College Eye — January 8, 1965

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Faculty to present poetic anthology	Will present poetic reading; photo.
1	IBM machines purchased to correct final exams	Procedures for using new score sheets.
1	Forensic squad to Illinois for tournament	Others will go to Cornell College.
1	Peter Sellers in tonight's Union movie	Will show "I'm All Right, Jack".
1	'Dimensions' show presented next week by Phi Mu Alpha	Believe different kinds of music will appeal to wider audience; photo.
2	Vote coming on student gov't pay	Pros and cons of paying student government officers.
2	Students should postpone resolutions until February	New Year's resolutions should be made after finals, when the student can start with a clean academic slate.
2	More time needed for major courses	Real world requires more experience and knowledge in field of major.
2	Student cannot find individuality in today's colleges	States do not have enough money to allow college to cater to student individualities; colleges are not the only institutions suppressing individualities today.
2	Would like DIJ return	Unhappy with turn away from jazz.
3	Tau Sigma Delta secures national sorority status	Will become Delta Chi chapter of Alpha Xi Delta; first national social sorority on campus.
3	On glaciers, mountains, riverbanks eight staff members pursue rocks	Professors talk about the hobby of collecting and polishing rocks and minerals.
3	Minor damage from fire in Shull Hall	Fire in closet causes about $30 in damage.
3	Faculty members will present concert reading
3	Minister will speak to SISEA	James Harris will speak.
3	Tests for Peace Corps tomorrow
3	SCI graduate to Kenya in Peace Corps	Robert Flannery left for Kenya.
3	SEVEN staff to discuss winter issue	Will hold staff meeting.
4	NOTICE	Parking on the Back Circle will be limited to handicapped students and for purposes of loading.
4	Registered cars to receive window stickers
4	Two seniors open art exhibits Sunday	Judy Berkland and Grace Akin display work.
4	Gilson, Gabe assume new IFC offices	IFC elects new officers.
4	'Confrontation' discussion: students are provincial	Several viewpoints on the matter.
4	Student art now showing in A & I	Work of two hundred students on display.
5	Chess tourney to determine SCI champions	Winner will advance to regional competition.
5	English tests to be given next Monday	Will measure effectiveness of composition classes.
5	WRA to sponsor play night in Women's Gym
5	Peltier talks at tomorrow's concert managers meeting	Henry Peltier will speak.
5	Speirs' poem published in anthology	Work published in college anthology.
5	When in Thailand, do as the Thais do SCI's globe-trotter follows advice	Carol Porter talks about her experiences; photo.
6	Panthers on 3-game streak; take new look on NCC trip	Faster, "blast-out' style is objective for upcoming games.
6	Track season begins, 80 boys report	Forty-four varsity, thirty-six freshmen report to coach Jennett.
6	Fans, bowled over by bowls, see them more, enjoy them less	Prestige of a Bowl invitation has been lessened by presence of so many post-season games.
7	Panther grapplers meet SDS, journey to Illinois	SCI faces two teams with strong reputation.
7	Championships Tuesday as intramural cage year ends	Larrabee champion of off-campus teams, on-campus champs will be decided Tuesday.
7	'Matmen run, spit, steam; but always make weight'	Panther wrestlers pay strict attention to weight gain/loss.
8	Men's Gym will be open on Saturdays
8	Maucker talks of growth at SCI during past year	Speaks of race to keep up with enrollment.
8	Clothes needed for unemployed Mississippians	Civil Rights Organization collecting clothing.
8	AIM seeks more members
8	Work by Latham to be performed at band meeting	Will be performed at regional meeting.
8	Museum's animals moved to home in old library	Moved from fourth floor to former reading room; area will be remodeled for the collection; photo.