College Eye — July 16, 1965

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Films Wednesday feature 'Girl in Mist,' 'Tiger's Tail'
1	International balladeers sing satire, concert songs Monday	Gene and Francesca will perform; photo.
1	'Peking Strategy in Asia' topic for Thursday speech	A. M. Halpern will speak; photo.
1	COLLEGE EYE offices moved, phone is 645
1	Melon feast, dance headline weekend party
2	Stevenson's mission--world peace, security	Tribute to Adlai Stevenson.
2	Saturday breakfast too early	Line should stay open later than 7:45.
2	Catholic sisters take up text books, forego teaching duties for summer	Profile of Roman Catholic nuns who are studying on campus; photo.
2	New curriculum indicates changes in art philosophy	Course changes will allow for more artistic development.
2	Government should support fine arts	More aid is needed or lower caliber art will be produced.
2	Impress your prof--laugh at his jokes	Various clippings from previous EYE issues.
2	Untitled	Student buys supplies for riots (stones, bottles, sticks, etc.)
3	Japanese art, school Industrial Art, literature discussed by 3 speakers	Excerpts from speeches by Ansai Uchima, Walter Brown, and Helen White.
3	Chuggers leading league as teams end first half of play
3	NCAA official talks Thursday	Robert F. Ray will speak.
4	325 candidates plan Summer Commencement
4	Students perform tonight in 'choral-variety' night	High school students will put on show.
4	Seminar talk will feature typing skills	Richard D. Featheringham will speak.
4	Drummers, Buglers vie Sunday for $2,000 purse	Drum and bugle corps competition.