Issue Contents

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1 'Times are uncertain' says SCI President in speech President Maucker answers student questions about campus facilities and policies in his Convocation speech.
2 3000 student hours spent on one half-time show
Parsons--Sandra (Student--1966) 		Panther Marching Band makes final preparations for their first half-time show of the season; photo.
3 Student demonstration prompts campus reaction SCI faculty, staff, and students comment on a student protest against a number of campus policies; photo.
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4 Congratulations to Cage-rattlers
Cawelti--Gerald Scott (Classes of 1965 and 1968; English Faculty) 		Asks the College Eye to print an article giving examples of how students have spoken out on different issues.
5 Impressions of Convocation Feels that this Convocation was one of the most influential ones held at SCI; appreciates administrative response to student protests and questions.
6 Refusal to learn is baffling attitude
Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty) 		Discusses the importance of learning.
7 Untitled
Hoff--Gary 		Expresses a desire for SCI to be made into a university.
8 Well done Thanks John Zahari and the rest of the dining center staff for deciding to keep the dining center line open fifteen minutes longer.
9 Wilson gives answer to 'Woolf'
Wilson--Lora Lee (Public Relations Staff; English Fac 		Thanks the College Eye for adding "A Column of the Arts."
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10 'EYE's naivete' generates comment
Cutler--Lynn Germaine (Class of 1963) 		Encourages students to write to the state legislators rather than complain to President Maucker.
11 Nutmeg and 'Godot' help escape from time
Behrens--Roy Richard (Class of 1968; Art Faculty) 		Comments on the play "Waiting for Godot."
12 Wants housing for staff
Chabert--Henri L. (Modern Language Faculty) 		Comments on housing in Cedar Falls.
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13 Football rally at 6 tonight Students encouraged to show support for the football team.
14 Reid will go to Regents for student problems Student Senate President Gary Reid speaks at a meeting of the Wesley Foundation.
15 SCI hosts Elementary Ed. Conference Dr. A. Sterl Artley, a University of Missouri education professor, will speak at the Elementary Education Conference.
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16 Board of Control discusses editorial freedom for EYE Bernard DeHoff asks the Board of Control to clarify his job as College EYE advisor.
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17 Dr. Anderson has article in 'Sat. Review' Dr. Wallace Anderson encourages undergraduates to increase their study of international affairs.
18 FM radio Voice of SCI, KTCF, announces schedule Schedule for radio station KTCF.
19 Psi Omega holds open house Sunday Psi Omega initiates eight new members; list of new members.
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20 Board of Control rejects Old Gold's requests Old Gold staff hopes to make the yearbook more informal and creative.
21 Faculty Senate opens year with election Leonard Keefe and Donald Whitnah are elected President and Vice President of the Faculty Senate; establish committee to study professional sequence.
22 Institute of speech on campus Undergraduate and graduate students from around Iowa are participating in a Speech Correction Institute's program.
23 Inter-Fraternity open house is Sunday Invites students to learn more about SCI fraternities.
24 Maucker slates faculty meeting discussions List of potential meeting topics.
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25 The campus changes! Photos of construction being done in the Science Hall, Commons, and the Regents Center; photo.
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26 Board approves appropriations Regents agree to give money to SCI for new building projects.
27 Flight training school offered Flight training school will help students prepare to receive their private pilot's license.
28 Music activities open Monday with concert Music faculty performs in the year's opening concert.
29 Reject further fall and spring NSL applications Discusses student use of the guaranteed Loan Funds.
30 Sig Tau's move into new fraternity house Sigma Tau Gamma joins Psi Omega in having an off-campus house
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31 'Student government must meet problems' - Reid says Student Senate president Gary Reid speaks at the Matriculation Convocation.
32 Reid announces nine S S positions are vacant Student Senate discusses solutions for student complaints.
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33 Judo Club organizes Judo Club will participate in the open Judo Tournament in Waterloo.
34 Non-student swims are scheduled College opens up the Women's pool for non-students to use.
35 Panthers prepare for Drake invasion Saturday night
Duffe--Ronald L. (Student--1966-1967) 		Comments on the new procedure students must use to buy football tickets.
36 Sig Tau Dance cancelled for tomorrow Fraternity is unable to find a place to hold their scheduled all-college dance.
37 Ten phones installed in Hagemann Hall Discusses the number of phones available for student use in the residence halls.
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38 Dr. Chase joins college medical staff Dr. Walter Chase comments on his new position as a doctor at the SCI Health Center.
39 Mozart opera scheduled--Cast begins rehersals Comments on SCI's production of the opera "The Marriage of Figaro"; list of cast members.
40 Parking ramp rumors are dispelled Discusses the future addition and expansion of parking lots.