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Alumnus - Tuesday, February 1, 1966 (Volume 51, Number 1)

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Headline	Page	Type
Music Department expands rapidly	10	Feature
SCI ponders its future	2	Feature
Christmas on campus	2	Feature
SCI Foundation asks alumni verdict	3	Feature
Is the bell project worthwhile?	4	Feature
Benjamin Boardman dies; business manager 28 years	6	News
Dr. Schaefer retires	6	News
Miss Rowena Edwards dies; on library staff 31 years	6	News
Wins presidential citation	6	Feature
SCI receives bequest	7	News
Maucker portrait	7	Feature
Tallcorn music conference	7	Feature
Visits Far East	8	Feature
English research grant	8	News
Former baseball stars will try for big leagues	8	Feature
Baseball schedule	8	News
Eight track lettermen return	9	News
Second time around for Randy	9	Photo
Whitford receives award	9	Feature
Untitled	Front Cover	Photo
Who's afraid of snow?	Inside Front Cover	Photo
Dr. Robert B. Kamm	1	Feature
Spring reunion days draw near	10	Feature
University status urged	2	Feature
Construction alters face of campus	3	Feature
Killed in Vietnam	4	News
Hearst to be instructor at Aspen, Colorado, workshop	4	Feature
Commencement ceremonies	4	News
Science Symposium	4	Feature
Named to represent Iowa	5	News
SCI presents Brecht drama	5	News
Great decision . . . 1966	5	Feature
Woodrow Wilson Fellowship	5	News
SCI prof wins Shell Award	6	News
Governor names Wood to Iowa Arts Council	6	News
Regents approve estimates of next year's budget	6	News
High School Model UN	7	Feature
Maucker portrait	7	Feature
Untitled	8	Photo
Controversial speakers	8	Feature
Three SCI athletes win little All-American ratings	8	Feature
Indoor track results	9	News
New sports coming to SCI	9	News
Untitled	Front Cover	Photo
Untitled	Inside Front Cover	Photo
Anniversary classes honored	1	Feature
Maucker charts financial needs	10	Feature
SCI summer institutes receive federal aid	12	Feature
SCI faculty study China	12	Feature
Head Start orientation	13	Photo

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