College Eye — November 30, 1964
| Page | Title | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tree lighting, hot chocolate open SCI Christmas season | Description of the program. |
| 1 | EYE rated All-American | Highest rating for a newspaper in its division. |
| 1 | Fennimore, famed pianist, to perform in Artists Series | Profile of Arthur Fennimore; photo. |
| 1 | Greeks sponsor Hootenanny Tuesday night | |
| 1 | 'Cosi Fan Tutti' reviewed: 'one of the best musicals' | Review of the opera; photo. |
| 1 | News editor goes up in the air to interview Peace Corps director | Esther Berryhill talks with Sargent Shriver on way to Madison, Wisconsin. |
| 2 | Many opportunities for student's cultural growth | Organizations, magazines, production are available to students. |
| 2 | Fund raising settlement near | Still working on proposal relating to fund-raising by student organizations; AWS looking at women's hours. |
| 2 | Calls for extended library hours | Hours of library operation are not accommodating to students. |
| 2 | Let's end EYE-SLB dispute | Neither will be representative of student body if the newspaper and student government don't work together. |
| 2 | Young instructors often choose too difficult material | Less-experienced teachers try to challenge students, end up wasting their time. |
| 2 | Resident protests 'guilt by association' | College students treated as second-class citizens. |
| 3 | All classes dismissed noon, Wednesday | For Thanksgiving holiday. |
| 3 | 'Seven Samurai' shown tonight in ballroom | |
| 3 | Autumn issue of SEVEN 'a creative achievement' | Review of the new issue. |
| 3 | Bookworms fling aside textbooks to enjoy three best-selling novels | A look at books popular with SCI students; photo. |
| 4 | 'Cold Turkey' tomorrow night | |
| 4 | SCI students to participate in forensics conference | List of those who will participate. |
| 4 | Peace Corps team speaks of overseas experiences | |
| 4 | 'Messiah' presented December 13 | |
| 4 | Queen Joan Carlson reigns at 'Autumn Leaves' dance | Profile of queen and her attendants; photo. |
| 5 | Staff art show begins Nov. 30 in A & I Gallery | |
| 5 | Regents meet to discuss dormitories | Look at needs and finances. |
| 5 | Service fraternities named to conduct book exchange | Tomahawk and Alpha Phi Omega will take over book exchange from Purple Arrow; survey shows that students would be interested in controversial speakers. |
| 5 | Board considers proposals for a semi-weekly EYE | Might begin next semester; will publish column on student government every two weeks. |
| 5 | WRA play night 7 to 9 p.m. in Women's Gym | |
| 5 | Meet Monday to organize German Club | |
| 5 | Students to tour Chicago with Eiklor during vacation | Will visit art exhibits and attend Russian Orthodox church service. |
| 5 | Discussion series begins on 'confrontation: people, ideas' | Schedule of new series sponsored by Department of Speech. |
| 6 | Pi Omega Pi initiates five new members | List of new members. |
| 6 | Majors, minors in business meet Monday | Will answer questions. |
| 6 | Seniors will get diplomas at graduation exercises | Will change exam schedule to make recording of grades possible. |
| 6 | Dr. Lindberg to read poetry by Theroux | Professor Anderson will read from E. A. Robinson. |
| 6 | SCI-ISU game transportation plans announced | Arranging for buses. |
| 6 | Conference for student leaders will be Monday | Men's Union will sponsor conference. |
| 6 | Volunteers, people served--both gain in Peace Corps | Excerpts from remarks by Sargent Shriver. |
| 7 | SEVEN on sale today at Crossroads, Commons, Hill | |
| 7 | Dozen profs bicycle to, from class while pupils chuckle, children stare | Professors tell about riding bikes to campus; photo. |
| 8 | Harriers third in nation; best team in SCI history | No runners finish in top twenty, but gain 164 points to take third place at championships in Wheaton, Illinois. |
| 8 | Panther coaches reflect; salute team record, desire | Loss to Northern Illinois leaves team with slim chances of entering Pecan Bowl. |
| 8 | SCI loses to outplayed No. Illinois, ends year 8-2 | SCI played well, but lost 14-9. |
| 8 | Laughter, tributes, presentations make football banquet lively | Awards and stories lighten mood. |
| 9 | Carroll clips Clarke 31-30 in spotlighter | Leaves both Gold League teams with 2-1 records. |
| 9 | Minnesota Quadrangular 1st meet for Patten's Matmen | Coach Patten unsure of team's standing for the November 28th meet. |
| 9 | Cagers prepare for ISU tilt lacking size, missing Nolting | Season may be determined in first eleven games. |
| 9 | Frosh-Varsity game Tuesday, rules explained | Rule changes will be discussed, scrimmage begins at 7:30. |
| 9 | Pretty, energetic cheerleaders important part of SCI athletics | Sextet encourages school spirit; photo. |
| 10 | Minnesota Theatre Company presents 'The Platform--Now and Then,' Nov. 30 |