College Eye — July 14, 1967

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	'A truly minimum budget' is approved by Regents	Tuition and fees will increase $15 per semester.
1	Art gallery opens	The Green Mansions Art Gallery opens on Main St. in Cedar Falls; photo.
1	Nine per cent salary raise	Faculty to receive 9% raise.
1	Predict 8100 students for fall; forecast leveling in future years	Marshall Beard offers views on enrollment trends.
1	Plantation life: a Negro's view	Henry Parker offers views on life in the American South.
2	Once is enough, thank you	Did not like making up classes on Saturday because of the holiday given earlier in the week.
2	Open forum can be powerful check	Feels letters to the editors are an important part of a newspaper.
2	Let's discuss architectural plans--Liebbe	Comments on the $90 raised for new housing for Allie the Alligator and wonders when construction will begin.
2	McLuhan's message: man-made media make media-made men	Gives his synopsis of Marshall McLuhan's "Understanding Media."
2	The real reason	Lists his 'real' reasons for events on campus.
3	Upward Bound . . . A learning experience	Interviews with students involved in the program.
3	Asks committee reconsider	Wants the Controversial Speakers Program to consider allowing a discussion during its programs.
4	Construction: for students, for administration	Construction on the new student union and administration building is shown; photo.
4	Proposed Eye editorial policy: main provisions
4	Comprehensives to remain: Regents refuse request	Refuse to hear student grievance over comprehensive exams.
4	Making reasonable profit	A look at students' perceptions of the College Store and its pricing policy; photo.
5	Eye editorial policy is now in hands of the president	Board of Control debates provision and passes it on to President Maucker.
5	New director of UNI Union	John Ketter will take position that had been vacant for a year.
5	Construction: for study, for sleep	Updated constructions photos are shown for the Science Building and the new dormitory north of Campbell Hall.
5	Doomed 'Green Mansions' displays student art work	Work on display in home that will shortly be destroyed.
5	Columbia prof gives lecture	Mary Ellen Oliverio will speak in business education seminar series.
5	A new look in campus radio	Will move into new Union.
6	Language tests deadline today
6	Free 'U' times set
6	UNI colors to remain purple and old gold	Marshall Beard refutes rumor.
6	Approve final budget for 13-story Towers Complex	Budget is $6.32 million; approve other contracts.
7	Past, present and future is theme of Expo-UNI	Variety of events planned.
7	Straw exhibit now in Union	Put together by design students.
7	Paperbacks in UNI display
7	Record summer enrollment seen by Beard, Registrar	Total enrollment should exceed 3700.
7	Organization booklet by Men's Union	Will be used for orientation.
8	Previews	Meetings and events planned; Business Education seminar, Expo-UNI to be held.
8	Fraternity system questioned	Regents debate ISU plan for fraternity housing.
8	Courses, majors expanded as Regents okays changes	Brief description of the changes.
8	Fall orientation to include talk by McCabe	Robert McCabe will speak on Viet Nam.
14	Play tickets on sale	Brief preview of "The Lady's not for Burning".