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Issue Contents

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1	Georgia Collard reigns as SCI Homecoming Queen	Profiles of the queen and her attendants; photo.


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2	Homecoming box lunch served today	May pick up box lunch and eat outside.


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3	Morningside accepts SC I 'pants' bet	Loser will also lose pants.


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4	Royalty of SCI's past active, gifted beauties, elected by 'I' Club members Christ--Plucia	With the exception of 1943 and 1944, a Homecoming queen has been elected; a look at some of those who were elected.

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5	AWS Prexy contends women need hours Sumers--Alinda (Class of 1965)	Women of Bartlett Hall should take complaints about 'lights out' policy to house council.


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6	Let's adapt to overcrowding	Congratulations to Commons for lessening chaos in dining center.


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7	Republican candidates suffer at hands of SCI faculty Woodrick--Russell	Republican policies opposed in class; not represented in SCI's speakers.


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8	Resents attack on Wiesenfeld Eiklor--John Leonard (History Faculty)	Insults and general rudeness toward professor not appreciated.


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9	ROC states further platform ROC Party	Supports academic and cultural advancement as well as development in other areas.


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10	This is college, not high school Griffel--Pam (Student--1964)	Authors of contact lens articles (Liz Voss, R. R. Behrens) should 'grow up.'


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11	Throw out lights out, give women 11 p.m. hours	Bartlett's 'lights out' policy should be rescinded.


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12	Untitled Clark--Steven	Boy tries to pick up girl with his 'modesty.'

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13	'Lights Out' referred to administration	Will consider policy that requires lights to be out at 11PM for freshman women.


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14	150 attend reception for Hughes	Meet the Governor and other candidates in informal reception.


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15	Homecoming festivities are approaching weekend climax	Lengthy description of activities; photo.


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16	Interviews for Model UN begin this week	Will select ten delegates.


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17	Tyrone Guthrie performers schedules to appear here	Will perform "The Platform--Now and Then".

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18	AWS sponsors scholastic award for girls dorm	Will be awarded to dorm with highest GPA.


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19	Candidates for AMRH pageant selected today	Rules for the pageant.


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20	Conference here exploring area's economic future


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21	Faculty concert features Baum, his composition	Program for performance.


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22	SCI's enrollment reaches 5,505	Increase of 358 students over last fall.


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23	Two bicycles available for men students	Men's Union may purchase two more.

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24	Coeds face Rust Negroes' fears, problems, suspicions	Four SCI students continue to relate their experiences at Rust College.


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25	Hours change for Saturday noon meals	Lunch will be served from 11AM until 12:30PM.


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26	ROC's latest plank: revise general ed


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27	Senior retakes, pictures of groups scheduled

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28	'Scrufty' dance in Men's Gym next Saturday	AMRH will sponsor dance.


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29	Clayton reads Frost's works in Poetry Hour


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30	KYTC holds open house tomorrow


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31	Marines conduct OCS interviews in Commons


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32	Maucker named Educational Council Director	Accepts ACE office.


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33	Professor Fox calls for revision of curriculum	Speaks at "Dinner with the Prof".


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34	SCI holds workshop for office staff	Highlights of program for two-day workshop.


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35	UPC sponsors chess lessons, tournament

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36	Alumnus named Colgate Provost	James Storing appointed.


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37	Intramurals now involve four sports	Flag football, tennis, basketball, and swimming are offered.


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38	Regulation practice for winter sports begins	Basketball team has six returning lettermen; all but one are back on varsity wrestling squad.


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39	WRA organizes basketball teams Monday	Women's intramural basketball teams will be chosen.

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40	Best offensive ever: Sheriff, Sickles had biggest load: Schultz Pirages--Phillip J. (Classes of 1967 and 1969; English Faculty)	Win over Drake is welcome surprise; photo.


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41	Frosh play second game Monday	Will play Mankato State at O. R. Latham Stadium.


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42	It's Panthers versus Bulldogs in coed's unsophisticated view Christ--Plucia	Panthers cause pride to swell.

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43	Oliphant, Panthers drub Drake 41-14; meet Chiefs in Homecoming battle	Team ready for game after crushing Drake; photo.


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44	Year's top cross country duel Tuesday with Mankato	Undefeated team prepares for a close meet.

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45	Greeks gain 86 new members through fall rush activities	List of new pledges.


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46	Meeting for new students Monday at 3 p.m.	Will receive test results.


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47	Miller's advice to students: citizenship follows study	Excerpts from Senator Miller's remarks; photo.