College Eye — March 9, 1965

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Seven scientists to speak at high school symposium	List of speakers.
1	Iowa works to be featured in American music concert	Highlights of the annual American composers concert.
1	Untitled	Students walk around large puddle to avoid getting wet.
1	Faculty members present Eliot Memorial Program	Speech and English faculty will memorialize T. S. Eliot.
1	Bream lives life of true musician: a summer home but no vacations	Interview with Julian Bream; photo.
1	AIM, ROC select full slate of candidates for elections	Candidates state their views.
2	Withholding of grades may soon be in past	Attorney General ruled that schools have no right to withhold property which a student has earned, such as report cards or diplomas.
2	Untitled	Madman dragged off by medical personnel while bystander shrugs it off.
2	Instructors practice de-motivation	Instructors use first day of classes to tell students what they won't like about the course load or the material.
2	Crownfield supports Fox protest	Agrees with Dr. Fox's previous article: faculty pay should increase as does student to teacher ratio.
2	Thorne: language most significant invention of mankind	Defends speech courses.
2	Ebb tide of confusion drenches SCI	Students are disinterested in student politics; must unite to create a dynamic government.
3	3 art movies shown tonight
3	SCI wins five Phi Beta awards	Wins five of twelve awards at conference.
3	AIM, ROC fill slates	List of candidates.
3	Citizens ask investigation of Alabama Negro situation	Hold mass meeting.
3	Panther matmen second in NCC; Parker, Straw wins championship	South Dakota State takes championship title with 103, SCI takes second with 82.
4	Notable men, favorite prof to be honored by Men's Union	List of those honored for scholarship and service.
4	KTCF to present Coleridge in drama, literature series	Schedule of programs on literature and drama.
4	Faculty, students discuss Greeks at 'Confrontations'	Brief excerpts of discussion.
4	AP journalist to address SCI conference	Charles Grumich will speak.
4	Alpha Phi Omega meets Thursday	Reorganized last spring after ten years of inactivity; holds informational meeting.