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1 Semi-weekly EYE publication beginning in spring semester Would publish two smaller issues per week.
2 Today's EYE final issue before Christmas vacation Quick look at holiday office hours.
3 Untitled Football players return with NCAA Midwest College Division Championship plaque.
4 We wish you a merry Christmas Season's greetings.
5 Christmas at home: ideal gift for foreign students International students talk about their holiday plans.
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6 Freshmen must grow up to fit role as collegians Freshmen should have learned their obligations to SCI by now; cites rowdy behavior in Commons.
7 Instructors not shown actual questionnaire Instructors do not learn names of students who make particular comments.
8 Must represent, not merely excite Student leaders should be realistic in setting goals
9 Eiklor asks for end of American system of grading Too much emphasis is placed on letter grades instead of work, knowledge (reprinted from June 26, 1964).
10 Let's give credit where credit is due Defends status of athletic teams against Dan Prewitt's letter to the editor in the last issue.
11 Ask for March of Yens Joking proposals for monument to honor Professor Paul Smith.
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12 SCI teams defeat four NIU teams Every game was won by SCI teams in intercollegiate competition of intramural teams.
13 Winter Concert at Lab School
14 SLB asks for reversion to former Commons policy Urge restoration of furniture to original locations; also consider Gilbert Green as controversial speaker.
15 Christy Minstrels to perform for SCI Greek Week Hope to establish tradition of bringing popular entertainers to campus for Greek Week.
16 'Tang' delightful show for children of all ages Review of "The Wonderful Tang".
17 Frana, Olmstead win debates in forensics meet Win five of six debates at Wisconsin-Whitewater.
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18 Dead Sea Scrolls confirm New Testament background Excerpts from address by Menahem Mansoor.
19 Student exhibit opens Tuesday in art building "Man and Materials" work will be on display.
20 Mass confusion reigns at SCI--clocks are off Master clock has been repaired.
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21 Employment directories available Directory of summer employment.
22 Russell elected to ethics post Professor Russell elected to national office.
23 Need chairmen for OLD GOLD Pageant, Contest
24 Meeting Jan. 4 to organize Judo Club Professor Kirby will sponsor group.
25 Swimming tests for men given today, tomorrow
26 Cedar Falls wins Brindley Debate Contest Wins travelling debate trophy.
27 Freshman Linda McKibben reigns as U. S. Pork Queen Profile of the winner.
28 Regents requests increase in funds for education Ask for one-third increase in Regents institutions budget.
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29 Gridders find Texas hot, hospitable Comments from players on performance in Pecan Bowl.
30 Schultz, Buser, Korver spearhead triumph of 'mind over matter' Panthers win against Lamar Tech, 19-17, in Pecan Bowl; photo.
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31 Grapplers win 2, lose 1 at Cornell Team should have done better.
32 Two more rugged foes for cagers after 0-2 road trip Will play first of four toughest games tomorrow.
33 Kirkwood upsets Newbold, 3 tie for Baker Cage Lead Results of intramural basketball games given.
34 Frosh matmen lose opener to Rochester J.C. Panthers lose to junior college, 19-8.
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35 'Provincialism' discussion at confrontation
36 'Spoon River Anthology' to be presented by faculty Preview of the presentation.
37 Dance tonight in Commons with Escorts
38 Advance spring registration will be Thursday, January 7 Outline of procedures.
39 Color films of Pecan Bowl in Commons
40 Ward to read at Poetry Hour Will read work by Bishop.