College Eye — March 23, 1965

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Gregg Smith Singers give final performance tonight
1	Dr. Thorne to read 'Savonarola'	Will read work by Wallace Bacon.
1	Nagle calls for special election	Women who will not be on campus next year were apparently not allowed to vote; results of elections.
1	8 faculty men's diversion: playing poker for pennies	A group of faculty enjoy playing cards; photo.
1	Speirs: 'Electra' top drama performed on SCI campus	Review of the play.
2	Charge of bad timing mars bigger, better '65 elections	350 women students didn't receive ballots; call for their votes is too late.
2	'Electra' another SCI 'best'	Play was excellent, to top of SCI's ability.
2	College should be students' final personal molder	College should provide not only education, but opportunity for student to mold himself into the person he would like to be.
2	'Little themes' give English I practice	Disagrees with Fox's suggestion in previous article to assign more ungraded themes.
2	Students appeal, protest loss of money, boots	Complain of theft, ask for return of possessions.
3	Well-rounded pupil object of college education: Lang	Dean Lang outlines the purpose of education.
3	Woodrick named head of Iowa State YR's	A look at his work in the organization.
3	Debaters Olmstead, Farrell meet Knox College tonight
3	Thorne expresses shame, pride in 1965 revolution--"outcome depends on us"	Text of speech delivered to the Student Civil Rights Organization.
4	Pre-Med Club to show film 'I am a Doctor'
4	Handicapped possess right to fully utilize potential
4	Sousa Memorial Concert another top performance	Sousa concert was superb.
5	Trackmen score record 97 1/2 points; Gerard wins two in 8-college meet	SCI wins four, ties one of the fourteen events to remain Iowa College Indoor Invitational champs; photo.
5	Volleyball enters last day of play	Team statistics.
5	Join the Eye sports staff
5	Van Voorhis elected new I-Club head	List of other officers.
5	Benefit auction collects $400	Money will go to international students.
6	Marine Corps to give tests this week
6	Two musicians to present senior recitals	Ruth Petrusch and Gary Schultz will perform.
6	Lab school gives concert Thursday	Wayne Aurand will direct work.
6	Solomons: must attempt to eliminate child deprivation	Remarks by Gerald Solomons.
6	Ruth Petrusch wins Olive Barker contest	A look at the final competition.
6	Discontinue priorities for student teaching	Those with family responsibilities will no longer be given priority in assignment.
6	Schmidt to live in Israel on farm youth exchange	Will participate in 4-H program.
6	Hearing aids available to area children	Speech and Hearing Clinic and Sertoma make help available.