Issue Contents

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1	'The Wild Oat' to be shown in Commons


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2	Joseph McCabe, Coe president, to speak here	Will speak on general education; photo.


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3	MacLiammoir's 'Oscar' here Monday, Tuesday	Performance preview; photo.


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4	Nominees for 'Miss AMRH' named; contest Thursday	Roster of sixteen candidates; photo.


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5	Plans made for affiliation with foreign college soon	Hopes to establish cultural exchange program.


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6	Tickets to go on sale for Phi Mu Alpha jazz concert	Performance preview.

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7	A little late, but . . . .	The editor explains that they do not have complete freedom to write whatever they want, but are allowed to criticize SCI.


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8	Fox would rather be red Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty)	Explains his views on communism and the possible threat of nuclear war.


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9	It's fracas time once again	Wondering what minor issue will get students agitated this year.


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10	Now is the time for all good men . . . . Smith--Miriam B. (Speech Faculty)	Letter wants political leaders on campus to take action; feels as if they are not doing anything.


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11	Our answer to the committee	Gives students thoughts on course selection and the current general education program.


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12	Window busted Schumacher--Robert (Student--1961)	A car was vandalized; owner is offering reward for knowledge.


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13	Wood thanks students for interest Wood--Stanley G. (Class of 1931; Theater Faculty)	Wood thanks the student body on behalf of cast and crew for their support.

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14	Casts selected for two Menotti operas Jan. 18-20	List of cast members for "The Telephone" and "The Medium".


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15	College choir to sing in state capital	A Cappella Choir will sing at Des Moines meeting.


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16	Guy Carawan, singer and sociologist, will appear here	Will sing and talk about freedom riders; photo.


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17	Meeting to discuss conduct in Commons causes protest Harlan--Roger G. (Class of 1963)	Students protest Commons dining room dress rules.


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18	New scholarship made available	Ida May Wilson donates $1000 to establish scholarship.

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19	$1000 in stocks willed for use	Nelle Dickey Heiser leaves money for scholarships.


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20	Scholarship to be given tomorrow by music group	Barber Shop group will give money.


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21	Senate changes drop policy	Classes dropped will be recorded as "W" rather than "WP" (Withdrawn Passing) or "WF" (Withdrawn Failing).


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22	Women students to vote on AWS constitution change	Text of proposed changes.

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23	'Africa rapidly awakening' says Nigerian student Krueger--Lynda (Student--1960)	Clement Ezeanii gives his views; photo.

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24	Harriers fourth in NCC	SCI Panthers cross country team finished fourth in NCC meet.


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25	Perfect conference record at stake Fletcher--Larry (Student--1960-1961)	SCI Panthers will play for their second straight North Central Conference title.

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26	Intramural swim victories by Stone House, and TKEs	Stone House won first place in house division, while TKE won first place in fraternity division.


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27	Stubborn Coyotes fall in SCI home finale	Panthers are victorious; assured of a first place tie at least.

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28	Classes for improvement in reading will begin Tuesday


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29	Joan of Arc, wolves, gun on 4th floor of library Stine--Don (Class of 1964)	A look at the Museum collections; photo.