College Eye — March 11, 1966

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Stretched out registration planned for summer & fall	Description of the procedure.
1	Harp society organization tomorrow	Will attempt to organize statewide chapter.
1	Slates for Tuesday's election filled by parties, independents	List of candidates.
1	'The Cup is Trembling' to be offered	Wesley Players will present show.
1	'Courage' presented next week
1	Untitled	Anne Sturdivant gives blood at the drive for soldiers in Viet Nam.
1	Candidates stress issues, representation in debate	ROC and AIM candidates outline their views.
1	Rep. Ford will address Model U. N. here today	A look at the program; photo.
1	Special period music recital Monday night
2	AIM's proven accomplisher vs. ROC's aggressive newcomer	Examines Gary Reid and John Rosteck as candidates for election.
2	Nichols' Central American presentation not legitimate	Criticizes Dr. Nichols' presentation on Central America.
2	Student government must expand	Dick Litterer, an ROC candidate for senator-at-large, states his views and objectives.
2	Political platform meant to be list of objectives	Comments on statements made by an anonymous EYE editor concerning the "vague" platforms of ROC and AIM candidates.
2	Restaurant policy misunderstood	Criticizes statements made by Terry Knapp in his column, "From Me to You."
2	Untitled	Features an ROC candidate and an AIM candidate bowing to the ballot box.
2	Obiter Scripta: SCI should be high quality college, not poor university	Discusses the possibility of SCI becoming a university, and whether it will be good for SCI or not.
2	Your election vote does make difference	The AIM party presents its campaign for presidency.
3	Elections held Tuesday--Vote	List of candidates and platforms.
4	SS requests joint meeting with the Faculty Senate	Wish to discuss comprehensive exams and faculty evaluation.
4	UPC will host 'Saturday Night' cabaret tomorrow
4	Panther Tracks: Nine matmen set for NCAA today, basketball center honored twice	Wrestlers will travel to Mankato State for the NCAA College Division meet; Craig Kneppe was voted third team All-American and also placed second in the voting for NCC's Most Valuable Player.
5	Thinclads lose to ISU, prepare for NCC meet	SCI defeated by ISU, 82-49; Panthers to compete against South Half; statistics are posted from ISU meet; photo.
5	WRA hosts Play Night	Play Night, sponsored by the Women's Recreation Association, is open to all SCI students.
5	Miss Mauck will present Sunday recital	Program for performance.
6	Eastman new counselor in Public Relations	Robert Eastman will arrange visits of high school students to campus.
6	Celentano to be Tallcorn consultant	Fifty teachers with their advanced students are expected to attend.
6	PiLL emerges as a new campus political party	Group forms to run for Married Student Housing offices.
6	Phi Betas will host convention	Will host two-day FBLA convention.
6	Register now for business examinations
6	Dr. Wilson to visit Don Bosco	Par t of visiting scientist program.
6	Poage--'U.S. can help crack Communists'	Outlines strategy for dealing with Communists.