College Eye — May 15, 1964

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Van Voorhis, Bradford new Greek King, Queen	Brief look at Greek Week activities; list of other award winners..
1	650 in rights demonstration; leaders consider it successful	Faculty and students march to post office; offer reactions to demonstration; photo.
1	Bare stage puts emphasis on action in Macbeth play	Description of the set; photo.
1	Faculty Senate votes "no" on graduation change plea	Affirms earlier decision to require seniors to take final examinations on schedule.
1	Petitions circulated urging usual awarding of diplomas	Urge repeal of decision to require seniors to take final examinations on schedule; diplomas will not be awarded at Commencement.
2	New EYE staff takes over publication	Announces the arrival of the new EYE staff.
2	Obiter Scripta: many, many steps to Negro freedom and equality	Informs readers that the road to equal rights for African-Americans will be long and hard; the process does not take place overnight.
2	Chabert replies to two EYE letters	Responds to letters, written by William Gray and an anonymous author, on civil rights.
2	Flannery sees 'glimmer of light'	Encourages students to take a stand and support civil rights, claiming that there are too many who simply claim to support such rights, but do not.
2	How informed were marchers?	Argues that too many students who participated in the civil rights march did not really know what they were supporting.
3	Advanced registration today, tomorrow
3	Students' art show Sunday	Chuck Froom, Jo Jorgensen, Kay Kaiser, and Ben Redington will show work.
3	Pleads for equal rights for both sexes	Believes women need protection of the law.
3	Steenbergen wants closer editing	Questions arguments of recent letter.
3	All students not in favor of present civil rights bill	Looks at recent march and offers own reaction.
3	Lead action in behalf of seniors	Unhappy that diplomas will not be awarded at Commencement.
4	3 seniors present recitals this week in Music Hall	Byron Thompson, Donna Buhr, and Pamela Griffel will perform.
4	Existentialist discussion Tuesday	Several history faculty will present panel discussion.
4	Banquet for students active in forensics	List of those who will receive awards.
4	Business Office to stop cashing student pay checks	Will continue to cash small personal checks; cite recent location of bank near campus.
4	Minneapolis trip for Eiklor students	Will attend theater and visit art museums.
4	Theme chosen for Homecoming	Theme will be "Olympics on the Hill".
4	Three young Finegans find ceramics "child's play"	A look at the work of Professor Finegan's children; photo.
5	Rights petition signed by 800	Petition supporting civil rights circulated by Chuck Quirk and Dave Nagle; drafted by Professor Ross.
5	Seniors still eligible for Peace Corps	May apply for training program.
5	Miss Lyddon new chairman of UPC	List of committee chairs.
5	Subtle discrimination exists on campus for SCI Negro and African students	A look at the problems faced by African-American and African students; photo.
6	Panthers at North Dakota for crucial doubleheader	Sweep South Dakota State.
6	Duke to speak at combined all-sports banquet Tuesday	Program for banquet.
6	Spoden gets pro chance with Bullets	First SCI basketball player to be drafted by pros.
6	Panther personalities, teams gave fans plenty of thrills	A look at this year's sports highlights.
7	Golfers to for NCC title today
7	Tennis quartet competes for top NCC spot	Defeated Drake; photo.
7	Jennett's healthy squad to conference track meet	Will compete in conference meet.
7	Beefy linemen compose fall quad-captains	List of football captains.
8	Dr. Poage to speak at Honors Convocation	A look at the program; photo.
8	Jazz Band concert in Music Hall	David Kennedy will lead dance and jazz band performance; Karl Holvik will lead clarinet choir.
8	Construction underway for third unit of Regents Hall dormitory complex	New women's hall should be ready by May 1965; library will be complete in two weeks; Campbell Hall addition should be complete in June 1964.