College Eye — May 7, 1965

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Roof raised by applause for exuberant Rooftop Singers	Interview with the singing group; photo.
1	Two tie for title of Greek Queen	Vera Winterowd and Becky Penly tie; Jim Llewellyn elected king; list of others honored.
1	Foreign affairs expert Finer will give ACCIA lectures	Profile of Herman Finer; photo.
1	Final payments for Old Gold should be made
1	Vocal, instrumental music in annual Spring Music Festival	A look at the series program.
2	Untitled	Student does double-take as he sees boy chasing after scantily-clad female.
2	A dozen days of classes to go: don't give out yet!	Only 12 days of class and 7 days of final examinations until O' Day ("out" day)
2	Kroll suggests advisors will give political parties power	Power of student government is limited, so students don't see point in voting.
2	Fox upset about fast moving scientific development	Disrupts his humanistic views/truths and fears he will soon be preaching what will then be only superstitions.
2	Williams unhappy, replies to foreign students' letters	Defends his first letter about treating international students as equals.
2	Hughes adds to athletics finance question	Defends colleges for ridding themselves of financial burden of intercollegiate football.
3	Blowing up, napping cure no. 1 SCI malady, tension	Students talk about their ways of relieving stress; photo.
3	Math dept. administers exams today
3	Four seniors' art shows open Sunday	James Carver, Judy Canque, Lynn Erickson, and Steve Petersen will show work.
3	Whitford claims 300 win, entertains SDU tomorrow	Panthers win, 7-1, over Iowa State.
4	Proficiency swim tests given today
4	MU committee heads introduced in May meeting	List of committee heads.
4	Board of Regents to act on new Union site proposal	President Maucker will recommend the Back Circle as the site; cite high student traffic in this area; Dale Brostrom describes the new facility at length; will be built in two phases.
4	Foreign students hosts, roommates meet tomorrow	Orientation session for those who wish to room with international students.
4	Ager reads own works, places first	Beatrice Ager honored.
4	Speech teachers to hold meet here tomorrow
4	Students must return supplies to center soon
4	Openings in committees for fall listed
5	Schultz against Buser in intrasquad battle	Randy Schultz and Loren Buser will play against each other in spring drills' intrasquad game; photo.
5	Sports day tomorrow: football, baseball, track	Biggest sports attraction of the spring sees South Dakota State in baseball, Northern Illinois in track, and Panthers in intrasquad football game.
5	Trackmen trounced at ISU; try Northern Illinois tomorrow	Iowa State beats Panthers, 98-47.
5	Three ring circus tomorrow will fans be in attendance?	Attendance at sporting events has been down; this weekend will be excellent opportunity for students.
6	Wilder's "Skin of Our Teeth" play presented 13, 14, 15	John Dennis talks about the play.
6	Applications being taken for education traineeships	Will work with retarded children.