College Eye — April 12, 1966

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Eta Pizza Pi honors National Fraternity Day	Erect Trojan horse; photo.
1	Two students will present senior recital	Joyce Kruckenberg and Janet Smith will perform.
1	H. R. Gross will highlight activities of MU Week	Schedule of activities.
1	15 faculty members are selected for seminars	Will focus on Asia.
1	'Poetry appeals to different senses' says Mr. Hall at all-college lecture	Excerpts from remarks by Donald Hall.
1	Student-learning emphasis in audio-tutorial system	Alan Orr talks about a supplementary form of learning; photo.
2	Nation should not end national defense loans	Discusses the suggestion of the Johnson Administration to stop the student loans under the National Defense Act of 1958.
2	An EYE in-depth report: Social Regulations Board like trite small town traffic court	Claims that maintaining order in the community is not the job of the courts but is the job of law enforcement.
2	Perspective: Reason, experience are our final authorities	Discusses Lechay's recent painting of President Maucker.
2	Ayers gives appreciation	Praises Phillip Jennings for helping realize the goals in PiLL Party Platform and for his interest in married student housing areas.
2	Untitled	Students offer suggestions for the name of the university.
3	Sydney Harris will speak in Auditorium
3	Mr. Phelps will participate in seminar	Robert Phelps will speak.
3	Placement lists graduate entry positions	Students may schedule interviews.
3	Reception to announce writing winners	Will present awards in writing contest.
3	Cast complete for SCI spring play	List of cast members for "The Servant of Two Masters".
3	Poetry Hour will feature Mr. Lentz	Merle Lentz will read from Khalil Gibran.
3	OLD GOLD positions open for 1967
3	WRA group will conduct two sessions	Will lead discussions at conference.
3	Road care program for housing area	Will improve roads in married student housing areas.
3	Bravo! Encore! For poetry conference	Commends Mr. Ward, Mr. Wilson, Mrs. Thompson, and Mr. Ferguson for the poetry conference.
4	48 athletes given awards in basketball and wrestling	Forty-eight SCI students were honored for winter athletics participation; list of recipients.
4	Tennis to start Wednesday, big shake-up in personnel	SCI will face Upper Iowa.
4	Odwarka joins Central College study group	Will serve on Vienna Study Program council.
4	Career Day here Friday for Iowa girls	For women interested in careers in physical education.
4	Terry Knapp to represent Iowa at conference	Will participate in national oratorical contest.
4	Marlins will perform acts this weekend	Will perform two numbers at Northern Illinois festival.
4	Faculty member will participate in convention	Five will present readings at regional conference.
5	Marine Corps selection team on campus
5	Anderson's debut spoiled, Wartburg nips SCI, 3-2	SCI was defeated by Wartburg, 3-2, at J. D. Anderson's first game coaching; photo.
5	Six Iowa prep stars sign letters of intent for SCI	Four of the six upcoming athletes are basketball players, one is a wrestler, and the other is accomplished in both sports.
5	Untitled	Larry Jones waits for a throw at first base during the Wartburg game.
5	NCC meetings April 4-5, basketball tournament set	SCI will compete in North Central Conference Holiday Basketball tournament.
6	Men's Union appropriates $200 for scholarship	Will award two $100 scholarships.
6	Lectures to continue on socialism	Professors Eiklor and Hoffman are scheduled.
6	SING-OUT '66 tickets are now available
6	Hughes to speak at conference
6	Russian Club to promote Russian culture