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1 AWS-MU style show to be tomorrow night Will model clothing appropriate for all occasions; photo.
2 Dr. Matala honored by biology group Honored for distinguished service.
3 Fifteen educators gather on campus for selection of books for young people
4 Former grid foe of SCI, Jennett is now coach
Furlong--Mary (Class of 1963) 		Profile of Jack Jennett.
5 Goodlad to speak for conference John Goodlad will speak at elementary education conference.
6 Hughes will speak at coffee hour Other candidates will also be present.
7 Lecture-Concert orders will be filled Monday Quick look at upcoming season.
8 Organizational sign-up night is Wednesday Students can learn about organizations.
9 Swim tests begin today Schedule for tests.
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10 Consequences of teachers' union appear effective
Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty) 		Discusses teachers' unions.
11 Convocation attendance is ironical Dismayed by student attendance.
12 Dad's Day committee urges student participation
Lewis--Leslie Alan (Classes of 1963 and 1968) 		Inviting Dad for the weekend is encouraged.
13 Pigeons could be off relief rolls Believes pigeons could be used to relay news about the college to people around the world.
14 Student government can be a useful instrument The student body needs to give more recognition to student government.
15 Students, faculty 'take heed'
Huedepohl--George 		Disagrees with Professor Fox's views on current students.
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16 More singers needed for the College Chorus
17 P E equipment for women available
18 President views 'state college: one year later' President Maucker cites progress of last year.
19 Senior, Greek picture sign-up starts Monday
20 Untitled Dysart High School marches past the campus in the SCI Band Day parade; photo
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21 Dr. Allen to speak at campus retreat Dr. Allen with be the guest speaker at the Student Council of Religious Activities campus retreat.
22 First SLB meeting to be Monday All members and representatives are to attend the meeting.
23 Vacation time includes drama, travel, art work
Norberg--Anna (Class of 1916) 		Students, faculty, and staff tell of their summer vacations; Professor Fox buys Vermont home.
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24 Fall play cast chosen tonight Will produce "The Inspector General".
25 Forensic groups to meet Monday Professor Wagner will hold organizational meetings.
26 Rock Hudson tonight's movie at the Commons Will show "Battle Hymn".
27 Untitled Freshmen girls enjoy picnic; photo.
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28 Football to kick off intramural year
29 Mankato State to be Panther's foe
Park--Larry (Class of 1965) 		SCI goes after their second win against Mankato State.
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30 NCAA mat meet here SCI will host the college division tournament next month.
31 Panther harriers open eight meet schedule against Winona State SCI opens the season at 2 p. m. with the return of three lettermen.
32 SCI opens with 27-6 victory over Bradley The Panthers open the season with a dominating victory; photo.
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33 Art show opening to be Sunday Iowa and Nebraska artists will show work.
34 Board of Regents awards contracts for new library Award contracts for $1.5 million building; description of new facilities; purchase fifty trailers for married student housing.
35 Playnight to be tonight in Woman's Gym Description of activities.
36 Profs to play at Combo Night Will perform in Commons.