College Eye — December 4, 1964

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Players, fans prepare for trip to Texas, Pecan Bowl	SCI will play Lamar Tech in Abilene, Texas; bus will take fans to game; team prepares for the game.
1	Young People's production of "Wonderful Tang" next week	Preview of the play; list of cast members.
1	Survey on religion proves SCI students query faith	Harold Bernhard releases results of survey; summary of survey and comparisons to similar survey from 1954; photo.
2	Students not consulted in Commons' shuffling act	Students should have had say in furniture and equipment removals/re-arrangements.
2	Dissatisfaction over Commons' changes	Unhappy with shifts in equipment and furnishings; request meeting with Union Policy Board.
2	Great waste of time: education courses	Five-hour courses should be reduced to three-hour courses.
2	Orchestra unjustly criticized	Miss Bartholomew's article in the previous issue was unfair to the orchestra.
2	Residence halls, programs part of student's education	Programs in halls are available so students can put the knowledge they have assimilated into use.
2	Hopes reviewer will set higher goal in future	Reviewer of SEVEN in last EYE had little perspective on the magazine.
2	Untitled	Nude man is casually labeled as a non-conformist.
3	Art show by Brechwald opens Sunday	Dennis Brechwald will show work; faculty will also have show.
3	Ski display, open house in ballroom	Will display equipment and talks about plans for the Ski Club.
3	Forensic squad will participate in tournament	Will travel to Iowa State University and Missouri.
3	Band concert tomorrow night at lab school	Will hold large high school band concert.
3	Wilson to read in Poetry Hour	Rob Wilson will read from Pushkin and Pasternak.
3	Faculty concert Sunday; Baroque music Monday	Performance program.
3	SLB hears objections to Commons remodeling	Unhappy with moves of television and furniture; also unhappy with shift in policy on reservation of the Commons.
3	Formal dance, 'White Fantasy' December 12	Will hold Christmas formal.
3	Last day for grad students to drop course
4	275 people to participate in 'Messiah'	List of soloists.
4	Reed, respected composer, here for music conference	Alfred Reed will be on campus.
4	Are collegians only Beatle maniacs? Pianist: they're 'hip' to Bach, Chopin	Interview with Arthur Fennimore; photo.
5	SCI sponsors high school drafting meet	Will hold workshop in Sioux City.
5	Return proofs to OLD GOLD by Tuesday
5	SUI student art exhibits in Cedar Falls	Work will be on display at St. Luke's Episcopal Church.
5	Biology Society sponsors films about outdoors	Beta Beta Beta will show three films.
5	Applications are being accepted for $100 grant	All currently enrolled students eligible.
5	Pre-law group will organize on Wednesday	Pre-Law Club will organize; Professor Claus will advise.
5	SCI seminar discusses payment of public services	Excerpts from speech by Dave Dentan.
6	SCI's Linda Olson wins Iowa Wool Clothing contest	Will compete on national level.
6	Sigma Alpha Iota pledges four new members	List of new pledges.
6	'Dishonesty' topic for discussion group Thursday	Chuck Hartman will open discussion.
6	Guest prof at meal Thursday	Robert Ross will be guest.
6	Ron Meyers is Concert Band president-elect	List of other officers.
6	Nine SCI students, alumna nominated for fellowships	List of those nominated for Woodrow Wilson Fellowship.
6	Free prints now given with SEVEN	Seeking submissions for next issue.
6	KYTC reports increased broadcasting	Acquire new equipment; now on permanent eight hour daily schedule.
6	Placement interviews Wednesday
6	Typing exams Wednesday, Thursday	Typing proficiency exams offered.
6	Sign up for January 16 language exam
7	Spoden Crew outshoots fresh squad 90-58	Alumni beat freshman team; gaining experience is what matters.
7	Top grapplers in SCI Invitational; Patten seeking more aggressiveness	Tied for second in Minnesota Quadrangular; will now compete against some of top wrestlers in nation.
8	Panthers dominate all-NCC grid team	Three players named to first team, three to second.
8	Schultz wins highest honor: first team little All-America	Junior fullback Randy Schultz named to Associated Press Little All-American first team.
8	NCAA planning bad; fans must use formula to make Abilene trip	Texas is too far for fans to travel; can't afford to miss school or sleep required to make the trip to Pecan Bowl.
9	'Tremendous effort' gives SCI 54-50 opening win	SCI wins against ISU; prepares for Mankato State College Indians tomorrow; photos.
9	Shooting percentage, crowd spirit high: varsity wins 71-41	Varsity defeats freshman team in opening scrimmage.
9	Drake wins spotlight game in last minute rally, 37-36	Drake house defeats Grimes house in intramural basketball game.
10	Regents approves budgets for remodeling, construction	Approve $700,000 to remodel Commons and $1.3 million for new Union building; President Maucker favors a site between the Library and the Old Administration; students favor site nearer to dorms.
10	Christmas party for children, parents Sunday	Will hold annual party for married students and their children.
10	Bergman, Brynner, Hayes in tonight's Union movie	Will show "Anastasia".