College Eye — May 13, 1966

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	After four decades as presidential secretary, Miss Jessie Juhl retires	Jessie Juhl reflects on her service at UNI.
1	Monday meeting to discuss dorm advantages & problems	Small group hear early plans for first unit of Towers Complex.
1	Foreign language exams tomorrow in Auditorium	Will offer language reading examinations.
1	Seven will be on sale Monday through May 21	A look at the contents of the upcoming issue.
1	Untitled	A production photo of "The Boor," by Chekov; presented by the Russian Club during Poetry Hour; photo.
2	Untitled	The 'hunk of metal' artwork in front of the library reaching out to grab a passer-by.
2	Representation and reason are expected from S S	Criticizes the Student Senate for their lack of in-depth research on important campus issues.
2	Student charge dissent at 'bells' meeting	Argues with the 'lack of dissent' on Campanile project reported in a previous article.
2	I ought to look at Dr. Fox's 'Experiment'	Advocates more efficient use of professors' time.
2	Lechay shows 'painting is not dead'	Author expresses an opinions on "painting and the masses."
2	Haskell retracts Fox statement	Retracts a misuse of punctuation in a previous letter.
2	Hanlon's solution will leave void of unanswered questions	Argues that current information is insufficient to select a class schedule.
2	Mutual trust only second	Tidbits of wisdom from the editorial writer.
3	Dr. Poage will present German Nazi poetry	Will read at German Club; list of new officers.
3	Spring art show Sunday will feature 150 items	Will show student work.
3	SC High choirs will present concert tonight	Performance program.
3	Staff positions open on '66-'67 College Eye	Description of positions.
3	'66 fall student teachers pull cards Monday
3	Faculty Senate wrestles 90 minutes in meeting	Discuss large classes; refer matter to EPC.
3	Love will be theme for Poetry Hour	Students will read from a variety of sources.
4	Applications for MU scholarships now available
4	Fall overload is expected to crowd residence halls	50% of rooms will be overloaded; administration officials comment on problem and priority procedures.
4	Maywood and Hawthorne kids will visit SCI	150 Waterloo schoolchildren will visit campus.
4	Four teams in College Bowl finals Sunday	List of team members.
4	New SS discusses the student faculty evaluation
5	Golfers set for matches in quadrangular	SCI will host Illinois State University, Wisconsin State College, and Loras.
5	Track team rained out	Intramural track scheduled for Wednesday has been postponed due to rain.
5	Soccer team to host ISU	SCI will face ISU on Sunday; their ball has been returned.
5	Tennis men lose to Drake	SCI lost to Drake, 6-3, Monday.
5	Drake uses 2 big innings to defeat Panthers, 10-3	SCI lost to Drake, 10-3, on Monday.
5	Mr. Smalley will present recital Sunday.	Performance program.
5	Time to thank all the anonymous sports writers	Gives kudos to all who helped with the sports reporting in the past school year.
6	Placement tests will be given for freshmen	For those who will begin work this summer.
6	SCI receives conservation soil charter	Student chapter organized last fall; receives charter.
6	Bahai Club will sponsor conference this weekend	Will sponsor regional conference.
6	John Lewis will lecture Monday at 3	Will speak on civil rights.
6	OEO offers anti-poverty booklets
6	Five senior art shows open Sunday	Joe Boender, Bruce Gordon, Dick Nielsen, Phyllis Avery, and Shari Matson will show work.
6	Set of hands are removed from Campanile	Will be used as pattern for new clock hands.
6	Theme of 'Detail Makes the Difference' for dramatists	Charlotte Lawton, Merle Lentz, and John Dennis will head conference.
6	Three students will present recital Sunday	Robert Carroll, Layten Heckman, and Gary Miller will perform.