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1 ISTC will host discussion conference One hundred high school students will attend four-round discussion.
2 Laboratory school student tells of United Nations visit Karen Sonstegard recounts her experience; photo.
3 Library convo here today, Saturday Forty-five college librarians will attend.
4 Need more drivers for game migration Pep Council bus is sold out; seeking cars and drivers for game in Vermillion, South Dakota.
5 Play tickets on sale Monday at Crossroads Reserve tickets for the three plays in "The Strange World of Ionesco" are on sale; Stan Wood gives preview; photo.
6 Sunset Village to hold costume party
7 Three seniors to give recital Thursday night Janet Bohlander, Cathryn Crowe, and Duane Shaw will perform.
8 Untitled UN convo participants compare notes.
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9 SAI music fraternity to entertain official National official will visit chapter.
10 UN must admit Red China say ISTC foreign students
Harlan--Roger G. (Class of 1963) 		International Affairs Club sponsors panel discussion.
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11 ISTC profs air views on classroom TV
Edwards--Dick 		Faculty members talk about the benefits and the problems of presenting their classes via closed circuit television; photo.
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12 AMRH announce talent show
13 Stress self-study, independence in counseling says Dr. Blocksma Highlights of counseling conference.
14 Students to discuss world affairs American and international students will hold discussion.
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15 Dr. Lebeda is business editor For Business Education Forum.
16 KCTF, FM radio weekly broadcast schedule announced
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17 Panther freshmen fall to Wartburg The ISTC freshmen football team lost to Wartburg, but learned a lot in their first college game.
18 Panther Peckings The football season and prospects for a bowl game.
19 Teachers seek league crown, need win over South Dakota The ISTC football team will play South Dakota University in a very important game.
20 Teachers, Luther race tomorrow The ISTC cross country team defeated Cornell College, 20-43, and will race Luther tomorrow.
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21 Alert defense key to Panthers sixth win The ISTC football team defeated North Dakota University, 7-3; photo.
22 Injuries prove costly Five ISTC football players are injured after the North Dakota game.
23 League rating in intramural football told League standings.
24 Spring baseball players named List of squad members.
25 Untitled A group of excited fans race to meet the returning Panther bus after they defeated North Dakota; photo.
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26 Convention arguments queer
Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty) 		Speculates on possible state constitutional convention.
27 Eye statement found 'bit naïve'
Snider--Allen (Class of 1962) 		Allen Snider feels David Stannard took appropriate action in try to establish a cut day.
28 Have students power to set 'cut day'?
Wilhelm--James (Class of 1962) 		James Wilhelm feels the students should have been able to declare cut day.
29 Our compliments to IAC Shows appreciation to the International Affairs Club for their presentation at the convocation last Monday.
30 The Web
Hewicker--Ilajean (Class of 1962)
31 Untitled
Holck--Robert 		The South Dakota football coach has no hope of winning against ISTC.