College Eye — February 14, 1964

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	'Black Like Me' author to speak	John Howard Griffin will speak; photo.
1	All-College elections set for March 17	AWS, SLB, and MU candidates listed.
1	Three faiths represented: religious leaders to lecture at 3-day SCRA conference	Profile of guest speakers; photo.
1	Garbo stars in 'Anna Karenina' tonight in Union
1	Budapest String Quartet to present two programs	Profile of the group; photo.
2	List 'vital' issues for election platforms	Suggests a platform of raising academic standards and the intellectual level of SCI.
2	Comments contrary to fraternity goals	Disagrees with statements made by Richard Worm concerning fraternities.
2	Nagle in favor of frat housing	Believes fraternities are acceptable organizations and that they have value to students and groups at this school.
2	Hurst praises tabulating room	Thanks those who were involved in distributing fall grades so quickly.
2	Resents search at check-point	Protests against library personnel searching women's purses.
2	Untitled	Character shaves his head to be different, and a bird mistakes it for an egg needing to be hatched.
2	Obiter Scripta: fraternity housing not proper college business: Fox	Believes that the matter of fraternity housing is trivial..
3	SCI students admired by English instructor from India	Profile of Mavis Ulrick; photo.
3	Winter play cast chosen for 'Look Homeward Angel'	List of cast and crew.
4	M. J. Kitzman art works at College Hill Lutheran
4	Coeds awarded scholarships	Donna Pingrey and Nancy Mitchell win Faculty Men's Club scholarships.
4	Regent's secretary is mother to over 450 boys	Profile of Ruth Sires and a look at some her duties.
4	Alpha Phi Gamma to sponsor state-wide journalism conference	Tom Pettit will speak.
5	Sherry Day crowned 1964 OLD GOLD Beauty Queen	Profile of Sherry Day and her attendants; photo.
5	Robley Wilson poetry book now available	"All that Love-Making" published.
5	Tomahawk sets new rules for bulletin boards	Rules for posting notices on boards.
5	Annual AMRH dance in Union tomorrow
5	SEVEN moves into new office	Now in Baker Hall.
5	Excellent awards given to SCI forensic teams	Three forensics teams honored.
5	Barbara Gordon wins praise from Met reviewer	Participates in Metropolitan Opera Iowa competition.
5	Cut-rate tickets available for World's Fair	May purchase tickets for New York Fair.
5	Lenten films sponsored by student centers
6	WRA sponsors Feb. 28-29 outing for interested girls	WRA will hold annual Winter Outing.
6	Positions open now at KYTC	Need newscaster, announcers, and others.
6	Freshmen cagers lose to Fort Dodge 79-62	SCI freshmen have a season record of 5-6.
6	David Pownall named head of reader service	Brief profile of David Pownall.
6	Cornell, Wartburg here for triangular track meet	SCI varsity defeated freshman, 85-28; SCI to compete in triangular.
6	Panther Tracks: Schedule, fatigue, lack of desire cause mat losses	Explores reasons for recent Panther losses.
7	SCI cagers face Morningside and South Dakota on crucial road trip	Panthers to face Chiefs and Coyotes.
7	All-College intramural wrestling finals tomorrow	Names of participants and weight classes are listed.
7	Winona State is Panther foe tomorrow; Cyclones Thursday	SCI has season record of 4-6.
7	Frosh matmen down Mankato freshmen 15-11	SCI defeated Mankato State, 15-11.
7	Untitled	Tom Franklin shoots for the basket; photo.
8	Student opinion solicited in food service survey	Will determine food preferences.
8	AWS-AMRH delegates examine SCI social life	Will attempt to promote more social activities.
8	Olson, Schaefer student recital Tuesday night	Programs for performances by Linda Olson and Beverly Schaefer.
8	Concert band plays Sunday in Music Hall	Performance program.
8	SLB approves dates for campus spring election	Also considers discrimination in housing.
8	Faculty Senate approves study of SCI fraternities, sororities	Will study effects and influences of Greek organizations.