College Eye — November 12, 1965

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Aquatic Art Exhibition held Saturday in Women's Gym	Part of synchronized swimming workshop.
1	First Artist Series: 50 Russian puppets come to college stage Monday	Obratsov puppets will perform; photo.
1	Alpha Chi Epsilon changes to Sigma Alpha Epsilon	Becomes fourth SCI fraternity to affiliate with a national group.
1	Regents end meeting held on campus
1	Six finalists will star in AMRH contest	Field narrows from original 17 contestants.
1	All-College Convocation cancelled	Speaker unable to attend.
1	Dr. Pendergraft receives total of Fund Drive	United Appeal raises $11,105.
1	Bartlett, oldest SCI dorm celebrates 50 years in use	Quick look at Bartlett Hall history and at celebration; photo.
2	Untitled	In the Poet's Corner, an SCI student claims that he will never view a building as beautiful as a tree.
2	President's campus nature plans encouraging, but . . .	Believes that the blue spruce trees in the back circle need to be saved.
2	Union will nourish intellectualism embryo	Claims that placing the new Union in the center of the classrooms will draw both on and off campus students so that there will be diversity amongst themselves.
2	Kultur: Blaster Behrens reads reactions written by ruffled rural, rustic residents	Acknowledges criticism of his work, and prints a letter and an article that are perfect examples of it.
2	From me to you: Real acting in audience	Claims that the most important part of college is absorbing people and personalities.
2	Obiter Scripta: 'Bad-apple' socializing will hamper educational process	Believes that placing the new Union in the center of the main classroom quadrangle will not help the educational process.
3	State of the Union, 1965--Third in a series: Maucker: No need to save particular tree	President Maucker talks about his plans for campus, and especially about the site for the new Union; photo.
4	Campanile steam pipes are refitted	Clock should now operate more accurately.
4	Hawaiian Club will present 'An Evening in Paradise'
4	Bartlett Hall will host open house
4	Photographers short course this weekend	Old Gold and College Eye photographers will attend course.
5	Mr. Parker to read at Poetry Hour	Will read from Catullus.
5	Retakes of senior pictures are Tuesday
5	Faculty Senate proposes unrestricted soliciting	Money would be used for promoting SCI; considering joint meeting of Faculty Senate and Student Senate.
5	AMRH dance in Commons Saturday night
5	Women's Week activities will start Tuesday	Brief schedule of activities.
5	"La Boheme," Italian opera, presented next weekend	Preview of the show; photo.
5	Non-credit reading class starts Monday
6	SCI grad Ambrose to Costa Rica	Terry Ambrose will join Peace Corps workers there.
6	Social Science Consortium discusses problems today	Conference highlights.
6	SCIan takes Peace Corps training includes camping, hikes, tests	Sue Smock will go to Liberia.
6	Harriers defend last year's 3rd place at NCAA meet	Jack Jennet and six SCI cross country runners travel to Wheaton, Illinois, to compete in the NCAA national small-college meet.
6	Masonholder, Parker agree: special problems in both grid, mat drills	Merle Masonholder claims that wrestling practice is more vigorous since you must use every muscle to defeat your opponent.
7	Each wrestler must develop individual mat style: Patten	Coach Chuck Patten believes that each wrestler should be taught a different style since each person's personality and physical ability are different.
7	Sheriff: Panther gridders rewarded for hard work despite 5 straight losses	Reviews the football games of the season.
8	Peace Corps placement test to be given
8	Student Publications Board discusses SEVEN, budget	Authorizes publication of several issues of Seven.
8	Twelve students represent SCI in speech tournament	List of those who will compete.
8	Chicago field trip announced	John Eiklor will museum tour.
8	Joint concert tonight at campus school
8	College Bowl holds second session Sunday	List of team members.
8	Computer programming course begins	Carl Wehner will teach six-week course in FORTRAN and GOTRAN.