College Eye — May 19, 1961

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Purple Key members to be announced at Honors Convo	A look at the program.
1	Typing tests to be given	Opportunity to meet graduation requirement.
1	Dr. John Cowley appointed acting head of department	Will lead while Professor Reninger is in India; photo.
1	Announce theme for Homecoming	Theme will be "SCI's the Limit".
1	New EYE staff to take over for last issues	List of new staff.
1	An opening scene	Students present "John Brown's Body" in the Auditorium; photo.
1	Gals outshop guys 10:1 on Hill	Local retailers talk about student buying habits.
1	Regents approve fee boost for 1961-62 year	Tuition will increase $26; freshman enrollment will be limited to 1225 to keep within budget.
2	Music students to give recital	Nancy Hammond and James Matthias will perform.
2	Shaw, Carr named to posts	Cecil Shaw will be senior head resident; James Carr will be men's orientation guide chairman.
2	Air workshop to be conducted here this summer	Fourth annual air education workshop will be held.
2	Previews
2	Gilbert, Sullivan play here in fall	Guthrie production of "Pirates of Penzance" will be part of Lecture-Concert Series.
2	ISTC art faculty member publishes article in journal	Professor Campbell publishes article on drawing.
3	Summer classes to be offered in Iowa towns	Classes will be offered in Centerville, Cherokee, Clinton, Mason City, Red Oak, and Spirit Lake.
4	300 expected at conference on drama here this weekend	Highlights of the program.
4	Study grants abroad available
4	Students present gift to business education faculty	Students present coffeemaker to faculty.
4	No conflict in science, Bible?	Dr. Bremner and Professor Eshelman talk about science and religion.
5	'Temporary' housing in 15th year	Carl Bowman and his wife talk about living in Sunset Village, where rent is $25 per month; a look at their life, their finances, and the problems that a married couple faces in college; photo.
6	Varsity wins 20-13 in third alumni contest
6	Frosh have strong team	ISTC has twenty-seven freshman track recruits.
6	ISTC wrestlers to attend clinic	Dave Jensen and Frank Freeman will attend a clinic sponsored by the US Olympic Wrestling Committee.
6	26 freshmen out for baseball	Coach Neil Hattlestad lists ten players as excellent prospects.
6	Teachers whip South Dakota in two	ISTC's baseball team is 6-0 in conference play.
7	Panthers will host conference playoffs	ISTC's baseball team will host North Dakota University in the playoff between winners of the North and South halves of the league.
7	Golf, tennis teams in league meets	The golfers recently defeated Drake, and the tennis team beat Wartburg.
7	Golf and tennis teams win	The tennis team beat Luther, and the golf team defeated Loras.
7	Trackmen win nine straight	ISTC won all but one event in a recent triangular against Wisconsin State and Coe College.
7	ISTC track team to conference meet	The team hopes to rise above its third place finishes of the past two years.
8	Ah, yes, spring again . . .	Spring scenes around campus.
8	Fare well from the 1960-'61 EYE staff	Thanks readers for supporting the newspaper.
8	Future change in admissions	Offers ideas for restricted admission at colleges.
8	Things We See Around ISTC	An exhausted pledge regrets his decision to enter fraternity life.
8	Education for ignorance?	Attacks religious beliefs.
8	Secrecy sign of democracy?	Feels that secrecy harms nations.