	Held theater party.
8	Theta Alpha Phi	Margaret Hurn spoke on stage settings; Professor Martin is recovering from surgery.
8	Philo	Enjoyed program given by members.
8	Phi Omega Pi	Held informal initiation.
8	Delta Gamma Lambda sorority	Roster of new pledges.
8	Tau Sigma Delta	Enjoyed bridge party.