College Eye — October 9, 1964

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Democratic candidates roll to triumph in mock election	Vote tallies.
1	Bomb scare, cops recalled by coeds	SCI students tell of their experiences at Southern college.
1	Democrats in caravan at SCI tomorrow	Young Democrats sponsor visit of Governor Hughes and others.
1	Queen nominees election is today	List of semi-finalists; photo.
1	Senator Miller will speak on SCI campus	Young Republicans sponsor visit.
2	It's been there for 2 years	Roll of toilet paper has remained in tree at southeast corner of Women's Gym for two years.
2	Should freshmen girls be coddled, protected?	Restrictions on freshman women should be relaxed; must be in room by 10PM and have lights out by 11PM.
2	Let's bet our pants	Homecoming tradition of betting pants on game should be restored.
2	Fox still contends individuals cannot alter history	Reiterates, in response to Wiesenfeld's article, that just one person cannot produce, change, or eliminate development of US.
2	Open letter to the Faculty Senate	Requests lights-out regulations for Bartlett freshmen women be lifted.
2	Some mud slinging, but not much else	Defends Barry Goldwater against claims made by Professor Wiesenfeld in his previous article.
2	Confusion eases in dining hall	Tray drop-off station would cause more chaos than current system.
2	Wants fairer mock election	Election was held too early to be accurate.
2	Unsung hero--marching alternate	Stand-in band members should be honored
2	Bureaucracy costs another lens	Student loses contact lens while crying about rules of physical education department.
3	SCI students hear Johnson	Travel to Des Moines for speech.
3	Four dates available for Teacher Exams	May take National Teacher Examination.
3	Finances, organizations newsletter subjects of intense SLB debate	Debate over support of political parties.
3	Series of free art films shown weekly in A & I 210
3	Mock election results	Vote tallies.
3	SCI faculty to participate in 110th ISEA Convention	Roster of fourteen faculty who will be participating.
3	Faculty Senate in meeting with Maucker	Will discuss bringing controversial speakers to campus; will consider rules for freshman women in Bartlett Hall.
4	Kirkendall attacks extremist views in speech on morals	Excerpts from speech by Lester A. Kirkendall.
4	'62 graduate will teach in Ecuador	Lester Dean Jungman will serve in Peace Corps.
4	Complete 'Poetry Hour' schedule announced	Schedule of readings.
4	Kagen: video-taping useful in counseling
5	SCI students visit exhibits in Kansas City	Professor Eiklor will lead trip to art galleries in Kansas City.
5	Rush parties in progress for fraternities, sororities	Rules and procedures for rush.
5	Boone High wins marching band contest
5	Campbell holds open house Sunday, 2:00-4:30
5	Pre-Baroque music in Monday recital	Performance programs.
5	Five seniors make charming home of Management House on College Hill	Students talk about living in the house; photo.
6	Flag football games entering second round	Scores posted for second round of games.
6	Intercollegiate soccer at SCI good possibility	Cosmopolitan Club hopes a game against SCI will spread popularity of sport
6	Harriers going great, try for six straight at Cornell	Cross country team defeats Wisconsin State, 17-46, and Wartburg, 17-42.
6	Patten brings new methods, ability, experience to SCI	Wrestling team is optimistic about new coach's experience, enthusiasm; photo.
7	Revived Panthers seek fourth win against powerful, air-minded Drake	SCI is surprised at easy victory of 34-0 over North Dakota University; prepares for tough game against Drake.
7	Emerging SCI tongue, footballi, now unveiled	Mocks slang of football participants.
8	'Politics' discussion topic for MU booklist program	Professor McDonald will lead discussion.
8	Advise, consent shown tonight in ballroom
8	Students must register to vote before Oct. 23
8	Artists Series season tickets still available
8	State colleges can provide educational excellence	Summary of panel discussion.