College Eye — March 18, 1966

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Page	Title	Summary
1	Board of Regents approves 1966-67 budget for SCI	Budget will be $8,454,000; breakdown into major categories.
1	Reid wins over Rosteck for Student Senate President	List of those who were elected to office; photo.
1	Faculty ponders suggested university status for SCI	Faculty consider ways to organize department reporting lines more effectively.
1	Barnett to talk on civil rights Wednesday	Ross Barnett will speak.
1	SCI pop combo to make record, television appearance is scheduled	Profile of the popular local band, the Dark Knights; photo.
2	Painting seems to convey wrong notions of president	Comments on the painting of President Maucker by James Lechay that hangs in the library.
2	Arab-Jew rapport possible, productive	Criticizes letters written by Khaled Batawil and Nissan Buium regarding the religious struggle in Israel.
2	Obiter Scripta: Only 'phony' university seen for SCI before 1975	Suggests that efforts to change SCI to university status are too early.
2	Kultur: Must view Maucker painting separately	Claims that if you have not studied art, then you should not make judgments and comments about paintings.
2	From me to you: Radical platform offered for next year	Believes it is strange that no candidates presented a radical platform this year and provides suggestions for next year.
3	Oil portrait of Maucker in library	James Lechay was commissioned to paint the portrait.
3	Acting, integration make long 'Courage' excellent production	Review of the play.
3	339 pints of blood given to Viet Nam drive
3	Education department awards SCI grants	Will support work in special education.
3	Gov. Hughes appoints prof to committee	Professor Clausen will serve on state natural beauty committee.
3	Play tryouts to be held next week	Seeking cast for "The Servant of Two Masters".
3	Reverend Kitagawa will lead Faculty Conference	Profile of the Reverend Kitagawa, who will lead Episcopal conference.
3	Visiting science instructor will speak Monday	Lucien Brush will speak.
3	SS has done plenty, can do more	Claims that the Student Senate is most important in that it gives students a voice at SCI, but the organization is also involved with many things.
3	Dr. Fox has burning idea	Suggests that students and faculty should make donations to buy the painting of President Maucker and burn it.
4	SCI leads NCC in field goal shooting and defense	Final statistics for the North Central Conference basketball season are posted; Chuck Nolting took the individual title for field goal accuracy.
4	Handball, volleyball and bowling scores reported	Results are posted for intramural handball, volleyball, and bowling.
4	Women office workers to attend workshop at SCI	600 expected to attend; SCI staff will speak.
5	SCI defending champ at Indoor Relays here	SCI will host Iowa Indoor Relays; Panthers defeated Grinnell, 92-29; results are posted; photo.
5	Tennis squad meets March 7	Eight SCI students attended the organizational meeting for the tennis squad.
5	Chinese-Tibetan relations will be discussed	Turrell Wylie will speak.
5	Panther Tracks: Mat quadrangular Saturday, spring sports need support	SCI will host Minnesota, Southern Illinois, and Northwest Missouri State.
6	Artists Series to sponsor tenor Cesare Valletti	Profile of the performer.
6	Pops concert will feature two musicals on Sunday	Symphony Orchestra and Concert Band will perform.
6	13 SCI students receive awards at annual dinner	List of those honored at business education dinner.
6	State Board of Regents gives approval to budget	Approve $3,581,067 budget for Science Building; approve budget for new dormitory building near Campbell Hall; approve construction of language laboratory.