College Eye — February 22, 1966

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Hughes will deliver speech at Lab School	Governor will speak at Social Studies Conference.
1	Marine Corps Selection team in Commons
1	Legal Aid Society will be studied by committee	Will investigate need and uses of such a program.
1	Soul Search Poetry Hour topic today	Samuel Jackson will read.
1	Dr. Allegre to speak in Des Moines	Under visiting scientist program.
1	Two different harpsichord programs as: Ralph Kirkpatrick presents concert in Artists Series	Profile of Mr. Kirkpatrick; photo.
1	Controversial speakers' plan in final stage	James Farmer and Ross Barnett are scheduled.
1	Dynamic duo saves squirrels: 'Gee Zoks! Holy doughnut holes!' Batman draws tube boobs, thinkers	Students enjoy Batman program.
2	Seniors should decide on project during registration	Claims that the senior class has taken action to buy new bells for the Campanile when most seniors did not support the idea.
2	Kultur: Terminal art theory full of loopholes	Discusses the "crafts controversy," by expanding and disputing comments made by Roy Behrens in a previous Kultur column.
2	Too much spent on palatial rooms, regal office space	Suggests that Tom Hughes should bring himself into the twentieth century.
2	Untitled	Police officer tells his partner that Batman and Robin, who are driving by, are probably just something the fraternities came up with.
2	An EYE in-depth report: alumni give $110,000for student aid, esthetic projects	Discusses the SCI Foundation and its purpose and projects to provide scholarships to students through donations from alumni.
3	Director asks SCI students for war blood donations	Encourages students to donate blood to the United States Department of Defense to be sent to U. S. troops in Viet Nam.
3	From me to you: Cancer-causing cigarettes packed with care	Wonders how anyone knew that eight was her favorite number when they chose the black-ball.
3	Perspective: Creative imagination, beauty play major science roles	Suggests that people shouldn't focus only on facts, but that they should also enjoy and revel in the "creative work of man."
3	Nijim wrong to expect attack on Arabs	Disputes Basheer Nijim's fear that Israel will attack the Arab states.
4	Try-outs for play casts this week	Seeking casts for student-directed one-act plays.
4	Conried portrays varied roles but most successful as himself	Interview with Hans Conried; photo.
4	SCI's culture environment to be under fire Thursday	Consider foreign policy in most recent confrontations forum.
4	MU discusses inter-collegiate bowl games	Meet with representatives of Drake, Iowa, and Iowa State to set up College Bowl competition.
4	Audience approves 'Cello' with snorts, belly laughs	Review of recent Artists Series production of "The Absence of a Cello"; photo.
5	Frosh, varsity trackmen win triangular Saturday	SCI defeated Central Missouri and Cornell with 81 points over their 36 and 23; results are posted; photo.
5	Golfers plan practices	All interested golfers are encouraged to contact Chuck Patten.
5	Matmen lose to Michigan State; end dual season Wednesday	Michigan State defeated SCI, 24-10; results are posted.
5	SCI cagers top Augustana, now hold second in NCC	SCI defeated Augustana, 86-75; Craig Kneppe was honored as the season's Most Valuable Play in the North Central Conference; team statistics are posted; photo.
6	Sign up for journalism tour of SUI	Alpha Phi Gamma sponsors trip.
6	Applications for AWS offices now available	Qualifications for office.
6	Regents confirm Industrial Arts name change	Will add technology to department name.
6	Pottery and mosaics will be subject of film series	Schedule for Art Department's film series.
6	6 students participate in speech meet	List of winners.