College Eye — February 5, 1965

Page	Title	Summary
1	DeShon, Van Voorhis voted most popular SCI students	Peggy DeShon and John Van Voorhis honored; list of candidates for Old Gold Beauties; photo.
1	AIM, ROC tell SLB candidates	Dan Jorgensen and Bob Graham run for president; photo.
1	EYE receives All-American rank by ACP
1	EYE will have organizational meeting today	Getting organized for two issues per week publication schedule.
1	Males throw their weight: fall for Japanese judo	James Halsor talks about judo; photo.
2	Monday through Saturday exam schedule proposed	Eliminating the weekend during testing period would get rid of lame-duck time for students.
2	Untitled	Shows evolution of a failed idea.
2	Graham states ROC party platform	Party will work to represent students, to work in all aspects of college life, and to be a permanent and active political force.
2	Voluntary pledge of honor fails to work among cadets	Cheating in the Air Force Academy comes as a shock.
2	Nature of Dr. Fox revealed	Professor Fox acts as mediator in his column against restriction of 'Another Country;' student disagrees with banning of book.
2	Wants more methods courses	Courses teach how to find knowledge, but not how to apply it.
3	Beck appointed 1965-66 student counseling head	Marjorie Beck selected; Nancy Grove, Melva Johnson, and Eunice Stuempfig will assist her.
3	EYE adds two editors	Howard Faulkner and Terry Borland join staff.
3	Phi Delts initiate four new men	List of new members.
3	Board asks dorm completion, approves change in faculty	Approves $3.05 million budget for Noehren Hall and dining center; will provide housing for seven hundred women.
3	Dinner with prof features Winier discussing India
3	Some students need retakes for identification
3	Nazi propaganda movie tomorrow night in Union	Will show "Triumph of the Will".
4	Diefenderfer, Rieck win scholarships	Win Faculty Men's Club scholarships.
4	Wohl: Jim Crowism is late 19th century development	Excerpts from Professor Wohl's speech at the Civil Rights Organization meeting.
4	Some vehicles aren't fully registered	Students must submit complete registration form; photo.
4	SEVEN is rated high by ACP	Associated Collegiate Press commends magazine.
4	Placement Bureau meeting for 1965-66 teachers
5	Political internships open to Iowa college students	In Washington, D. C.
5	Overseas interviews Feb. 19, 20
5	Pirages gets journalism internship	Will work this summer at a daily newspaper under Newspaper Fund program.
5	SCI debaters to Central to open second semester	List of participants.
5	Piano recital by Holstad Sunday	Performance program.
6	Student ideas in spring 'Confrontations'	Seeking ideas for discussion.
6	Administration Building to open late this month	Should open in late February; delayed by strike; IBM test scoring machine has been in operation since December; roster of offices in new building; no decision on use of Old Administration Building.
6	Term's first Poetry Hour Tuesday	Rob Wilson will read from Yates.
6	SCI band to begin tour of southwest Iowa towns	Has been making tour for over thirty years; a look at the itinerary.
6	Art works by Smith, Page in exhibition	On display at Central College.
6	201 candidates receive degrees at graduation	Description of ceremony; Purple Key awarded to three students.
6	Campbell exhibits her collection of world art	Professor Campbell displays her collection.
7	Frosh-varsity meet today starts indoor track season	SCI's thirty-six varsity members will take on the thirty-six freshman members.
7	Frosh post 3 more wins for 4 straight	Managed to defeat Palmer College, 66-56, even with recent loss of teammates Nichel (moved to varsity) and Williams (dropped out of school).
7	Money, books from exchange to be returned	Book exchange ended.
7	High school sports day Saturday
7	Riflery, co-rec. volleyball being organized for term	Interested students do not need previous experience to participate in these intramural activities.
7	First AMRH scholarship awarded	John Stroupe wins award.
8	Bowling, wrestling begin; Sherman mid-way leader	Wrestling begins Tuesday; no varsity or freshman wrestling team members will be allowed to participate.
8	SCI cagers win five of six, face 2 more conference foes this week	Augustana (SD) and South Dakota State will be challenging, but SCI has been improving rapidly.
8	Kneppe tops NCC scoring FG accuracy	21.4 point average in seven conference games.
9	Nation's best grapplers bomb ailing Panthers, ISU offers more of same	SCI wrestlers prepare for yet another beating as they meet with Iowa State on Saturday.
9	Health Center's best client deserves student respect	Wrestling team is riddled with injuries.
10	Important SLB meeting Tuesday: Nagle	Will discuss major issues.
10	SCI to sponsor Model UN for high school students	Two hundred students expected to attend first Model UN meeting at SCI.