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1 Bending light and creating shock waves Merrill Silvey poses with his project for the Northeast Iowa Science Fair; photo.
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2 Easter smiles Jo Noble and Jo Monroe show off their Easter bonnets.
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3 Greek Week to offer varied activities Will include variety show, community clean-up project, Ugly Man on Campus contest, and other activities.
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4 I-Club dance tomorrow Relays queen will be crowned.
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5 John Browning to give piano concert Tuesday Profile of the performer.
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6 Orchesis to feature novelty numbers in spring dance recital Lengthy description of the program; photo.
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7 SMU religion prof to speak Roger Ortmayer will speak; will deliver several lectures.
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8 Sophs, seniors take tests April 26-27 Sophomores will take battery of tests; seniors will take ACT tests that measure general culture and understanding of education.
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9 Dr. Hjelm to negotiate gifted child contract US HEW official will visit campus.
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10 How does 'objectivism' affect the individual?
Morsing--Leon T. (Student--1960-1961) 		Explores the views of Ayn Rand, concerning 'objectivism.'
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11 Spring graduates must order gowns
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12 Unconscious mind of child not to be invaded by others
DeLong--Beverly (Public Relations Staff) 		Explores the ethics behind exploring the unconscious mind of a child by asking him to draw a picture.
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13 Auto graveyard Several cars are almost completely underwater due to the massive flooding of the Midwest.
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14 Faculty Pen; basic nature of artist's work stays unchanged
Fowler--Clayton V. (Art Faculty) 		Claims that God is central to art.
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15 Religious prints will appear in art show Will be displayed in association with visit by Robert Ortmayer.
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16 The Social Grind Schedule of campus activities.
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17 Attention football candidates A meeting will be held for those interested in spring football practice.
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18 Grapplers finish with 6-3-2 mark TC's wrestling team finished the 1959-1960 season with a record of 6-3-2.
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19 Much work behind scenes before baseball, track start
Burritt--John G. (Class of 1962) 		Discusses Ed Ableman's job of taking care of the athletic fields.
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20 Netmen open season Apr 21 The 1960 tennis schedule is posted; TC will face Wartburg.
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21 Three Tutors on NCC team Jim Jackson was chosen as one of the top fifteen players in the NCC; Jerry Holbrook and Pete Spoden received honorable mentions.
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22 Golfers to meet Knights in opener TC will face Wartburg; 1960 season schedule is posted.
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23 Grid practice starts on Monday Forty to fifty men are expected to participate in spring football practice.
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24 Hansen new I-Club prexy List of other officers.
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25 Intramurals The Phi Sigs took the intramural basketball crown; photo.
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26 Tutors open with Drake TC will face Drake University.
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27 "Huckleberry Hound" theme of AMRH dance
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28 Debate team takes fourth in St. Paul
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29 KYTC brings news every hour Will present five minutes of news each hour.
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30 Library student assistants will visit campus 120 high school students will visit campus.
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31 Summer staff positions open on Eye
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32 'Earn in Europe' plan offers summer work
Pace--Shirley Ann (Class of 1961) 		Jan Rathbun and Norma Harkin talk about their experiences in Europe in summer 1959; photo.
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33 Asian studies for this summer Professor Talbott will offer courses for a total of eight credit hours; brief description of the program.
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34 Definition, please
Maze--Dick 		Asks Professor Fox what he means by "right" and "wrong."
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35 Marriage makes education difficult . . . Interprets a survey, conducted by Seventeen magazine, concerning married women.
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36 Mirror on the Mob
Pierce--Myrna J. (Classes of 1961--1986--and 2005)
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37 Obiter Scripta
Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty) 		Discusses the importance of closeness between the teacher and students.