College Eye — October 25, 1963

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Peggy DeShon chosen as 22nd Homecoming Queen	Profiles of the queen and her court; photo.
1	Maxwell and Coleman give recital Sunday	Program for performance.
1	Creating student responsibility is objective of counseling services	Paul Kelso talks at length about the services available; photo.
2	Let's at least have desks	Addresses the issue of not enough desks in the rooms for students.
2	Eland answers CD questions	Addresses Jack Gregersen's request for more information about campus fallout shelters.
2	Perspective: establishment; beings; communication; report; idea	Everett Howell tells a story about a report.
2	Speed reducers causing village feud	Compares current situation in Sunset Village to that of the Old West.
2	Criticism of SLB not fair, needs second look: Du Toit	Points out that SLB participants work very hard and deserve recognition for their efforts.
3	Homecoming's here again: parade, game, teas, dance	Description of upcoming events.
3	Pep bands, floats, plays in Homecoming of 1940	Describes activities during Homecoming week in 1940
4	No plans made to reschedule Nyardi speech	Dr. Nyardi became ill on way to Cedar Falls.
4	Mercury vapor lamps now being installed	Will be installed along 23rd and College Streets.
4	Construction begins Monday on Administration Building	Will occupy site of former parking lot; will cost $860,000 and is scheduled to be completed by December 1, 1964.
4	Intersorority coffee hour Thursday	All women are invited.
4	Insurance form available for policy holders
4	328 sign petition for civil rights	Supports bill now in Congress.
4	Bartosz to be guest soloist at DIJ XV	Ken Bartosz will perform.
4	Ide, three professors have books published	Arthur Ide publishes book of poetry; Professors Wagner, Blackman, and Hosier publish book of language games.
5	Business teachers meet today	Ninth annual beginning business teachers will meet.
5	SCI student killed in crash	Bruce Henderson killed near Parkersburg.
5	Construction approved for Regents dorm expansion	Plans call for four units with a common dining center; construction of second unit (Shull Hall) now underway; photo.
5	Union resumes check service for students	Students may continue to use unattended cloakroom at own risk or may check coats in attended service.
5	Baton twirlers wanted for half-time show
5	Fall book exchange totals $1,077	438 books sold through Purple Arrow this year; decrease from last year.
6	Grid squad rambles 49-14 in big offensive display	SCI defeats Morningside College, 49-14.
6	Harriers tie Mankato, face Luther next	SCI cross country team tied Mankato State, 28-28.
6	Panther Tracks: Who will win tomorrow? Big Panther victory-Why?	Gridders will face North Dakota University; Tony McAdams says factors are in favor of Panthers.
7	Big, tough Sioux meet Panthers	North Dakota University will face Panthers in SCI's Homecoming contest.
7	Five lettermen head Stewart's basketball team	Coach Norm Stewart begins drilling his sixteen men for basketball season; game dates and opponents are listed.
7	Yearling gridders down Wartburg reserves 27-0	SCI's record jumps to 2-0.
7	Tekes dominate intramural grid and swim competition	Tau Kappa Epsilon took the titles in both intramural sports.
7	37 wrestlers begin varsity mat drills	Coach Bill Koll begins practices for his thirty-seven wrestlers; meet dates and opponents are listed; photo.
8	Cast selected for musical production	List of cast members for "Street Scene".
8	SLB changes rule for Purple Key honor	Also consider coat check room in Union and reports of racial discrimination.
8	All-College Benefit Auction contributes $500 to WUS	Will aid students in developing countries.
8	Final day to drop course