College Eye — October 2, 1964

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Pinnings: songs, handshakes for sweetheart, her pinmate	A look at the custom of fraternity pinning; photo.
1	Untitled	President Maucker presents 'Dad of the Day' Max R. Schmidt (father of Max S. Schmidt) to football crowd.
1	Mock election in Crossroads	Will vote on national and state offices.
1	Caravans formed to hear Nixon, Johnson speeches	Will go to Waterloo and Des Moines.
1	Entire county returns to standard time
1	Dr. Kirkendall addresses college on moral issues	MU and AWS sponsor Lester A. Kirkendall, an expert on dating customs.
1	Dog Days activities include band, 'Reggie's Romp,' orations, forum	A look at the activities.
2	Nudist embarrassed to tears	Lost contact lens in pool; uncomfortable with rules on swimming nude.
2	Include campus parties in organizational night	Opposes exemption of ROC party at Organizational Sign-Up Night.
2	September has 30 days, not 31	Bookstore printed extra day in calendar.
2	Fatalistic interpretation of history could be fatal	Believes presidential candidates are worthy, contrary to Fox's opinion.
2	Freshman fears Panther spirit is dead	Student disappointed by lack of enthusiasm at football game.
2	She's proud of SCI educators	Salute to educators.
3	Original prints still available for rental
3	SLB newsletter proposal will be voted on Monday	Would include support and information about all student government organizations.
3	Meeting for '65 grads Tuesday	Will learn about placement services.
3	Eligible voters should obtain ballots	Information about absentee ballots.
3	Undergraduates final day to change courses
3	Audio-Visual Center: gold mine of records, films, recorders	Description of collections and services of the Center, a part of the Curriculum Laboratory; photo.
4	Philip Hahn concert set for Monday	Concert program.
4	Plans are reviewed for renovation of old Library	Hope remodeling will start soon and be completed by fall 1965; will include air conditioning, conversion to offices and classrooms, and Museum in reading room; working on parking lot near A & I Building.
4	WRA sponsors carnival for freshmen women	Opportunity to learn more about WRA.
4	Stein receives psychologist certification	Receives state certification as clinical psychologist.
4	Tennyson's work in Poetry Hour	Professor Smith will read.
4	Cast chosen for fall play	Cast list for "Summertime".
4	French Club to organize Tuesday	Will elect officers.
4	Men's Union approve $2,000 '64-'65 budget	Russ Woodrick named off-campus student president.
4	Marine Corps selection team at Commons
4	Discrimination forbidden by Regents Board policy	Board adopts policy forbidding discrimination on the basis of race, religion, or ethnic origin; approve purchase of library furniture.
4	Homecoming candidates at rally Thursday	Will introduce thirteen queen candidates.
4	Application forms available for Social Science Seminar	Will go to Europe.
5	Kruckenberg, Spehr present vocal program	Performance program for Joyce Kruckenberg and Ruth Spehr.
5	Kirk proposes plan to cut mental retardation by 50%	Excerpts from speech by Samuel A. Kirk.
5	KTCF radio publishes weekly programming	Programming schedule.
5	Next week is deadline for Old Gold photos
5	Fish, roses, trolls, balloons not found at guys dorm	Contrast in room decoration styles between men and women.
6	Battle of lines expected as hard-luck Panthers travel to North Dakota U.	SCI prepares for next game after losing to North Dakota State, 14-7; photo.
6	Frosh set for opener on Thursday	Freshman football team will play against Luther.
6	Intramural FB, singles tennis matches start	Games and matches signal commencement of intramural flag football and tennis.
6	Case of blues for Sheriff, Panthers after 14-7 loss	Players were heartbroken by defeat.
7	Harriers take three, seek wins 4 and 5 this week	Cross country team optimistic about upcoming meets against Wisconsin State and Wartburg.
7	Panthers football success combines with study, hard work and organization	Players must work hard to achieve their goals; photo.
8	Join the SCI English Club
8	'Social Criticism' subject of MU booklist discussions	Professors Cowley, Lindberg, and Hellwig will participate.
8	Food lines change for efficiency	Procedures for forming lines.
8	SCI Band Day features 1800 Iowa musicians
8	Kagen to address guidance parley	Norman Kagen will speak to guidance conference; photo.