College Eye — November 1, 1963

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Debate tourney today, tomorrow	Twenty-one college teams will come to campus; list of SCI students who will be participating.
1	Busot, Wohl to debate Cuba crisis	Will debate issue of invading Cuba.
1	Tickets go on sale Monday for Duerrenmatt's 'The Visit'	Play preview; photo.
1	Counselors like friends, say Bartlett counselees	Students talk about their duties as dorm counselors.
1	Annual AWS Tea Sunday in Union	Opportunity to meet AWS officers and new women on campus.
1	French art exhibit opens Monday in A&I building	Work by sixty-six artists on display.
1	Nero ticket sale opens Wednesday	Profile of Peter Nero.
2	Need reorganization, definition of powers	Claims that student groups and committees are not organized.
2	Letter of thanks	Family of Bruce Henderson thanks those who showed support for their family after Bruce's death.
2	Obiter Scripta: let's try something different while there is time	Addresses criticisms from colleagues.
2	Frana restates: 'It is time for change'	Responds to Carol Du Toit's statements on the recognition, not criticism, that SLB deserves.
2	Gregersen again on civil defense	Points out that the length of time that a person should stay in a shelter is closer to thirty-six days, instead of previously proposed thirty-six hours.
3	Bartosz emcee for DIJ XV concert	List of those who will play in SDIJ.
3	Temporary parking at 27th, College	Crowding brought on by construction of Administration Building.
3	Outstanding award to Tomahawk	Honored at national conference.
3	Ellen Richards Club sponsors doughnut sale
3	College women should not allow education to be wasted: DeShon	Profile of Peggy DeShon, 1963 Homecoming Queen; photo.
4	Policy Board to formulate Union rules	Aims of the board.
4	Twenty-three pledge two honorary sororities	List of new members of Kappa Phi and Theta Theta Epsilon.
5	Beautification project for college greenhouse begins	Built in 1938; Professor Picklum describes renovations now underway.
5	Delts, Pi Taus top sororities in grade points	Delta Delta Phi and Pi Tau Phi win scholarship awards.
5	Student-Faculty committee lists two-fold plan	One group will investigate problems; second group will compile list of professors to participate in discussions.
5	Student radio station KYTC lists fall program schedule
5	3 sororities volunteer help to handicapped	Will assist handicapped students in Cedar Falls.
5	Reduced rates at L-C season ticket sales
5	Untitled	Tau Kappa Epsilon and Tau Sigma Delta win the float contest during Homecoming.
6	Panthers meet Jackrabbits in season's most crucial game	SCI will face South Dakota State College; photo.
6	Coach Stewart selects 17-man basketball team	Norm Stewart chooses seventeen men to play on his varsity basketball team.
6	Cross country squad goes for North Central Crown	SCI will participate in North Central Conference meet.
7	Freshmen gridders close season with loss and tie	SCI tied Luther College, 14-14; Panthers defeated by Ellsworth Junior College, 14-7; photo.
7	Harriers down Luther 25-30	SCI defeated Luther College, 25-30.
7	Panther defense humbles North Dakota University 9-0.	Bruce Montgomery tied a school record set by Dave Cox for intercepting three passes in one game.
7	Intramural cage action under way	Intramural basketball will begin.
7	Panther Tracks: Recall fine teams from grid past	Tony McAdams reaches back in history to talk about football in the past.
8	AMS organization slated for fall '64	Will combine Men's Union and Association of Men's Residence Halls; plans for organization.
8	Journalists begin fall pledging	List of Alpha Phi Gamma pledges.
8	Joint TKE-Tau Sig float wins Homecoming contest	Also list of other winners.