College Eye — May 3, 1963

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Three seniors exhibit works at art shows	Elizabeth Foster, Eugene Bahling, and Kay Morse display work.
1	Mrs. Erwin Vogt will reign over Mother's Day activities	Mother of Barbara Vogt will be honored; photo.
1	Legislators see need to restore SCI $311,000	Will need smaller budget cut than had earlier been thought.
1	Dr. Maucker proclaims today as Women's Day	Text of proclamation.
1	Free variety show opens Greek Week	Greek Week schedule of activities.
1	Women leaders honored in today's campus activities	Schedule of activities.
1	SCI's youngest, oldest students find college men serious, co-eds pretty	Profile of Laura Emma Hayes and Veronica Suchy; photo.
2	Degree-minded students come for easy education	Why do students come to SCI?
2	'Moral responsibility comes with freedom after graduation'	Students take on more responsibility after higher learning is over.
2	ACCIA attendance reflection of campus spirit of apathy	Students don't attend events that their tuition pays for.
2	Protests Fox's evaluation of abstract art in terms of its verbal meaning	Rebuttal to previous column.
2	Students cannot catch European culture in college sponsored summer institutes	Students travel to learn abroad.
3	Off-campus men needed to guide students in fall	Needed for orientation.
3	SLB officers set office hours in Commons
3	Next College Quiz Bowl scheduled
3	Untitled	Students enjoy spring weather.
3	New Selective Service plan set for summer	Colleges will report enrollment to draft boards.
3	Old Gold staff chosen for 1963-64	Judy Cord will be executive editor; Dan McCleary will be assistant editor; Paul Kolpek will be business manager; photo.
3	Phi Mu Alpha initiates 12 actives, 1 life member	List of new members.
3	'How to enjoy your tensions': Dr. Metheny	Excerpts from speech by Eleanor Metheny.
3	Library science scholarships announced	Four $250 scholarships will be awarded.
4	Golfers win dual match at Wartburg	SCI is victorious over Wartburg, 9 1/2 to 5 1/2, and Morningside, 6 1/2 to 5 1/2.
4	Panthers hurt by errors in 5-0 loss to Wartburg	SCI is shut out, 5-0, against Wartburg.
4	Netmen raise mark to 3-1 with victory over Wartburg	Panthers win after losing only one singles and one doubles match over Wartburg.
4	Jennett takes track squad to Sioux City Relays today	Panthers hope to bring victory with a full squad in the Sioux City Relays.
4	Bozorgzadeh paces Iran in table tennis	Houshang Bozorgzadeh wins twenty-four of his twenty-nine matches for a sixth place for United States.
5	Panther diamond nine home for two conference contests	SCI tries for third and fourth straight win against South Dakota.
5	Golf and track competition final events for intramurals	Final activities for intramural sports are in season.
5	33 former SCI grid stars on stand-out alumni squad	All-American and all-conference players hope to bring in a victory against Stan Sheriff's varsity.
6	Senior recitals planned by four music majors	Donna Buhr, Neil Donald, Joyce Harms, and Naomi Wilkans will perform.
6	Harlan and Bina recipients of Big Oil Can Awards	List of award winners at Gridiron Dinner; photo.
6	PMA concert of illegitimate music tomorrow	Will feature light music.
6	SCRA banquet will be Tuesday in Commons	Will install new officers.