College Eye — August 20, 1965

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Students chosen to exhibit in national photo show	James Carver, John Fleming, Kent Speirs, and Charles Renfrow honored; photo.
1	'Goodwill Tour' members will show films at 1 p.m.	Japanese group will visit campus.
1	Last publication of College Eye until Sept. 14
1	U. S. State Department expert scheduled for Tuesday talks	Deane R. Hinton will speak; photo.
1	Board of Regents approves $2,500 raise for Maucker	Also approve contracts for Noehren Hall and allocation of student fees for building fund.
1	Recreation Play Night cancelled	Cite lack of participation.
1	Poppy, Wilson author text on college science
1	SCI Panthers prepare for season, defense of titles	Season preview.
1	1965-66 Artists Series features wide variety of performing arts	Preview of the upcoming season.
2	Baseball stands declared unsafe	Fire marshal issues condemnation; expect to use field one more year before new field is constructed across Hudson Road.
2	Campus black twice due to power failures	Several high voltage lines fail; buildings without power for several hours.
2	Reninger co-author of first American lit book in India	Anthology will be available to Indian students of American literature.
2	GOTRAN and FORTRAN class set up for fall semester	Nine-week course in programming.
2	Hughes letter inaccurate, surprisingly reactionary	Art projects and increase in President Maucker's salary are well-justified.
2	"Marching 100" to perform at Chicago-Detroit game	Ticket packages available to accompany band.
2	Summer workshops finish after eleven days of work	Highlights of safety education and programmed instruction workshops.
2	Shell collection given to SCI Museum: 27,000 specimens	Hazel Bengston donates collection.
2	Says 'trees' editorial is wrong	Trees and grass on campus are a pleasant change of scenery, and provide quiet, enjoyable atmosphere.
2	How can Regents justify pay raise for presidents?	Criticizes Regents for falling short on support of expansion money for state colleges, and then raising salaries of presidents.