College Eye — April 30, 1965

Page	Title	Summary
1	Phi Mu to present illegitimate music	Walt Stover talks about the upcoming show; photo.
1	Election of royalty, 'Uglies' to open SCI Greek Week	Description of activities.
1	Mrs. Juanita Dorman to reign as SCI's 'Mother of the Year'	Mother of Jan Dorman honored; photo.
1	It's not just man's world claim SCI female faculty	Women faculty give their views on their responsibilities; photo.
2	Untitled	Student uses 'supercalifragilisticexpialidocious' catch phrase from the new movie 'Mary Poppins,' after seeing his test score.
2	ROC party looks toward future
2	College Bowl proposals for next year appear promising	Game will be played twice a month October through April on Sunday afternoons; no limit to number of teams entered.
2	Hale adds opinions of English I with open letter to Dr. Fox	Claims all courses, not just English I & II, are useless due to lack of student interest.
2	Present proposals won't solve drop out problem	High school drop-out has mentally dropped out for years before high school.
2	Reid answers bowl editorial	Clears up confusion that may have existed about the College Bowl.
2	Lack of communications causes inconvenience for student teachers	Student teacher highlights the short notice received about taking a test at SCI.
3	Student Senate takes plan for fund raising revision	A look at the new rules and regulations.
3	Orientation applications due May 7	Seeking help for fall orientation.
3	OLD GOLD re-opens sales this week
3	U.S. foreign policy called 'Reaction to outside world'	Excerpts from speech by Wesley Haroldson.
3	State Department official speaks of emerging nations	Excerpts from speech by John Evarts Horner at ACCIA.
4	Three SCIans spend summer in opera group	Katherine Seene, Ed Brunskill, and Bruce Cheney will perform with the St. Louis Municipal Opera.
4	MIDWEST sale starts on Monday	A quick look at the contents.
4	Student teaching for coming fall interview Monday
4	Library to show reproductions of Goya works
4	Students may sign-up now to silkscreen SEVEN
4	Last forensics meet today at Loras
4	Loans now available for future Peace Corps men	May prepare for Peace Corps in summer before senior year.
4	Three seniors present recitals Monday night	Mary Ide, Gary Letchford, and Lois Moats will perform.
4	Third in series of one-act plays tomorrow night	David Sweeney and Dick Devin will direct.
4	Chicago University teacher will speak here on math	David Wallace will speak.
4	Soprano, pianist to give music recital Tuesday	Joan Anderson and Pamela Griffel will perform.
5	Grins, chuckles, roars caused by puns, Bohemian, Tom Swift jokes	Students and faculty talk about campus humor; photo.
5	Percussion group, stageband to give pop music program	Jim Coffin comments on the groups that he organized.
6	Purple Arrow honorary will add 104 members	List of new members.
6	Twenty seven new members for Kappa Phi	List of new members.
6	MU applications to be submitted before May 8
6	Hopkins, Park named outstanding journalists	List of others honored.
7	Focus shifts to defense as spring grid drills continue	Rich Olin is number one quarterback; Steve France ranks close second.
7	Doubleheader tomorrow for baseball team	Team currently shares North Central Conference lead with Morningside.
7	Panther golfers meet Illinois State tomorrow	SCI defeated Drake and Luther in meet last Tuesday.
7	Senior art show in music hall, Union Monday
7	Nolan defends proposals, answers Hughes' criticism	Nolan explains necessity of sport at a college; full scholarships for athletes.
8	Pirages named editor for next year's EYE	List of other editors.
8	Woman executive, lawyer to give address today	Yolanda Hargrave Chambers will speak.
8	Marlins swim club gives shows tonight, tomorrow night	Brief description of routines.