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1 'Just One Hand' lures card players for an evening Students talk about playing bridge; photo.
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2 Budapest String Quartet's 2nd performance tonight
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3 MIDWEST goes on sale Monday Will include work by James Hearst and Nancy Price Thompson; photo.
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4 Nagle announces SLB candidacy Will run with Chris Rembold; a look at their platform; photo.
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5 Two future $20 increases in room, board rates approved Will increase in both 1965 and 1966; will support further development of residence hall system.
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6 Deplores lunchroom 'mess'
Hellyer--Nancy 		Comments on the seeming immaturity of those who insist on making a mess.
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7 DiBlasio backs social activities
DiBlasio--Mimi (Class of 1964) 		Looks forward to planned events.
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8 List more topics for election platforms States that the student government should be able to keep up with the demands of the campus.
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9 Perspective: Bruha urges students to consider issues, think, react
Bruha--John Edward (Mathematics Faculty) 		Encourages students to use their problem-solving abilities, and brings up a few situations to think about.
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Clark--Steven 		Characters protest against being 'held' in a square box, so cartoonist imprisons them in a small rectangular box.
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11 Worm defends statements to 'Register'
Worm--Richard (Class of 1964) 		Clarifies statements published on fraternities in the Des Moines Register and defends statements attacked by Carroll Engelhardt.
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12 Campus groups ask for student blood donations Will be used to replace the blood needed by Professor Maurer during his illness.
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13 Chamber music recital Sunday in Music Hall Professors Wendt, Holstad, and Welch will perform.
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14 EYE delegates to conference at MacMurray Five staff members attend meeting.
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15 Poetic Renaissance becomes reality with MIDWEST all-poetry issue Lengthy review of the new issue.
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16 Today last day to drop class
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17 500 music students here for conference Will participate in Tallcorn groups.
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18 64-65 student teachers meet Monday at 3
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19 Home Ec Club at conference
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20 Museum hours are announced
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21 Phi Sigs to March for Dimes Will participate in statewide march.
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22 SCI host to workshop
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23 Student office applications available
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24 Thursday's Union Forum reslated for March 12
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25 Author of 'Black Like Me' sees racism, not Negro, as problem Excerpts from speech by John Howard Griffin.
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26 Discuss rights in race-religion talks Monsignor Daniel Cantwell, Edward Zerin, and Bishop Stephen Spottswood participate in panel discussion; photo.
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27 Four students to Illinois debate meet Will participate in novice tournament.
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28 Northern Illinois here for dual track meet SCI won eleven of twelve events in triangular against Cornell and Wartburg; SCI to face Northern Illinois.
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29 Panther Tracks: Jennett happy after triangular victory
McAdams--Tony N. (Class of 1969; Management Faculty) 		SCI defeated Cornell and Wartburg Colleges; photo.
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30 WRA playnight tonight in women's gym WRA will host playnight with activities including volleyball, roller skating, and swimming.
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31 Freshmen trackmen take 69-21 victory from Cornell SCI won nine of eleven events against Cornell and Wartburg; SCI won triangular, 72-24-0.
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32 Intramural hand-, volleyball begin; mat champs crowned Intramural handball and volleyball to begin; results posted for intramural wrestling championship.
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33 Recreational swim hours set for women Hours for recreational swimming are 4 p.m. on Monday and Wednesday, and 6:30 p.m. on Thursday.
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34 SCI cagers seek 19th win tomorrow against Sioux SCI will face North Dakota University.
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35 SCI wrestlers meet Cornell, Coe, Grinnell in Quadrangular tomorrow SCI to compete in quadrangular at Cornell College.
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36 Volleyball league formed; all entries due Monday Co-recreational volleyball league to begin; activities sponsored by WRA and Men's Intramural Advisory Board.
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37 'Dogpatch Doin's' sponsored by AWS Feb. 29 Women will ask men to the dance.
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38 A Cappella tours schools next week Will perform in eight schools.
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39 Brady scheduled for ACCIA talk Leslie Brady will speak; photo.
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40 Rush parties begin Monday Schedule for parties.
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41 Students, faculty attend rites for Dr. E. J. Maurer Edwin Maurer died February 14, 1964; brief profile; photo.
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42 Washington Day party after game Dance will follow game.