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1 'Religion and Morality' subject for SCRA series David Maitland will speak; photo.
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2 Baum's work presented in Monday recital Faculty group will perform.
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3 Graham banned from presidency Bob Graham does not meet SLB's 2.25 GPA requirement; will seek Men's Union presidency instead.
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4 Senor Nodarse flees Cuba, now SCI Spanish teacher
Stueck--Janice (Student--1964) 		Professor Nodarse outlines views on Cuba; photo.
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5 Sue Coffin crowned OLD GOLD Queen Queen and four attendants named; photo.
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6 He tries, can't become excited about his work
Ingraham--Larry H. (Class of 1964) 		Grad student questions methods of professor.
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7 SLB decision shows two significant points Decision not to suspend by-laws was wise, but not unanimous.
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8 System of grades should differentiate
Chabert--Henri L. (Modern Language Faculty) 		Grading system poses two problems: inflation of A's and B's, and a great disparity between college and universities on the distribution of these grades.
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9 The Idea--Number 2
Clark--Steven 		Observer destroys thinker's idea just as it becomes promising.
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10 Will listen to Burchfield after course
Hamilton--Elbert W. (Alex) (Mathematics Faculty) 		Steve Burchfield's complaints about methods courses will be taken more seriously after he has completed "Teaching of Secondary Mathematics."
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11 'Cupid's Capers' dance tomorrow
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12 'Get that job' SISEA topic Tuesday night Phi Beta Lambda will present program on job interviews.
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13 AMRH discusses open houses, parking lots
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14 Debaters given highest rating in tournament Bruce Pilcher and Bill Olmsted receive superior rating.
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15 Exchange sells books worth nearly $3,700 Believes profit will exceed that of recent years.
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16 Faculty Senate will consider Greek report Report defines Greek relationship to campus and suggests changes to improve academic life; also Mr. Hake states that the closed circuit television system should be used more to justify its expense.
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17 Foreign students on 'Weekend' in Des Moines Will take tour.
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18 Linda Archey AWS prexy candidate on AIM party Candidates state views; photo.
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19 SCI pictured on KWWL show, "College Close-up" President Maucker and Dean Lang will discuss campus issues.
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20 Sorority rush parties begin with 220 participating Rush procedures.
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21 Student centers plan to open coffeehouse
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22 Union forum starts campus campaigning Candidates for student government office will speak.
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23 Applications taken for 'exchange' Opportunity to help in other countries.
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24 Immerzeel instructs 4,500 with electronic blackboard George Immerzeel demonstrates "Electrowriter" for use with distant educational sites; photo.
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25 Kappa Mu pledges 10 List of new pledges.
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26 SCI grad, Smith, to Africa on Peace Corps assignment Douglas Smith will go to Malawi.
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27 Stolen works returned to Campbell show Returned after being stolen.
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28 WRA plans winter fun for 40 girls Will ski, toboggan, and skate.
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29 Cartoonist Steve inspired by people's predicaments, predictions, preachings
Haynes--Karylyn 		Profile of Steve Clark; photo.
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30 Judo Club doesn't teach unsafe holds
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31 KTCF announces schedule for spring semester Program schedule.
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32 School systems, companies here for interviews
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33 SCI theatre will present 'Electra' in new version Quick look at the production.
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34 Winier shows slides, leads discussion on India at 'Dinner with the Prof' Excerpts from Professor Winier's presentation.
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35 Bitten by cold, flu bugs, SCIans fill health center Doctors offer health tips; photo.
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36 Houston Symphony to honor Sibelius in Artists Series
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37 SCI Club travels to La Crosse for 'fun-filled' skiing weekend Ski Club will take road trip.
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38 Senior show by Wayne Jarosh starts Sunday
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39 Bad weather, lack of facilities mean late start for Panthers
Pirages--Phillip J. (Classes of 1967 and 1969; English Faculty) 		Men's Gymnasium is overcrowded with array of sports players using facilities.
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40 Intra volleyball, bowling entries due today Last day for registration.
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41 Loyalty, enthusiasm mark SCI's 'number one fan'
Nolan--John Charles (J.C.) (Student--1965) 		Irene Eaton, Commons night hostess, attends games and practices; photo.
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42 Indoor track season starts, SCI faces Coe tomorrow Loss of last year's standout runners and a tough meet schedule will be hard on track team.
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43 Matmen end home season, seek repeat over Cornell Two and a half months since previous match with Cornell; could overturn previous Panther win.
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44 Newbold tops intramural mat tournament Newbold House managed win with no qualifiers in the finals; last year's two winners split their matches.
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45 Streaking cagers battle SDU, seek second place after two road wins SCI has psychological advantage because of their seven-game winning streak.
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46 'Triumph of the Will' tonight's Union movie Professors Poage and Eiklor will lead discussion.
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47 COLLEGE EYE semi-weekly issued Tuesdays, Fridays New deadlines, new staff.