College Eye — January 11, 1966

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Thirty-five to perform in concert of modern jazz	Students preparing for concert; photo.
1	Stevens, 'Growing leisure increases interests in arts'	Roger L. Stevens speaks on the arts.
1	Gown order deadline set for Wednesday
1	'Freedom of Speech' will be topic by Steven Smith	Draft card burner will speak.
1	EYE will have staff openings next semester
1	Dinner with Prof. Holvik is tonight
1	Dr. Edward Thorne to be featured as opera singer in broadcast	Profile of Professor Thorne; photo.
1	SEVEN better; but still room for improvement	Review of the latest issue.
2	An editor's note: Use 'ballot' for Campanile's $25,000 tintinnabulations	Questions whether or not the new bells for the Campanile is the best project that the Foundation could undertake.
2	Perspective: State of society depends on effective family education	Discusses the importance of women's education.
2	From me to you: Childishness part of maturity	Wonders why freshmen wear college sweatshirts at home, but at college, they wear their high school letter jackets.
2	Untitled
2	Comprehensives system unfair to non-teaching program students	Asks why non-teaching majors must pass a comprehensive final in their major, while those responsible for future education, do not.
2	Pressure relieved, teaching improved by early finals	Insists that proper evaluations of final examinations is not possible since a strict deadline is placed on instructors to turn in grades.
3	Wrestlers meet Luther after topping Nebraska 20th time	SCI defeated Nebraska, 18-14; team statistics are posted.
3	Industrial arts projects exhibit at A & I Building	400 projects to be on display.
3	To discuss rush, pledging
3	Second half rally leads Panthers to 62-49 victory	SCI defeated South Dakota University, 62-49; statistics are posted; photo.
4	Journalists hold forum	Will talk about student publications.
4	Homecoming applications now available	Seeking chairman.
4	Dr. LaGrone will speak in Gilchrist	Herbert F. LaGrone will speak.