College Eye — April 18, 1967

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1 Probation, not suspension may be in effect in fall Outline of changes relating to students with poor grades.
1 Regents refuse to hear case about comprehensives Asks student to exhaust other appeal possibilities first; approve contract for addition to Administration Building; will develop student teaching center in Cedar Rapids; Leo Baker appointed legal advisor.
1 Vonnegut explains how to teach writers to write Lengthy excerpts from speech by Kurt Vonnegut.
1 SCI defeated by U of I team In College Bowl competition.
1 Upchurch challenges policy on indebtedness to college The Student Senate president is upset about the policy that won't let him register for next fall until his traffic tickets are paid.
1 Advance fall registration to begin Monday Registration schedule.
1 Untitled Five students wearing clothes of the Normal School era protest women's hours; related story on page 8; photo.
2 SS wants student help in student fee decisions Finds contradictions in the recent actions of the Student Senate.
2 Drag strip 27 dangerous Concerned about the danger of having a busy street in the middle of campus; photo.
2 'Student lack of respect causes library problems' Discusses problems with student behavior in the library.
2 'Have enough mediocre politicians' Contends that it may be best to let the Student Senate president teach; he would not be good as a real politician.
2 Flattery will not work Refers to an interview in which the Student Senate president heaped compliments on native Iowa students.
2 Senator says academics a concern of SS Argues that students don't want control over academic requirements, only uniformity.
2 Beauty: to be or not to be? Feels student complaints about snow fences are unwarranted.
3 085757 resents campus changes Disgruntled with the construction of the new student union.
3 Greek pages defended by councils Attempts to justify the many yearbook pages devoted to Greek organizations in the past.
3 Upchurch says SS philosophy changing Summarizes the committee changes in the organization.
3 Fashionable to 'get by' Complains about the use of the library as a place for socialization rather than learning.
3 'End housing regulations' Advocates the abolishment of housing regulations.
3 Teaching--an existence Discusses teaching, education, and other topics of the writer's personal interest.
4 Distribution of Old Golds set for May
4 SCI students exhibit prints at U of N. C. Jo Siddens, Dennis Dake, and Cynthia Southall show work.
4 'That barn in the cornfield' checked student life, not spirit Contrasts Normal School days with modern times.
5 Library use unaffected by hours increase Everett Howell talks about the effects of extended Saturday night hours.
5 Traffic prompts installation of traffic signals Signals installed at 23rd and College Streets.
5 Rosini speaks on Germany of today German press attache speaks.
5 SCI students to sing with opera company Joan Anderson, Bruce Cheney, and Ed Brunskill will perform with the St. Louis Municipal Opera.
6 44th annual Dickinson relays Saturday, record entry list Lists teams participating in this year's event; announces the first SCI use of video tape at a sporting event.
6 SCI wins ten events, romps at Cornell Relays SCI took first out of ten schools at the relays.
6 Emmerich will be honorary referee at Dickinson relays James Emmerich, U. S. Olympic trainer, will officiate at the event.
6 Everding pitching lets Panthers split twin ball SCI faced south Dakota State on Friday and Saturday; photo.
7 SCI linksters win in triple dual golf meet SCI beat Luther, Mankato State, and Wartburg on Saturday.
7 From the Bear's Paw Talks about some of the featured SCI basketball players.
7 Panther netmen lose, Dubuque here Friday SCI was badly beaten by William Penn on Friday.
8 Students to present recitals Linda Lauck, Jane Schneider, Sheri Greenawald, and Kathleen Grimes will perform.
8 Williams to read at Poetry Hour Terry Williams will read from Theodore Roethke.
8 Dialogue to discuss Viet Nam Ed Hoffmans and James Heller will lead discussion.
8 KYTC will have interest meeting Seeking new staff members.
8 German Club to sponsor films
8 Activities for WPA week involve hall competition Schedule of activities.
8 Flag flies half mast for Mrs. Latham Widow of President Latham died April 16, 1967.
8 Freshmen to declare majors
8 Student teachers to interview