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1 'President's home is our family home after 12 years at SCI': Mrs. Maucker
Furlong--Mary (Class of 1963)
Lengthy profile of Mrs. Maucker and her family; description of the President's House and its decoration; photo.
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2 Ernesto Galarza probable speaker at Jan. 8 ACCIA Profile of speaker.
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3 Extra performance of 'Huck Finn' Thursday Local schools have reserved five hundred seats.
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4 Faculty members of AAUP discuss proposed bookstore Lengthy description of meeting including long remarks by President Maucker.
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5 SCI students and faculty give Handel's 'Messiah' Will be broadcast over KCFI.
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6 Season's dance in Commons tomorrow night Christmas Formal will be held.
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7 Spring student teachers meet on Wednesday
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8 Untitled Students sort through ornaments at the Commons Christmas decorating party.
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9 'SCI women hardly in ivory towers'
Mizeur--Nancy Ann (Class of 1965)
Women don't think they are on a 'high horse'.
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10 'When class size increases, something has got to give'
Thompson--Thomas H. (Philosophy and Religion Faculty)
Professors must change the way they teach as the numbers in the classroom rise.
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11 Are there any serious thinking students on campus?
Zank--Jerry (Student--1962)
It seems that there are no intellectual students who think about more than grades and dates.
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12 How does arms race aid living standard?
Olmsted--Richard (Student--1961)
Disagrees with spending money on protection that doesn't seem to be needed.
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13 Humanities series needs an analysis for improvement Believes series of speakers could be improved in focus and communication.
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Clark--Steven
The surprises of dating.
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15 College owned bookstores save money for students,' reports Ashby William Ashby reports on his investigation; Carol Brundage reports on ways to improve student leadership.
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16 Holiday dinner in Commons set for Dec. 17 Tradition had been discontinued because of crowded conditions in Commons; will be revived this year.
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17 SCI accepting contributions for stolen prints reward First instance of loss from permanent collection.
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18 SLB selects design for new SCI flag Herb Hake provides design; photo.
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20 Cagers open with wins over Macalester and Winona Panthers beat Winona State, 91-55, and Macalester, 76-65.
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21 Dotson, Sanford capture crowns in Panther mat meet Two of the ten winners were Panthers in the SCI Invitational.
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22 NCC track coaches honor Art Dickinson Receives letter of commendation.
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23 SCI faces Western Illinois tonight, Nebraska Monday Panthers face two tough competitors, Western Illinois and University of Nebraska.
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24 Grapplers, cagers impress in early season performances
Park--Larry (Class of 1965)
The first two games seem to give a little shine to the cagers and a win to the grapplers.
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25 'Individuality essential to man': Margolin Excerpts from speech.
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26 Hughes presented with school budget increase President Maucker explains his request.