College Eye — July 9, 1926
| Page | Title | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Y. W. C. A. | Sponsoring Saturday morning hikes. |
| 1 | Homer H. Seerley | President Seerley is pictured; photo. |
| 1 | Teachers request one year in seven free for studies; N. E. A. directors decide on Seattle convention next year | Highlights of the NEA convention. |
| 1 | New interfrat council to begin work on big program this fall; expect raise in scholastic standards of fraternity men | Constitution of the new Interfraternity Council. |
| 1 | Commonwealth conference discusses plans for local government; authorities claim state government could enforce prohibition more strictly | Conference highlights. |
| 1 | Notice to graduates | Should order Commencement announcements. |
| 1 | Roselth K. Breed here Thursday; America's finest woman humorist to chase away blues | Speaker profile. |
| 2 | American youth walks in filth, Heicher avers; former local pastor indicts modern civilization in United States | Excerpts from address by the Reverend M. K. W. Heicher; critical of American culture. |
| 3 | All-college dance Saturday | Second in series of dances sponsored by Student Council. |
| 4 | The model college student | Gives definitions and examples of what may be considered a model college student. |
| 5 | Y. W. vesper service | Schedule of services to be held Wednesday evenings on the steps of the Library. |
| 5 | Historical pageant of Black Hawk County big success; college students also take part in spectacle | Showed pioneer and early life in Black Hawk County. |
| 6 | Thumb and theme of dime show at Regent Monday | Movie preview. |
| 6 | Pirates trim Unknowns 8-1 | In intramural baseball, the Pirates defeated the Unknowns, 8-1 |
| 6 | Unknowns bow to Xanho-Chi 8-0 | Xanho-Chi defeated the Unknowns in intramural baseball, 8-0. |
| 6 | Pirates win close game from A. D. A. and Betas 3-1 | The Pirates defeated A. D. A.-Betas, 3-1, in intramural baseball. |
| 8 | Phi Sigma Phi | Picnic held at Island Park; Marjorie Leslie and Norma Killam visited; roster of women who celebrated the holiday out of town. |
| 8 | V. O. V. Sigma Phi | News about members. |
| 8 | Alpha Delta Alpha | News about members. |
| 8 | Wesley Foundation | Plans for a Japanese Lawn party; Harry Kauffman will lead Epworth League; Maryann Meyers, Maxine Bowers, and Ruth Sampson visited their homes. |
| 8 | Geneva Student Conference | Details about upcoming conference. |