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1 Christmas at home: ideal gift for foreign students
Mews--Mary Louise (Class of 1964) 		International students talk about their holiday plans.
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2 Semi-weekly EYE publication beginning in spring semester Would publish two smaller issues per week.
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3 Today's EYE final issue before Christmas vacation Quick look at holiday office hours.
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4 Untitled Football players return with NCAA Midwest College Division Championship plaque.
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5 We wish you a merry Christmas Season's greetings.
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6 Ask for March of Yens
Steininger--Earl Waldo (Class of 1968) 		Joking proposals for monument to honor Professor Paul Smith.
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7 Eiklor asks for end of American system of grading
Eiklor--John Leonard (History Faculty) 		Too much emphasis is placed on letter grades instead of work, knowledge (reprinted from June 26, 1964).
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8 Freshmen must grow up to fit role as collegians Freshmen should have learned their obligations to SCI by now; cites rowdy behavior in Commons.
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9 Instructors not shown actual questionnaire Instructors do not learn names of students who make particular comments.
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10 Let's give credit where credit is due
Engel--Rich (Class of 1966) 		Defends status of athletic teams against Dan Prewitt's letter to the editor in the last issue.
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11 Must represent, not merely excite
Graham--Robert (Student--1963-1966) 		Student leaders should be realistic in setting goals
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12 'Tang' delightful show for children of all ages Review of "The Wonderful Tang".
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13 Christy Minstrels to perform for SCI Greek Week Hope to establish tradition of bringing popular entertainers to campus for Greek Week.
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14 Frana, Olmstead win debates in forensics meet Win five of six debates at Wisconsin-Whitewater.
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15 SCI teams defeat four NIU teams Every game was won by SCI teams in intercollegiate competition of intramural teams.
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16 SLB asks for reversion to former Commons policy Urge restoration of furniture to original locations; also consider Gilbert Green as controversial speaker.
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17 Winter Concert at Lab School
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18 Dead Sea Scrolls confirm New Testament background Excerpts from address by Menahem Mansoor.
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19 Mass confusion reigns at SCI--clocks are off Master clock has been repaired.
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20 Student exhibit opens Tuesday in art building "Man and Materials" work will be on display.
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21 Cedar Falls wins Brindley Debate Contest Wins travelling debate trophy.
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22 Employment directories available Directory of summer employment.
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23 Freshman Linda McKibben reigns as U. S. Pork Queen Profile of the winner.
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24 Meeting Jan. 4 to organize Judo Club Professor Kirby will sponsor group.
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25 Need chairmen for OLD GOLD Pageant, Contest
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26 Regents requests increase in funds for education Ask for one-third increase in Regents institutions budget.
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27 Russell elected to ethics post Professor Russell elected to national office.
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28 Swimming tests for men given today, tomorrow
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29 Gridders find Texas hot, hospitable Comments from players on performance in Pecan Bowl.
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30 Schultz, Buser, Korver spearhead triumph of 'mind over matter'
Pirages--Phillip J. (Classes of 1967 and 1969; English Faculty) 		Panthers win against Lamar Tech, 19-17, in Pecan Bowl; photo.
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31 Frosh matmen lose opener to Rochester J.C. Panthers lose to junior college, 19-8.
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32 Grapplers win 2, lose 1 at Cornell Team should have done better.
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33 Kirkwood upsets Newbold, 3 tie for Baker Cage Lead Results of intramural basketball games given.
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34 Two more rugged foes for cagers after 0-2 road trip Will play first of four toughest games tomorrow.
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35 'Provincialism' discussion at confrontation
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36 'Spoon River Anthology' to be presented by faculty Preview of the presentation.
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37 Advance spring registration will be Thursday, January 7 Outline of procedures.
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38 Color films of Pecan Bowl in Commons
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39 Dance tonight in Commons with Escorts
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40 Ward to read at Poetry Hour Will read work by Bishop.