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1 'Facing Tomorrow' is convocation address topic Reuben Gustavson will speak.
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2 'Shine on harvest moon' is dance theme For second all-college dance.
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3 "Parade of Pretties" ends Old Gold Week tonight Procedures for making the final selections from a field of 74.
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4 Danish gymnasts . . . here Tuesday Two team members demonstrating their craft; photo.
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5 Educators to attend colloquium Seventh teachers education colloquium will bring principals an superintendents to campus.
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6 Kludas art show to open Sunday Evonne Kludas will show work.
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7 Urge mass book protest; Speech Club spearheads TC bookstore move Protests dependence on private bookstores; urges establishment of college bookstore.
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8 What is DIJ? Jazz, man! SDIJ #10 scheduled.
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9 Catsnip "T
Odegard--Gordon A. (Classes of 1960 and 1972) 		Guest columnist discusses various campus social issues.
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10 Letters . . . we got letters . . . Questions whose job it is to give students social instruction.
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11 Obiter Scripta
Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty) 		Discusses the requirements for a society to reform successfully.
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12 Time and money . . . Strongly advocate a college-owned bookstore.
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Leet--Richard (Classes of 1958 and 1965) 		A student prepares to judge the upcoming pageant.
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Burkhart--Roger (Class of 1959) 		Contends that there is not enough time to participate in all of the extracurricular activities on campus.
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Moline--Jo (Student--1958) 		Questions the goals of one of the newspaper columns.
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16 Drake to host TC debaters
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17 You know what they say about a penny saved
Ley--Terry C. (Class of 1961) 		Reviews several low-price albums.
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18 Faculty recital features strings Performance program.
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19 SLB recognizes student leaders Will purchase sweaters.
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20 Student play will be acted Studio Theater will produce Val Johnson's "No Earthly Business".
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21 Untitled Encourages the creation and use of a new student union or other social center.
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22 Newspapers thrive on campus; keep students well informed A look at the variety of ways that students keep each other informed on campus; photo.
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23 Frosh cage team named by Whitford Lists the players, their heights, and their weights.
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24 Hammermen ends season against SDU
Lawson--John A. (Student--1957) 		The final game will be on Saturday; photo.
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25 Teke are 1958 champs in intramural grid play
Tonnesen--Larry D. (Student--1958) 		The trophy was won by one point; photo.
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26 The Coaches Corner . . . on Football
Hammer--Willard M. (Bill) (Athletics Staff) 		Concludes the season and the column.
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27 'Great' Danes to perform Danish group will perform gymnastics and dances.
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28 Harriers bow to "Kings" in last game TC took second place in the conference.
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29 Pi Taus win "bowl" The two sororities held their annual Toilet Bowl game.
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30 TC lost "near win" in final 84 seconds The final home game had the smallest crowd of the season.
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31 Faculty Senate votes to admit SLB observer
Raffensperger--Ed (Class of 1959) 		May send observer when matters of concern to students are on the floor.
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32 The only man at the style showing
Lawson--John A. (Student--1957) 		A man's impression of the style show.