College Eye — January 14, 1966

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Thirty-five to perform in concert of modern jazz	Jim Coffin talks about the upcoming program.
1	Virginia Nutt art show to start Sunday
1	Steve Smith justifies actions in speech	Excerpts from speech before large crowd.
1	Christmas vacations spent traveling SCIans see US, foreign countries	Students tell how they spent their vacations; photo.
1	SCI Artists Series: Mozart's opera 'Magic Flute' comes to stage Feb. 1 & 2	Preview of the opera; photo.
2	New men's lounge--here before university status?	Remembers the old men's lounge and wonders if they will have another one.
2	Small towns is provincial; ain't no doubt about it	Shares stories and anecdotes about small town life.
2	Smith's means of protest unnecessary, ill-advised	Criticizes Steven Smith for burning his draft card, and excusing his actions by claiming freedom of speech.
2	Untitled	Student accused of burning his draft card claims that he is burning his meal ticket to protest eating in Commons.
2	Obiter Scripta: Course-program relationships make college vocational	Clarifies what he meant in a previous column, by "liberal arts program."
2	Which should wait: garbage or tradition	Claims that the money to buy new bells for the Campanile could be used for more important things.
3	Tallcorn Stage Band Clinic to be Saturday	18 high school bands will perform.
3	Language exams will be given Saturday at 9
3	Untitled	Students brush snow off their car.
3	SUI art professor to paint portrait of Maucker	James Lechay will paint portrait to commemorate 15 years of service by President Maucker.
3	Bartlett freshmen reaction better than anticipated	High enrollment forced mixing of freshmen and upperclassmen; results seem favorable.
3	Kultur: Art: Repeated challenges of 'Way to Paint'	Compares Steven Smith's burning of his draft card with the evolution of art.
4	Untitled	Mike Jones, with the help of Martha Spencer, tosses a ring around a girl's leg as part of a sorority carnival.
4	Dr. Anderson to speak at Commencement
4	Freshmen get music scholarships	Department of Music will hold auditions.
4	Last recital of semester in Music Hall	Gene and Barbara Hunt will perform.
4	SS to investigate starting chapter of Phi Beta Kappa	Also considers requesting longer library hours; considers health warning signs for cigarette vending machines.
4	70 seniors will solicit $1,000 for carillon bells	Description of the project.
5	Faculty Men's Club grants scholarships
5	Faculty meeting centers on general SCI development	Consider possible change to university status.
5	Applications will be taken until March 21	For guidance and counseling institute.
5	Untitled	Students practice for "Sinfonian Dimensions in Jazz."
5	Board of Control discusses pins, new EYE position	Consider awarding pins to College Eye staff; also recommend adding assistant managing editor position.
5	SISEA drive to collect Spanish books	Would donate books to school in Costa Rica.
5	Mr. Bailey completes bond sale	Will be used for work on Regents Complex.
6	Untitled	Steven Smith answers questions from the audience at "Freedom of Speech."
6	Colombian visitor at SSCI provides cultural exchange	Oswaldo Diaz visited.
6	Orientation applications available	Seeking chair for junior orientation.
6	4 professors to discuss institutes on KWWL-TV	Professors Whitnah, Frank, Wilkinson, and Cowley will appear.
6	Student teacher addresses must be reported
6	T minus 28 as runners open squad conditioning	Track squad getting ready.
6	Six days of examination to begin next Tuesday
7	Briggs tops Phi Sigs for intra BB crown	Review of intramural basketball.
7	Augustana, SDS next cage foes	Panthers will face Augustana and South Dakota State with a two game winning streak.
7	Wrestlers try for win number four tonight after trouncing Cornell 34-3	Panthers defeated Cornell College, 34-3; SCI will face Luther; statistics are posted from Cornell meet.
7	Health, leadership, attitude, incentive contribute to improved mat record	Highlights the strengths of the SCI wrestling squad.
8	Exchange will start Thursday	Tomahawk and Alpha Phi Omega will run book exchange.
8	Commons remodeling on schedule, done by Aug. 15	Dale Brostrom talks about the remodeling stages and the expected outcomes.
8	Library hours for break are announced
8	Graduate tests to be held in Aud. 339
8	Three dollar reduction in ID fee	Replacement fee will be $2.
8	Kris Hanson is elected to chairman post	List of chairmen for student counseling.
8	Film classic 'Birth of a Nation' presented tonight
8	Forms for counselors are available Feb. 1
8	Intersorority carnival 'On the Midway' is tomorrow	Description of the carnival.