College Eye — April 19, 1966

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Miss Pleggenkuhle reigns for Dickinson Relays	Quick look at the queen and her attendants; photo.
1	College Theatre Outcasts to present Behrens play	Will present "The Portrait of a Bona Fired Agreement"; parody of the Lechay portrait controversy.
1	Opposes enrollment limits, 'go ahead and grow SCI'	Board of Regents will allow SCI to grow rather than place limits on enrollment; President Maucker presents faculty resolution supporting university status; new dorm near Campbell Hall may be 14 story high rise.
1	'Strictly personal' author, Harris, speaks Thursday	Profile of Sydney J. Harris; photo.
1	Notice-of-intent due at office of Registrar	Students must notify Registrar if they intend to enroll in the fall.
1	Mad tea party marks first birthday of Coffee House	Mark first anniversary of coffee house in Presbyterian Student Center; photo.
2	Should not have classes Good Friday	Believe that classes should not be held on such a deeply religious holiday.
2	Ought to evaluate administrators	Discusses the Student Senate's position that administrator evaluations are "infeasible."
2	Lindberg shares something very funny with us	Shares an anecdote about writing themes on cheating; the articles in the magazines have all been torn out.
2	From me to you: Women's PE secures four go-go dancers	Discusses letters of intent.
2	Perspective: Imbue education with strong sense of skepticism	Explores two questions concerning critical thinking: "What influences us? And what should influence us?"
2	Untitled	Student comments on how "dictatorial" the Social Regulations Board is as he walks by the office that has an armed officer outside of the door.
3	Baseball team opens NCC race with two victories	SCI defeated North Dakota State, 4-1 and 2-0; team statistics are posted.
3	Trackmen take second place in Cornell Relays Saturday	SCI took second place to Luther at the Cornell Relays.
3	Assoc. sports editor needed
4	Women to vote Friday for 'Favorite Man on Campus'	Activities in Women Pay All Week.
4	Pi Theta Pi pledges 15 during rush	List of new pledges.
4	Poetry Hour will feature Mr. Jamosky	Will read from work of Mayakovsky.
4	Miss Erickson will present senior recital	Rosemary Erickson will perform.
4	Untitled	Eunice Stuempfig buys popcorn for Greg Durlam as a part of 'Women-Pay-All-Week.'
4	Oboe Sonata highlights concert	Professor Latham will present original work in American Composers Concert.
4	Two students to present recitals	Joan Anderson and Bruce Cheney will present concert.