College Eye — February 16, 1965

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Catholic-Protestant dialogue Thursday	George Forell and Father Thomas Burke will speak; photo.
1	Friday is last day to add or drop a course
1	Meeting to discuss protests concerning Viet Namese war	Will investigate possible courses of action for students.
1	Maitland tells convocation, 'not a new morality at all'	Excerpts from speech by David Maitland; photo.
1	Union forum to introduce political parties to students	Representatives of student political parties will speak.
1	SISEA awarded for efficiency	Wins Iowa award.
1	Normal's 'Normal Eyte' born in 1892; today SCI's EYE goes semi-weekly	Brief history of the student newspaper; George Holmes talks about its past and speculates on its future; photo.
2	Semi-weekly EYE brings better, added coverage	EYE staff excited about twice-a-week issues.
2	Be aware of issues, let voice be heard	Student government should take advantage of its untapped power.
2	Kelso asks for reduction of academic suspension	Believes many suspensions could have been avoided.
2	Art fan soon becomes collector	A & I display is too impressive to pass by.
3	Urbandale stops freshman win streak at three, 78-59	Urbandale's lead gained after 34-21 halftime score.
3	Matmen to end home season with Cornell	Team is 'cautiously optimistic.'
3	Harriers outdistance Coe, 86-17, in season opener	Statistics of opening track meet against Coe College.
3	Cagers win 8 of 9, climb to second on talent, teamwork	Improved team is difficult to beat; look forward to upcoming games against Augustana and Morningside.
4	11% increase in enrollment this semester	Enrollment is 5282.
4	SEVEN works to be read at today's Poetry Hour	Students will read work; schedule for remainder of semester.
4	AIM Party states political policies	States platform; photo.