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1 'Brothers Karamazov' tonight's film
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2 Maucker says: provincialism is our greatest handicap Summary of President's remarks at Matriculation Convocation; photo.
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3 Schmidt named 'Dad of Day;' devote weekend to fathers Max R. Schmidt, father of Max S. Schmidt, honored; photo.
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4 Style show features 'Suits to Scrufties' MU and AWS sponsors style show on appropriate collegiate attire; photo.
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5 Subjects of MU discussions: sex, study, science, society
Steuck--Janice 		Sets up series of informal discussions for freshman men.
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6 Udall speaks for Johnson at SCI Remarks from Stewart Udall, whose appearance was sponsored by the Young Democrats.
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7 Campus mock election coming Encourages students to follow local, national, and international news.
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8 Fox feels he's less passionate in partisan disputes
Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty) 		Fox describes his lack of interest in presidential race.
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9 Let's take route 64-65 to best SCI year yet Inspire students to take the road less-traveled
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10 Nagle answers ROC letter
Nagle--David R. (Class of 1965; Member of Congress; Political Science Faculty) 		AIM party defends itself against ROC claims of inactivity.
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11 Peace Corps training not all roses
Keipp--Judy (Class of 1965) 		Purpose of training is to teach how to adapt to different and difficult situations.
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12 Raps bureaucracy in women's PE department
Voss--Elizabeth Mae (Class of 1966) 		Student objects to bicycle rental policy; needed bike for transportation rather than recreation.
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13 Student parties should work for students' benefit
Norman--Bill 		Denounces insulting letters between ROC and AIM parties.
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Clark--Steven 		Man smashes hand of drinker with a sledge hammer.
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15 Artist's equity exhibit opens Monday in A & I Traveling exhibit comes to campus.
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16 AWS prexy Sumers outlines program
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17 Block of football tickets sold to local SCI fans Lee Miller and businessmen buy tickets; plan to attend games and cheer together.
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18 Debate over party funds highlights SLB meeting Would make charge account available to student political parties.
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19 Keefe new Faculty Senate chairman Fred Lott is vice chairman.
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20 Math majors' senior exam set for Oct. 9 Comprehensive exam offered.
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21 TOPS holds first meeting Monday at 6:30 Will attempt to help students control weight.
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22 Union Forum Series opens Thursday Will discuss excellence in education.
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23 Cast for 'Cosi Fan Tutti' selected List of cast members.
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24 Dr. Harrington, students experiment with 200 rats, gift oscilloscope
Paris--Patricia Ann (Class of 1965) 		Professor Harrington talks about his plans for his rat colony; photo.
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25 First practice for Orchesis Monday at 6:30
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26 3 former SCI students answer Peace Corps call Will be working in Ethiopia and Iran.
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27 5500 register for '64 fall semester Increase of 636 over last fall.
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28 Educators here for conference 1500 will be here for elementary education conference.
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29 KTCF, campus radio, can now be received in dorms Will broadcast at 88.1 megacycles; can be heard in Waterloo and Cedar Falls; Professor Eiklor's humanities class will be broadcast.
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30 Sandburg poems to be featured in Poetry Hour Professor Reninger will read Sandburg poems.
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31 Schmidt in Farm Youth Exchange Max Schmidt may participate in international exchange.
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32 Fans come early for sure seats Early arrival is encouraged in anticipation of increased game attendance due to Dad's Day.
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33 Frosh footballers spirited after two weeks' work Team's morale and determination make coach optimistic.
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34 No SCI swimming team this year Lack of funds, facilities, and coaching personnel have delayed initiation of intercollegiate team.
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35 Panthers, North Dakota State are exactly even: Sheriff
Pirages--Phillip J. (Classes of 1967 and 1969; English Faculty) 		Skill of two teams is matched for next game.
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36 Seventy fall baseballers hope to fill graduation gaps Positions on baseball team have opened up as graduates move on.
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37 FB seating regulations announced Seating sections designated for remainder of football games.
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38 Panther Harriers face Grinnell, Loras after taking opener from Winona State Cross country team is prepared for next two meets; photo.
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39 Panthers prepared for rugged NDSU after 36-0 rout of Mankato State Upcoming came is easily most important of the year.
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40 Homecoming festivities open next week with selection of prospective queens Schedule and description of events.
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41 Old Gold pictures taken next week