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1 Georgia Collard reigns as SCI Homecoming Queen Profiles of the queen and her attendants; photo.
2 Homecoming box lunch served today May pick up box lunch and eat outside.
3 Morningside accepts SC I 'pants' bet Loser will also lose pants.
4 Royalty of SCI's past active, gifted beauties, elected by 'I' Club members With the exception of 1943 and 1944, a Homecoming queen has been elected; a look at some of those who were elected.
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5 Greeks gain 86 new members through fall rush activities List of new pledges.
6 Miller's advice to students: citizenship follows study Excerpts from Senator Miller's remarks; photo.
7 Meeting for new students Monday at 3 p.m. Will receive test results.
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8 Throw out lights out, give women 11 p.m. hours Bartlett's 'lights out' policy should be rescinded.
9 Let's adapt to overcrowding Congratulations to Commons for lessening chaos in dining center.
10 Untitled Boy tries to pick up girl with his 'modesty.'
11 Republican candidates suffer at hands of SCI faculty Republican policies opposed in class; not represented in SCI's speakers.
12 AWS Prexy contends women need hours Women of Bartlett Hall should take complaints about 'lights out' policy to house council.
13 This is college, not high school Authors of contact lens articles (Liz Voss, R. R. Behrens) should 'grow up.'
14 ROC states further platform Supports academic and cultural advancement as well as development in other areas.
15 Resents attack on Wiesenfeld Insults and general rudeness toward professor not appreciated.
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16 150 attend reception for Hughes Meet the Governor and other candidates in informal reception.
17 Tyrone Guthrie performers schedules to appear here Will perform "The Platform--Now and Then".
18 'Lights Out' referred to administration Will consider policy that requires lights to be out at 11PM for freshman women.
19 Interviews for Model UN begin this week Will select ten delegates.
20 Homecoming festivities are approaching weekend climax Lengthy description of activities; photo.
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21 AWS sponsors scholastic award for girls dorm Will be awarded to dorm with highest GPA.
22 Two bicycles available for men students Men's Union may purchase two more.
23 Conference here exploring area's economic future
24 Candidates for AMRH pageant selected today Rules for the pageant.
25 Faculty concert features Baum, his composition Program for performance.
26 SCI's enrollment reaches 5,505 Increase of 358 students over last fall.
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27 Coeds face Rust Negroes' fears, problems, suspicions Four SCI students continue to relate their experiences at Rust College.
28 Senior retakes, pictures of groups scheduled
29 ROC's latest plank: revise general ed
30 Hours change for Saturday noon meals Lunch will be served from 11AM until 12:30PM.
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31 Professor Fox calls for revision of curriculum Speaks at "Dinner with the Prof".
32 Maucker named Educational Council Director Accepts ACE office.
33 Marines conduct OCS interviews in Commons
34 KYTC holds open house tomorrow
35 UPC sponsors chess lessons, tournament
36 SCI holds workshop for office staff Highlights of program for two-day workshop.
37 'Scrufty' dance in Men's Gym next Saturday AMRH will sponsor dance.
38 Clayton reads Frost's works in Poetry Hour
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39 Regulation practice for winter sports begins Basketball team has six returning lettermen; all but one are back on varsity wrestling squad.
40 WRA organizes basketball teams Monday Women's intramural basketball teams will be chosen.
41 Intramurals now involve four sports Flag football, tennis, basketball, and swimming are offered.
42 Alumnus named Colgate Provost James Storing appointed.
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43 Frosh play second game Monday Will play Mankato State at O. R. Latham Stadium.
44 Best offensive ever: Sheriff, Sickles had biggest load: Schultz Win over Drake is welcome surprise; photo.
45 It's Panthers versus Bulldogs in coed's unsophisticated view Panthers cause pride to swell.
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46 Oliphant, Panthers drub Drake 41-14; meet Chiefs in Homecoming battle Team ready for game after crushing Drake; photo.
47 Year's top cross country duel Tuesday with Mankato Undefeated team prepares for a close meet.