College Eye — June 19, 1964

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Student attitudes do change with further experience	Finds differences between those who are starting school this summer as opposed to those who started school last summer; photo.
1	Movie, activity night planned for weekend entertainment	Schedule of activities.
1	Organizational meeting for Eye Monday	Seeking staff members.
1	New major field added in elementary education	A look at the new special education major.
1	"Member of the Wedding" opens movie series	Schedule of summer films.
1	Summer enrollment total up 15 per cent from '63	Enrollment for summer 1964 is now 2628; photo.
1	College play is Shaw comedy	Will present "You Never Can Tell".
1	Summer hours earlier at offices, Union, Library	Summer schedules.
2	Participation in campus activities has rewards	Students should enjoy activities outside of class.
2	Girls State teaches citizenship	Cites benefits of Girls State.
2	SCI students witness discrimination in Mississippi	A student talks about her visit to the South.
2	Student asks to see library	Would like to be able to get into the new building to see what it looks like.
2	Professor offers solution to crowded classes, housing	Radical solutions include closing dorms, building on Quad, and putting dome over athletic fields.
2	Use sidewalks, not footpaths	Urges students to keep their campus beautiful.
3	Mock elections highlight Girls State; delegates spend week on campus	Quick look at activities; photo.
3	Co-ed games, swims in summer recreation plans	Schedule for recreational facilities.
3	Rec swimming schedules set for men and women
3	A Cappella Choir has new name	Will be called Concert Chorale.
4	Dickinson, Remmert, Thompson join staff as coaches, graduate assistant	Brief profiles and assignments of Art Dickinson, Dennis Remmert, and Larry Thompson.
4	SCI students display photos in Union show	Robert Bina, Jim Dee, and Keith Jacobs will show work.
4	College sponsors 2-day public relations workshop	150 expected to attend.
4	Two graduates present exhibit in art forms	Lee Knight and Lee Edler will show work.
4	Students may check out recreation equipment, bikes	Equipment available to women students.
4	Social Science Seminar applications now available	Will travel to Europe.