College Eye — May 4, 1965

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	MIDWEST, absent for year, quiet but welcome volume	A review of the new issue.
1	Beauty pageant still open for entries	For the Miss Waterloo contest.
1	Rooftop Singers to perform tomorrow for Greek Week	Schedule of activities; photo.
1	Summer school housing cards due this Friday	A look at the upcoming summer session.
1	Guitar strummers claim, folk singing's no fad	Students talk about their music; photo.
2	'Soaked-up' tan not as satisfying as acquired one	Too much value placed on perfecting the tan.
2	Brown gives recognition to Maywood help	Student gives thanks to those who helped organize Maywood Project.
2	Untitled	Fellow students criticize man for having trouble adjusting to new women's hours (male student is sleeping on desk).
2	Utter compares civil rights letters	Defends Bob Shepard's "integrationist" view on Southern race issues against points of Merle Davis, Karen Haupt, and Esther Berryhill.
2	SCI 'shrimps' oppressed	"Vertically-challenged" students have rough time at SCI.
2	Foreign students can solve some of own problems	Asks students to disregard article written by Williams about foreign student dissatisfaction.
2	Tulasiewicz: can avoid Saturday classes	Additional class times (other than during weekend) could increase class space by 25%.
3	Untitled	Foundation laid for northwest stairwell of Seerley Hall; photo.
3	Kappa Phi initiates 12	List of those initiated.
3	Announce complete schedule for Commencement activities
3	Tomahawk pledges 26	List of those who pledged.
3	WRA plans canoe outing this weekend	Group will go to Camp Wahpaton.
3	Chimes, Torch and Tassel initiate 29 new members	List of new members.
3	Math exams to be given this Friday	Comprehensive exams.
3	Spring Music Festival will feature 2 opera excerpts	Will present excerpts from "Mikado" and "La Boheme".
3	SCI grads win scholarships	Roger Brideges, J. Brooke Workman, and David Stanard win Merchant Scholarships.
4	Profs to read winners from writing contest	Dee Smith and John Lindberg will read.
4	Track team travels to Iowa State	Panthers placed first in only one event (broad jump) at Sioux City Relays.
4	Smith named national art group head	Paul Smith will head Artists Equity Association.
4	Throngs of mamas invade campus; impressed by pretty girls, dorm life	Mothers give their impressions of campus.
5	Entries due for intramural golf, track this week
5	Netmen rest after beating Wartburg	Tennis team wins over Wartburg, 7-2.
5	Whitford after 300th win as Panthers meet ISU	Record of 4-0 after winning against South Dakota University, 10-3 and 12-0, in a doubleheader; photo.
6	Chambers: need continuity between actions, ideals	Excerpts from address by Yoland Chambers.
6	Gary Schwartz new chairman of UPC
6	Archey elected new president of Pep Council	List of other officers.