College Eye — March 8, 1966

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Two independents announce bids for AWS presidency	Eunice Stuempfig and Sheryl Glanz state their positions.
1	ROC-AIM to debate in Commons	Candidates will air views.
1	'Courage' sales start Thursday	Tickets available for "Mother Courage"; photo.
1	OLD GOLD election selects Miss Brown and Tom Downs	Bonnie Brown and Tom Downs win popularity contest.
1	Camera's steely eye focused on students improves speeches	Professors Wood and Thorne use videotape in their classes; photo.
2	Blood donors realize their fortunate, glassed-in life	Encourages male students to appreciate the fact that they do not have to fight in Viet Nam and to give blood to show that appreciation.
2	Intellect difference between cold ground, warm library	Comments on the non-collegiate men who are dying in Viet Nam.
2	Evaluation, survey, political parties, carnival all positive programs	Clarifies statements made in the ROC platform.
2	Untitled	A vampire attempts to buy blood from a blood drive.
2	From me to you: Some restaurants ain't got no class	Claims silence communicates better than words.
2	Perspective: Proposals for SCI uniqueness should focus on students	Discusses the lack of appreciation for good teaching.
3	McKinney sets record as Panthers score easy win	SCI defeated Wartburg, Simpson, and Wisconsin State of Platteville in quadrangular; Don McKinney set a new SCI record in the pole vault; statistics are posted; photo.
3	Panther take 2nd in NCC, Parker, Bond are champs	SCI defeated by South Dakota State in the NCC Championship, but Jerry Bond and Don Parker were crowned individual champions.
3	Frosh trackmen beat Ellsworth	SCI defeated Ellsworth, 95-27; team statistics are posted.
4	Cable causes darkness on SCI campus	Power out for about 90 minutes.
4	SCI Law Club sponsors trip to Des Moines	Will visit Drake and State Law Library.
4	SCI debaters in tourney at St. Thomas	Terry Knapp and Bill Olmsted will participate.
4	Two students give recitals in Music Hall	Patricia Brown and Ronald Johnson will perform.
4	Mr. Lindberg will read for Poetry Hour	Will read from Vachel Lindsay.
4	Exhibit 'Lilies to Lemons on Tuesday' opens	Carol Horton will show work.
4	Blood drive in Commons for soldiers	Alpha Phi Omega will sponsor drive.
4	SCI'ans to attend session on campus	Will attend seminar on educational administration.
4	Department head member of Ad Hoc Committee	Lloyd Douglas will be part of USOE group.
4	Mr. Farmer gives speech in Auditorium	James Farmer will speak.
4	Topic of higher education subject for Confrontations	Excerpts from discussion on university status.