College Eye — October 30, 1964

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Tickets available for Raduga, first Artists Series program	Preview of the performers.
1	'Autumn Leaves' theme for '64 beauty pageant	Procedures for the AMRH pageant.
1	Officials, legislators, educators are on campus tomorrow for State Day	About three hundred guests will be on campus to learn about SCI.
1	Marching Band to perform at Bears-Cowboys game	A look at the show that the band will perform.
1	Crew plays 'Mother Nature' to grow 'Summertime' sets	A look at the set design for "Summertime".
2	Untitled	Student reads about how to evade issues.
2	Campus does not need SLB student newsletter	Newspaper plans to introduce column, which will eliminate need for newsletter.
2	Our thanks, campus operators	Efforts to locate student telephone numbers are appreciated.
2	Let's have campus dress code for men	Solution to unbalance of current dress code for women.
2	New kind of sophist walks today's college halls	Students try to find exceptions and dispose of all the rules.
2	Faculty should speak out on lights out	Student appreciates Professors Bohme and Thompson's support; condemns Professor Fox for his complaints of faculty involvement.
2	Phipps calls for course in logic	Class time is wasted by students who don't use thinking skills effectively.
3	Math teachers meet here for conference	Professor Heikkinen will present address.
3	Theta Gamma has 2.76 to win sorority plaque	Theta Gamma Nu has highest GPA.
3	Jeanette Hall given award in aerospace	Receives award for using aerospace material in classroom.
3	High school students debate arms control	Topic at high school discussion conference.
3	UPC members attend regional union meeting	List of seven council members who will be attending.
3	Men's Union to buy equipment for soccer team	Allot $470 for team sponsored by Cosmopolitan Club.
3	Old Gold has three staff openings
3	Williams new Off-Campus Women's prexy	Replaces Shirley Lechner who will serve as representative to Student League Board.
3	Russell directs SCI Orchestra in concert	Performance program.
3	Chess meets on Tuesdays at Commons	Informal games.
4	Kennedy says 'SCI should help prevent farm decline'	Believes SCI should provide leadership.
4	WRA to hold women's sports convention
4	UPC sponsors 'Pumpkin Push'
4	Prize-winning 'ham' speeds contact with 140 countries	Profile of Gary Letchford and his experiences in operating a "ham" radio system; photo.
5	Memorial scholarship established	Will honor Cora Nelson, wife of Martin Nelson; Mrs. Nelson died August 16, 1964.
5	SCI students for conference on leadership	List of eight students and two advisors who will attend conference.
5	LSA takes top prize in display contest	Lutheran Student Association wins prize for Homecoming display.
5	Art works of Delafield, Smith at exhibition	On display in Missouri.
5	KYTC begins broadcasting 4 to 12 midnight, today	Programming schedule.
5	Basketball teams organized for WRA program	Women's intramural basketball teams have been announced.
5	New business teachers here for conference
5	Last day to file for grad degrees
6	Wrestlers' tryouts soon, usual rugged season nears	First meet on November 28 against Iowa State, the University of Iowa, and Minnesota.
6	Fifty-eight intramural cage teams begin action	Athletic department will be looking for interest in an intramural bowling league; basketball begins this week.
6	Basketball practice taking care of 'if's'	Delayed team members, members challenging for positions leave coach uncertain of team's status.
6	Post-season Pecan Bowl possibility; approval may be 'tough nut to crack'	Two of fifty-eight NCAA teams will be chosen to compete.
7	Harriers defeat Luther to end '64 season undefeated	SCI wins, 20-39, to complete an undefeated season.
7	Panthers face two more aerialists, must topple them to stay in race	South Dakota State University's passing duo may cause trouble for Panthers.
8	AWS gives formal tea Sunday	All women invited to attend.
8	Bohme reads classical works in Poetry Hour
8	1300 students to attend prospective teachers day