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1 Faculty Senate approves additions to General Ed Additions will bring general education total to fifty-five hours.
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2 Orchestra plays Sunday in Music Hall Performance program.
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3 Peace Corps news distributed with today's EYE Supplement edited by editors of college newspapers.
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4 SCI students of today are like those of yesterday Profile of bus driver Les Trewalt; photo.
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5 SEVEN: new art, opinion magazine first sales begin Monday Five hundred copies will be printed; description of the new magazine; hope for two more issues this year; photo.
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6 State officials on campus tomorrow About four hundred state officials will inspect the campus.
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7 250-2K-34AE-'007-12-42, etc. Shares editorials from other colleges across the nation.
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8 Call to arms treated as signal to retreat Encourages students to get involved with student government and other organizations.
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9 Perspective: what's going on here? Things look mighty bad
Wilson--Lora Lee (Public Relations Staff; English Fac 		Speaks on the recent problems with student organizations; believes in active involvement; photo.
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10 Praises student participation Mrs. Robert Claus thanks students for attending Black Hawk County Conference on Religion and Race.
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11 SEVEN comes eleven Supports new art magazine, SEVEN.
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12 Untitled Character informs friend that elephants are gray because black and white elephants integrate.
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13 'Miracles' topic for discussion today at 3 p.m. John C. Whitcomb will speak.
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14 AMRH adopts new counseling program Lengthy description of academic advising program.
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15 Ballet theater show cancelled
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16 Band goes to circus in halftime show Preview of show.
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17 Educational leaders meet next week President Maucker will speak on James Conant.
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18 EYE needs office help, sports writers
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19 Field trip slated for Humanities I Professor Eiklor will lead trip to Chicago.
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20 Lists posted for elementary majors For those who will be taking the professional semester in the spring.
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21 SCI extension classes now in 14 counties Twenty instructors teaching eighteen classes.
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22 SCI graduate to speak at fall Convocation Lawrence Dennis will speak.
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23 Students may take tests for exemption May test for exemption from certain general education classes.
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24 Untitled Phyllis Somerville and Jerry Walker perform 'The Visit.'
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25 $9,160 given to Appeal by faculty 550 make donations to United Appeal.
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26 Gridders lose bid for NCC Crown to SDS Jackrabbits 27-13 SCI defeated by South Dakota State; Randy Schultz sets new conference record for 253 yards rushing.
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27 IARF elects SCI President School for 1964 Association of WRAs in Iowa.
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28 Panthers close season; need win to finish 2nd SCI will face Augustana College.
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29 PE tests slated for Monday Tests for all male students.
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30 Untitled Members of cheerleading squad cheer for SCI.
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31 Five teams undefeated in intramurals Scores noted for intramural basketball; photo.
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32 Frosh basketball begins; squad includes 17 men Freshman basketball will begin; schedule and team members listed.
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33 Panther Tracks: Sheriff and gridders comment on loss to South Dakota State
McAdams--Tony N. (Class of 1969; Management Faculty) 		Players and coaches speak on the game.
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34 Panthers third in NCC meet; Jackrabbits take 1st SCI defeated by South Dakota State and North Dakota State.
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35 15 beauties compete for Miss AMRH List of those who are competing.
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36 1500 expected for Future Teachers Day Professor Fox will address group.
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37 25 Students pledge two honoraries List of those who pledged Phi Mu Alpha and Phi Gamma Mu.
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38 Homecoming spirit praised by Student League Board Also hear plans to clean Prexy's Pond.
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39 Nolte, Frana leaders in debate Take fourth place.
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40 Playnight in Women's Gym
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41 Tryouts for band set for Monday Tryouts for Concert and Varsity Bands.
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42 Young People's Theater tryouts next week Will produce "A Midsummer Night's Dream".