College Eye — June 18, 1965

Page	Title	Summary
1	304 attend Girls State; elect governor Thursday
1	'Traveling' mixer tonight; activity night to morrow	Activities will be held at several locations.
1	Untitled	Anna Funk reads outside of the Library on a sunny summer day; photo.
1	EYE staff organizes Monday at 4	Seeking staff; list of editors; photo.
1	Summer enrollment 2,748; 111 higher than '64 session
1	Union movie program offers 5 'light' films
1	Summer hours announced for library, offices
1	U. S. vs. Viet Nam topic for Monday speech by Scigliano	Robert G. Scigliano will speak.
1	400 rats will have busy summer; run mazes, get shock treatments	Detailed description of the Rat Laboratory; photo.
2	Don¿t hibernate this summer; be friendly, active, curious	If students look for activities, they will find movies, hiking, socializing, clubs, and other pastimes.
2	Illegal roller towels present sanitation, health problem in 1926	Reprinted article from June 29, 1926, concerning disadvantages of roller towels.
2	Past EYE's reveal jeans, hose, improper attire in classrooms	Various notes from previous editions of College Eye.
2	Brewer needed on growing campus to keep architecture on right track	Praises efforts of Jim Brewer, a recently hired campus planning consultant; would like to see exciting new buildings.
2	Finegan ceramics exhibit compatible with human ideals of knowledge, truth, and creative contemplation--Orth	Potters/pottery plays important role in history of civilization; exhibit of Scandinavian ceramics collected by Don Finegan on display in Library.
2	Hughes proposes plan to slow rapid growth of student numbers	Suggests that campus be made more ugly and drab to deflect new students.
2	Untitled	Students in class dream of summer days spent fishing.
3	Recently found classic set for summer theater	Seeking cast members for "An Italian Straw Hat".
3	SCI business grad named national future teacher	Paul Henderson honored.
3	Bell first of seminar speakers	Robert Bell will speak.
3	Iowa bookmen plan exhibit of texts this week
3	Delayed admission begun for new students on June 2	Students admitted after that date will likely start school at the beginning of the second semester.
3	KTCF sets schedule of programs
3	Mexican children's art on exhibit now in A & I
3	Leet opens in Commons Grad Art Show
4	Make-up tests set for Monday
4	No courses added after Wednesday
4	Chicago schools official at school board drive-in	Philip Lewis will speak.
4	OLD GOLD distribution this week
4	Co-rec swimming Wednesday begins myriad of summer sports activity	Swimming schedules.
4	Picnic equipment, golf clubs available	Bicycles also available.
4	First all-college Play Night is June 30
4	Band, orchestra begin practice; open to all