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1 Bending light and creating shock waves Merrill Silvey poses with his project for the Northeast Iowa Science Fair; photo.
2 Easter smiles Jo Noble and Jo Monroe show off their Easter bonnets.
3 Greek Week to offer varied activities Will include variety show, community clean-up project, Ugly Man on Campus contest, and other activities.
4 I-Club dance tomorrow Relays queen will be crowned.
5 John Browning to give piano concert Tuesday Profile of the performer.
6 Orchesis to feature novelty numbers in spring dance recital Lengthy description of the program; photo.
7 SMU religion prof to speak Roger Ortmayer will speak; will deliver several lectures.
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.
10 How does 'objectivism' affect the individual?
Morsing--Leon T. (Student--1960-1961) 		Explores the views of Ayn Rand, concerning 'objectivism.'
11 Spring graduates must order gowns
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.
14 Faculty Pen; basic nature of artist's work stays unchanged
Fowler--Clayton V. (Art Faculty) 		Claims that God is central to art.
15 Religious prints will appear in art show Will be displayed in association with visit by Robert Ortmayer.
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.
18 Grapplers finish with 6-3-2 mark TC's wrestling team finished the 1959-1960 season with a record of 6-3-2.
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.
20 Netmen open season Apr 21 The 1960 tennis schedule is posted; TC will face Wartburg.
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.
23 Grid practice starts on Monday Forty to fifty men are expected to participate in spring football practice.
24 Hansen new I-Club prexy List of other officers.
25 Intramurals The Phi Sigs took the intramural basketball crown; photo.
26 Tutors open with Drake TC will face Drake University.
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27 "Huckleberry Hound" theme of AMRH dance
28 Debate team takes fourth in St. Paul
29 KYTC brings news every hour Will present five minutes of news each hour.
30 Library student assistants will visit campus 120 high school students will visit campus.
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.
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."
35 Marriage makes education difficult . . . Interprets a survey, conducted by Seventeen magazine, concerning married women.
36 Mirror on the Mob
Pierce--Myrna J. (Classes of 1961--1986--and 2005)
37 Obiter Scripta
Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty) 		Discusses the importance of closeness between the teacher and students.