College Eye — April 16, 1965

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Untitled	Mary Ann Rieks is SCI candidate for Drake Relays queen; photo.
1	Women students' chance to ask, pay for own dates	A look at Women Pay All Week activities.
1	UP, new campus party, announces resident hall election candidates	New party fields slate of candidates.
1	Chambers talks on Women's Day	A look at Women's Day and Mother's Day activities.
1	College Relations only office left to be moved	New Administration Building almost completely occupied.
1	What's cookin' at SCI coffee house? Hot talks, coffee, cool student art	New coffee house will open at Presbyterian Student Center; idea originated by Professor Eiklor.
2	Untitled	Student begs for marriage as he is dragged off to war.
2	AMRH election offers choice of two campaign philosophies	New political party has vague platform but will increase competition in upcoming residence hall elections.
2	Writers need practice, must know grammar, rhetoric	Composition courses are ineffective; must be re-vamped.
2	UP pledges to meet dorm needs	Organization's interests are purely those of the men in the dorm system; it is not a political party.
2	Encourage Tom to call, not peep	Lists advantages of "Peeping Tomism," but requests that SCI men instead telephone the girls.
2	Montas: does SCI's language program meet goals?	Concentration on quality will lead to quantity later.
2	Jorgensen likes quality, spirit of UP candidates	Hopes this organization is an example of new life in campus politics.
2	Wadsworth to start two programs	If elected, Dennis Wadsworth would establish regular office hours for discussion, and try to attend house meetings to hear complaints and suggestions.
2	Price likes, will vote for ROC's AMRH platform	ROC will initiate needed reforms, will work as a team.
3	Freshmen women move after Regents OK's renovation	Women from A section move to B section and to Lawther and Campbell Halls so that remodeling can begin.
3	Faculty students to give 'Music of Today' program	Performance program.
3	Funeral services held for Arey, emeritus prof	Amy Fields Arey died April 10, 1965; profile of her achievements.
3	Untitled	A modern dance is performed to the reading of Shakespearean sonnets at Poetry Hour.
3	Typing tests to be given on Tuesday
4	What a difference 21 days makes	Chronicles the melting of snow on SCI campus.
5	Board of Regents ratifies college personnel changes	Approves five resignations and a leave of absence.
5	Talbott issues challenge of 'excitement' to students	Professor Talbott delivers address in "Last Lecture" series; looks toward the future.
5	Busy week for diamondmen after scoreless tie with Coe	Baseball team has four games in four days this week.
5	SCI netmen trek to Iowa State fresh from win over Wartburg	Record is now 1-1 after 8-1 win; photo.
5	Wilder's 'Skin of Our Teeth' to open here on May 13	John Dennis talks about the play; list of cast members.
6	39 events, 1000 athletes in annual Arthur Dickinson relays tomorrow	Over one thousand college and high school athletes will be competing throughout the day.
7	Panther gridmen begin spring drills Monday	Drills have been postponed once again due to wet grounds.
7	Votroubeck wins badminton title
7	Versatile young athletes endanger Dickinson marks	Both high school and college records will be challenged.
8	Maucker sees 10% gain in state school enrollment	Cites problems in getting an adequate budget.
8	Two seniors in recital Tuesday	Marilyn Kramer and Margaret Russell will perform.