College Eye — November 5, 1965

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Untitled	Kirsten Sonstegard, Dave Adamson, Terry Dyrland, and Richard Berg rehearse "The Firebugs"; photo.
1	World Knowledge Series begins Tuesday with Asia	Fran William Hall will speak.
1	Mr. Jamosky to read at Poetry Hour	Will read poem by Alexander Blok.
1	'Camera' will show in Commons
1	29 student leaders sign Union petition	Petition protests proposed Union location.
1	To cost $900,000: Face-lifting for Commons as workmen begin remodeling	Will enlarge and enclose balcony; will improve food service facilities; description of other changes; should be completed by August 1966; photo.
1	Professors sell books to finance Coffee House	Hope to open facility in Presbyterian Center.
1	Globe-trotting SCI faculty members spend summer in foreign countries	Faculty talk about their summer plans; photo.
2	EYE endorses separation, trees tradition for campus	Asks which is more valuable: fully grown trees or the beams of a new Union?
2	Kultur: Plan worth more than trees and grass	Insists that buildings should be built in certain areas according to a master plan, and not just putting them wherever they will fit.
2	Helicopter needed to view rusty, elevated sculpture	Criticizes the sculpture by the Women's Gym that stands atop two pillars.
2	Untitled	A guy dancing with a girl asks when the next slow dance is, and she tells him it IS one.
2	Obiter Scripta: Union placement will not integrate academic social life	Discusses President Maucker's decision to place the new Union in the center of the main classroom quadrangle.
2	Why not put Union in Regents Complex?	Gives reasons why the Union could easily be placed by the Regents Complex.
2	Early riser depressed by Campanile music choices	Insists that songs like "Frere Jacques,Climb Every Mountain", and "I Feel Pretty" should not be played at 7:45 in the morning.
3	Deriding others' beliefs irrational act	Claims that Roy Behrens somehow believes that he is rational, but no one else seems to think so.
3	Rehabilitated ex-pathfinder thanks EYE	Claims that he has "seen the light," and thanks the COLLEGE EYE for printing all those letters about the importance of not walking through the grass.
3	From me to you: Shortest skirts reveal ugliest knees	Wonders why the clocks on campus all read different times when only one of them can be correct.
3	Perspective: Value of nonconformity varies with accomplishments	Claims that many American college students are conformists.
4	State of the Union, 1965--First in a series: Brewer: I don't dictate planning moves	Campus planning consultant James Brewer talks about decision-making on campus, with special attention to the location of the new Union; photo.
6	Men's Union vote against dress code	Also favor proposed location of new Union.
6	Johnson, Sherman elected Spanish Club officers	Also planning activities.
6	Typing exams will be given in Seerley Hall
6	Dr. Beck will speak for All College Assembly tonight	Robert H. Beck will speak.
6	State officials will participate in State Day	150 officials will come to campus.
7	Fifty-five men pledge fraternities this fall	List of pledges.
7	Kappa Theta Psi trick-treat for children's ward	Visit Allen Hospital.
7	Costume room instant magic for beast, birds, royalty	A look at the Costume Room; photo.
8	Time of change and growth topic for SCI Colloquium	SCI administrative officials will speak at teacher education colloquium.
8	Mr. Roy Chung is editing "The Iowa Geographer"	Preview of upcoming issue.
8	15 frosh begin basketball drills	James D. Anderson coaches new freshmen; roster is posted; no schedule has been set.
8	Untitled	SCI football player suggests ping pong or chess to a slightly mangled SDS football player.
8	Statistics show that improvement goes hand-in-hand with victory	Recalls pointing out SCI's weaknesses through their statistics, and now the university's strengths show through.
9	Untitled	Newbold and Stone House compete in intramural basketball.
9	Harriers try for 2nd straight NCC crown	SCI's cross country team will defend their North Central Conference champions title against South Dakota State.
9	Gridders end season Saturday with conference doormat South Dakota	SCI defeated South Dakota State, 41-0; team statistics are posted.
10	Aquatic Art Symposium today in Women's Gym	Opportunity to learn about swimming skills and performances.
10	Last day to file for graduation
10	Student Senate approves new Union site proposal	Also supports idea of memorial to President Kennedy.
10	Terry Knapp wins second in debate
10	Dr. Maucker to faculty: rat race for grants out	President Maucker outlines views; believes search for grants should be focussed appropriately.