College Eye — April 8, 1966

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Von Schuschnigg speaks of meeting Hitler, Austria	Excerpts from the former Chancellor of Austria.
1	MU week starts Monday, features dance, pizza-eating	Lengthy description of activities.
1	Faculty votes university status	Approve recommendation by about a 7-1 margin; text of guiding principles for the change; photo.
1	Exotic plants, alligator, thrive in SCI greenhouse	Description of the plants and animals in the Greenhouse; photo.
2	$50 pre-registration fee unwise, unfair procedure	Claims that students shouldn't have to pay in order to participate in early registration.
2	Obiter Scripta: Portrait is representative of human being	Gives his own definition of what a portrait should be.
2	Fox: Book owner has right to burn it	Josef Fox explains to Ralph Haskell that he suggested that students and faculty purchase the painting before burning it; Josef Fox remarks that whether it is a book or a work of art, if you own it, you may burn it.
2	Anyone noted SCI's crumbling campus?	Believes rush to build new buildings results in poor quality construction.
2	Untitled	While looking at the new picture of President Maucker, a student exclaims, "I didn't know he was sick!"
2	Artists should explain painting	Defends Josef Fox's suggestion to burn the painting of President Maucker.
2	Traffic-blocking Greek Board must be moved	Suggests that the Greek Board needs to be moved because of hallway congestion.
3	'Where does Behrens get his knowledge?'	Criticizes statements made by Roy Behrens concerning the portrait of President Maucker.
3	Kultur: Play should relate to lives in the audience	Claims that a play should be an experience that relates to the lives of the audience members.
3	From me to you: Next year's seniors should donate green grass	Wonders if people who lie think others don't know the difference, or do they just not know the difference themselves?
4	Professor Baly will give lecture on Middle East	A. Denis Baly will speak.
4	Sing-out on campus April 18 in Men's Gym
5	Dr. Lattin accepts new SCI position	Principal at PLS will move to Department of Education and Psychology.
5	Dr. Jeremy Azrail first speaker in SCI Conference
5	Meeting for SCI students in Auditorium	Will assist those who have not selected a major.
5	Symposium will conclude poetry conference
5	Council gives fraternity grade points	IFC releases fraternity grade point averages.
5	Writing for newspapers is offered	Will assist in writing SCI news releases.
5	Studio '4' presents plays Sunday in Studio Theatre	Will present three one-act, student-directed plays.
6	Rauhauser tops indoor track	Bill Rauhauser led the Panther team during the indoor track and field season.
6	Selective Service chooses SCI for testing center	Tests will determine eligibility for deferment.
6	Panther Tracks: NCAA wrestling completed, spring football drills start	Reviews Don Parker's performance at the NCAA University Division tournament in Ames; discusses upcoming football roster.
7	Golf, wrestling meeting called	Students interested in playing on the golf team should attend an organizational meeting in the Men's Gym.
7	New coach, competition, speed, shape baseball team	Discusses the new baseball coach, J. D. Anderson, who replaced Mon Whitford; photo.
7	Stoddard loses forearm, will attempt to be sprinter	Jay Stoddard, who was predicted to have been the best pole vaulter SCI had ever seen, lost his forearm in an automobile accident and now plans to become a sprinter.
8	Confrontations discusses issue of student rights	Students want to participate in faculty evaluation.
8	Instructors to attend speech conference	List of those who will be attending Iowa meeting.
8	Programming course begins this Tuesday	Carl Wehner will offer work on GOTRAN and FORTRAN.
8	Giving talks on German socialism	Faculty will lecture on Nazism.