College Eye — July 19, 1963

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Required tests of typewriting skill Monday
1	Summer band and chorus present concert Tuesday	Performance program.
1	Union sponsors party tonight in ballroom
1	Language Arts workshop to hear speaker	Betty Jenkins will speak.
1	'Schools in communist Cuba have deteriorated': Busot	Profile of Aldo Busot; photo.
1	Union schedules French films for Wednesday	Will show "My Uncle".
1	'Politics of Armed Conflict' third Asian lecture Monday	Richard A. Butwell will speak; photo.
1	Rath research manager talks to seminar	Neil B. Wilson will speak to business education group.
1	Four graduate students to present art shows	Frank Alhelm, Glen Swanson, Carolyn Williams and Roland Larson will show work.
2	Eclipse could put SCI on map	Total eclipse is to be seen clearly on campus.
2	Are we intellectually deprived to point of no opinion?	Students are encouraged to write their opinions.
2	'The college community--still a Placid Maelstrom'	Intellectual evidence is on campus, but hard to find.
2	Untitled	Poking fun on the pet rule in dorms.
2	Swanson sees faults in British educational system	Tests play too much of a role to determine education levels.
2	Average yearly cost of college in Iowa over $1,600	Tuition seems high now but will continue to rise over the years.
3	22 game schedule set for Panther basketball team	Panther season is already in schedule.
3	Folk dancing in street Thursday
3	Nine actors in thirty-five roles rehearsing for play	A look at the production of "Under Milk Wood"; photo.
3	Student council workshop delegates wind up week stay on campus today	110 delegates will leave after a week on campus; photo.
4	Educational administration classes hear speech by Dr. Oscar Thompson	Speaks to NEA commission.
4	Change will dominate our children's future: Micheels	Excerpts from speech.
4	Castoffs still lead Baker softball league	The Castoffs lead Baker Hall with 6 and 2 lead.