College Eye — January 19, 1962

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	'Telephone,' 'Medium' bring excellent singing, acting	Music Department offers Menotti operas; photo.
1	Kaye will star in movie tonight 'Knock on Wood'
1	Huston Smith to speak at convocation Mon.	Profile of Huston Smith; photo.
1	Barb Vogt chosen women's student counseling chairman	Brief profile of Barbara Vogt.
1	Local architects employed for building program	Thorson and Brom hired for campus planning.
1	Harvard professor to speak Friday	Profile of Howard Mumford Jones, lecturer in Humanities series.
2	Are we really so infantile?	Sexual do's and don't questioned.
2	It's probably nothing serious	Speculates on reasons for the large number of students in the campus hospital.
2	A few suggestions for the parties	Suggestions for getting more students involved in the Student League Board elections.
2	Maurer: individualism important today	Upcoming speech series topic, 'The Future of the Individual,' should cause students to evaluate themselves and society.
2	Opposed to grad student teachers	Shortage of teachers is not problem produced by colleges; adaptations should be made.
2	Reader demands equal rights	Students can check out periodicals from the library for one day, professors can check them out indefinitely--equal rights are desired.
3	$268,000 budget approved by Regents for summer session	A look at the various workshops and institutes to be held on campus this summer.
3	CF-Waterloo women asked to live at home next year	Seek to cut down on dorm overcrowding.
3	Lange to speak this morning for conference	Drexel D. Lange will speak at Elementary Leaders Conference.
3	Old Gold beauty judges named for Feb. 9 pageant	Procedures for the contest.
3	Industrial arts teachers here today, tomorrow	Conference highlights.
4	Kubose: Buddhism--America's most misunderstood religion	Excerpts from speech by Gyomay Kubose.
4	Piano recital to be given	Maryellen Johnson will perform.
4	Married couples to hold banquet tomorrow night	Wesley Center will hold interdenominational gathering.
4	Annual art show to open Sunday at A&I building	Winter show of student work.
5	KYTC to present review of general education courses	Faculty members will talk about their areas of general education.
5	SCI girl in Germany isn't the American stereotype	Barb Mann talks about her impressions of and experiences in Germany; photo.
6	Industrial arts student exhibit to open Sunday	Will display student art work.
6	Nightwatchman's 'Duke' dances, sneezes, understands English	Security officer Ed Rhoades talks about his dog; photo.
7	Wrestlers to compete in 3 meets over 5-day period	Michigan State, Minnesota, and Mankato State are next on the agenda.
7	Panther cagers suffer 2 losses over weekend	Fall to Morningside, 73-67, and South Dakota University, 87-77.
7	Basketball losing streak is stopped in win over Loras	Victorious over Loras, 84-49.
7	Intramural finals fast approaching	Gold, Purple, and Off-campus and Fraternity leagues are coming to a season's close; photo.
8	Untitled	Students gather for rush tea.
8	'Golden Age of Comedy' now at Waterloo Center
8	Henriksen, Quick to present piano, horn recital Tuesday	Judith Henriksen and Sandra Quick will perform.