College Eye — March 29, 1963

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Larry Seckington named new senior head resident	Profile; photo.
1	Recitals Monday, Tuesday by 4 senior music majors	James Cline, Roger Hess, Marynel Hughes, and Richard Stromberg will perform.
1	Applications due Tuesday for EYE, Old Gold jobs
1	Illinois Company performs experimental ballet today	Description of the performance; photo.
1	Cancel Thursday Commons Forum
1	Folk singing is popular fad say Peter, Paul and Mary	Interview with the group; photo.
2	Why not Saturday classes to add classroom space?	Not enough time in the day for classes for the number of students on campus.
2	Mr. K's cunning ploy will give abstract art new life	Soviet artists must work in a certain form.
2	Good that few see SLB meeting	Disappointment when attending an SLB meeting.
2	Toynbee's thesis: either bombs or famine may end society	If bombs don't end us then famine will.
2	Academic climate already damaged	Significant problems due to overcrowding already exist.
2	Untitled	Weather changes rapidly.
3	Men's Union Week will put emphasis upon scholarship	Schedule of activities.
3	20 FBLA clubs here for parley next Friday
3	Name twenty-eight to spring play cast	List of cast members for "The Winter's Tale".
3	WPA Week ends tomorrow with Femme's Fancy Dance	List of those in "Most Popular Man on Campus" contest; photo.
4	Chapel sermon delivered by SCI grad Sunday	Erwin Gaede will speak.
4	Directing class presents 3 one-act plays Sunday	Plays will be directed by JoAnn VerSluis, Joyce Silka, and Kent Leinbach.
4	Under 17% of annual school budget paid for by student contributions	A look at the sources of revenue for SCI; photo.
5	Museum hours are announced
5	Six members suspended from SLB for repeated absences without proxy	Also consider change in by-laws; Union Policy Board will begin functioning in June.
5	SAI presents music recital next Friday	Will replace Olive Barker competition.
5	Museum hours are announced
5	Student Arnold Srp finds world-wide hitch-hiking easy	Profile of student and his travels; photo.
6	Phi Sigs, Stone advance in intramural volleyball race	Stone House and Phi Sigma Epsilon go to championship.
6	Bozorgzadeh to compete in world table tennis meet	Table Tennis Championship in Prague, Czechoslovakia.
7	Dotson wins 137-pound title in NCAA wrestling tourney	SCI wins title at NCAA University Division meet at Kent State of Ohio.
7	Trackmen end indoor season in dual meet with Grinnell	Panthers hope to run in a victory against Grinnell; Photo.
7	Baseball and track take over for basketball and wrestling	New season means new sports.
8	Exams for grad study in social science Monday
8	Organizations board erected by Tomahawk	Will provide space for news about student organizations.
8	Science Fair will display 200 exhibits
8	Grad opens art show Tuesday	Work by Nell Boardman will be on display.
8	Noted director to speak at SCI drama conference	Douglas Campbell will speak.
8	Carol Fisher cited as top Business Education senior	List of others who where honored.
8	Expect 500 for 8th annual Art Fair	High school students will compete for scholarships.
8	200 safety ed teachers begin meeting today	Highlights of the conference.