College Eye — January 17, 1964

Page	Title	Summary
1	Fletcher reads poetry, prose in Lecture-Concert program	A look at Bramwell Fletcher's program of readings; photo.
1	Board of Regents okays increased tuition rates	Increase tuition $40 per year; Union project split into remodeling for Commons and building of a new Union structure; Seerley Hall will remodeled for the Department of Business.
1	54 girls in preliminaries of OLD GOLD pageant	List of candidates.
1	Polish movie shown tonight in Ballroom
1	'Street Scene' successful despite script drawbacks	Review of the play; photo.
2	Should set spring exam schedule soon	Asks that the exam schedule be printed soon so that students can prepare for finals.
2	Untitled	Character shows his 'protest face.'
2	Panama crisis result of US 'imperialism' in Latin America	Claims US caused Panama Crisis.
2	Obiter Scripta: final examinations not the way to test students-Fox	Points out that when taking finals as a student, Professor Fox never feared an exam.
2	Cites reasons against frat housing	Does not support the Greek system.
3	Purple Arrow exchange opens Feb. 3
3	Former Hungarian speaks this morning	Nicholas Nyardi will speak; photo.
3	Regents Hall and addition to be named by AMRH	Men's dorm residents will vote on names for Regents Complex units.
3	Better understanding, pronunciation are gained through Language Lab	Professors talk about the benefits of the Language Laboratory; photo.
4	Dean Lang to speak at Commencement	Description of ceremonies.
4	Library hours shortened during break
4	Untitled	Karen Evans, Jeanne Graff, and Trudy Lantau buy yearbooks from OLD GOLD business manager Paul Kolpek.
4	KME initiates 13 members	List of new members.
4	TV series offers to buy idea of English major	"Route 66" offers to buy script from Gordon Mennenga; photo.
5	Baha'i lecturer will speak at Wesley	Paul Pettit will speak.
5	IFC party to explain rush system
5	Offer class in reading improvement	Professor Comens will offer twelve week class.
5	SCI students would rather wear out than rust out	A look at the variety of jobs that students have; photo.
6	Volleyball game highlight of WRA playnight	A group of SCI men will face the Cedar Rapids YMCA volleyball team.
6	Phi Sigs win All-College cage crown	Phi Sigma Epsilon defeated Carpenter House, 51-42, and took the championship title.
6	High ranking Cowboys wrestle Panthers Jan. 25	SCI will face Oklahoma State.
6	Panther Tracks: Panthers face crucial three-game series	SCI will face Morningside, North Dakota State, and South Dakota University.
7	SCI cagers seek fourth NCC victory against Chiefs	SCI will compete against Morningside College.
7	Untitled	Pete Spoden guards a South Dakota State player.
7	Grapplers down SDS 14-11 for third dual meet win	Panthers defeated South Dakota State, 14-11.
7	Frosh cagers play Titus tomorrow night	Panthers will face Titus Airfoil.
7	SCI women dominate Invitational Sports Day	Panthers played well, competing against colleges across the state.
7	Freshmen wrestlers defeat SDS	Panthers defeated Jackrabbits.
8	Photographer's position open on EYE staff
8	Final examination schedule lengthened to six days	Finals schedule.
8	No publication slated for finals week
8	Registration runs smoother; improvement still needed	Students note their likes and dislikes.
8	AWS sponsors 'Finals Fling'	Will hold dance following game.
8	Off campus housing not to be immediate	Faculty approve proposal, 93-49; President Maucker will consider recommendation in light of former Dean Bender's criteria.