College Eye — September 30, 1966

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Old Gold policy change is approved	Old Gold will be adopting a more informal style in future editions.
1	Untitled	Photo of all of the candidates for the 1966 Homecoming Queen; photo.
1	Students hear own voices in new Language Lab	Students use new Language Lab to improve their pronunciation of foreign languages; photo.
1	National theme of AWS: 'Morals and values today'	List of activities for AWS Week.
1	Little space in Commons; need activity coordinator	Comments on student opinions of the Union Program Council; photo..
2	Untitled	Believes that administrators have a hard time giving students straight answers.
2	Credibility crisis at hand	Discusses the difficulty students have when they try to get questions answered by the administration.
2	Wishes luck to protestors	Comments on the relationship between students and administrators.
2	Demonstration helps restore waning faith	Comments on a recent student demonstration.
2	'Shame on him who evil thinks'	Comments on the addition of modesty panels to the stairs at the Regents Center.
2	Irritated at Pirages references	Responds to a letter to the editor that was written by Phil Pirages and published in the September 27, issue of the College Eye.
3	Viet Nam is a recurring dream	Questions America's reasons for fighting in the Viet Nam War.
3	Clarification needed on Science Hall	Provides an explanation for why the Science Hall was built without windows.
3	Protests are not unfounded	Students defend their right to protest.
3	News is present in history	Makes predictions on future newspaper articles.
4	Sorority rush deadline is Oct. 4.	Listing of requirements students must meet if they want to participate in the sorority rush.
5	Sig Taus rush party is tonight	Sigma Tau Gamma holds the first fraternity rush party of the 1966/67 school year.
5	Mrs. Thompson reads at first poetry hour	Nancy Thompson will read poetry dealing with protests from the last 2000 years.
5	Car Club to organize	Invites owners of sports cars to the first meeting of the Sports Car Club.
5	Hoffmans gives opinion of Vietnamese War	Edward Hoffmans speaks at the organizational meeting of the "Committee to end the war in Viet Nam".
6	Prexy's Pond: scenic spot where coeds, joeds meet	Brief history of the pond; not cooling pond for heating plant, but pleasant place for canoeing and skating; photo.
7	Frosh gridders prepare for Wartburg JVs	Team looks strong.
7	NCC begins play Saturday	NCC standings.
7	Determined Panthers to battle the "Mighty Sioux"	Prospects for the game.
8	UPC presents film tonight in Auditorium	Will show "Lord of the Flies".
8	New computer programming course offered	Short course in FORTRAN and GOTRAN.
8	Four Iowans appointed to SCI Foundation	Fred Koch, LeRoy Redfern, Hoyt Messerer, and James Barron appointed.
8	Mr. Hahn will present recital Sunday	Performance program.
8	Host Hughes today at YD reception	Democratic candidates will appear with him.