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1 'The United Nations in Action' topic for Mon. Convocation Will provide opportunity for students to see how the United Nations works.
2 Construction of new dormitory meets with Board approval Approve $1.2 million for hall later to be named Rider Hall; will use plans from dorm at ISU; will accommodate 400 men; Stadium Hall may close; quick list of other construction plans for the future.
3 Drop courses by Friday
4 Faculty Senate: closely supervised minor fields Those with GPAs under 2.25 will have their entire course of study reviewed by their major advisors.
5 Homecoming tickets go on sale Monday Tickets for the dance will be $2.50 per couple.
6 In regard to Homecoming
Maucker--James William (President of ISTC--SCI--and UNI) 		President Maucker urges students to celebrate Homecoming in moderation.
7 Our mistake This semester is the first in which there have been over 100 full-time graduate students.
8 Roswell Garst to visit ISTC; speak for ISEA Profile of Roswell Garst.
9 Variety show to feature twenty acts
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10 Information needed
Becvar--William J. (Class of 1961) 		Informs students of the lack of information provided by the college concerning graduation requirements and transfer credits.
11 ISTC cheerleader of 1975 Two-year-old Cynthia Anne Hillcock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hillcock, cheers for ISTC; photo.
12 Too much 'pop' now
Wallace--Nancy R. (Class of 1960) 		Argues that the $6500 Men's Union surplus should not be used for adding "popular" concerts to the Lecture-Concert Series.
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13 Dad of Day surprised, grateful for everything Brief profile of Walter Sullivan.
14 Just For the Record; first Oscar, then Emmy; now they're giving Grammy's away
Ley--Terry C. (Class of 1961) 		Discusses the institution of the Grammy's, the State University of Iowa's band, and encourages students to buy Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture."
15 The Social Grind Schedule of campus activities.
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16 "Stag Stomp" in Commons
17 Commons movie tonight Will show "Tea House of the August Moon".
18 Homecoming play ticket sales to begin; players gray hair in honor of occasion
Luethje--Sally L. (Student--1959) 		Preview of "Mornings at Seven"; list of cast and crew.
19 Lockhart says schools should defend policy William Lockhart talks about the role and place of religion in public schools.
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20 Strictly conversational . . . . Larry Albaugh and Marcia Bottorff carry on a conversation about the day's activities through photographs; photo.
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21 Frosh lose to Drake Bullpups TC loses to Drake University, 12-6.
22 Hammer praises team effort Profiles head football coach Bill Hammer.
23 Harriers seek 3rd straight victory TC defeated Winona State College, 25-31; Panthers will face Cornell.
24 Tutors travel to Sioux City for Morningside Homecoming Panthers will meet the Morningside Maroons.
25 Two leagues in intra football Thirteen teams will be divided into two leagues for intramural competition.
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26 Panther gridmen drop Dad's Day contest 7-6 TC defeated by Augustana, 7-6, on Dad's Day.
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27 Appeal Board, better advice needed Discusses William Becvar's letter about the lack of information concerning transfer students and graduation requirements, and offers suggestions for correcting this problem.
28 Mirror on the Mob
Pierce--Myrna J. (Classes of 1961--1986--and 2005) 		Comments on snow fences, Homecoming, term papers, and fire drills.
29 Obiter Scripta
Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty) 		Discusses Nikita Khrushchev's possible remarks concerning the state of the private colleges in the United States.
30 Sloppy etiquette "out of it" Addresses the problem of sloppy eating and dressing habits at TC.