Issue Contents

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1 Barnett declares SLB candidacy Profile and platform of Wes Barnett; photo.
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2 Brutality, immorality, love play roles in films for Lent
Marker--Jean (Student--1964)
A look at a series of films at campus religious centers.
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3 Dance tonight in ballroom
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4 SCI students representing Kenya, UAR at Model UN Will attend sessions in St. Louis.
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5 Speech, contests, banquet will highlight MU activities Will elect favorite professor; Mike Ditka will speak; description of other activities.
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6 Untitled Sorority sisters Carole Fox and Eileen Baumhover give new Nu Sigma Phi pledges Carol Hocken and Evonne Olson their pledge pins.
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7 Cheerleaders need live mascot
Fossum--Randall (Student--1965)
Calls for a "real live black panther" to be present at games as mascot to inspire school spirit.
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8 Nagle sees deplorable campaign turn
Nagle--David R. (Class of 1965; Member of Congress; Political Science Faculty)
Issues should not be about what was done last year; they should be about what WILL be done next year.
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9 Parties overlook board offices Parties stress communication in their platforms, but have no candidates for the Board, which oversees College Eye, Old Gold, and Seven.
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10 Professors, parents, students must write
Speirs--Kent (Class of 1965)
Widespread interest in school funding must be sparked.
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11 SCI losing ground as state financial support lags
Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty)
State funds have been decreasing for last ten years; cuts into new classroom and new faculty plans.
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12 Students must be aware of candidates, platforms Students have two weeks to become educated on election.
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13 Unhappy with inaccurate story
Talbott--Nathan M. (Political Science Faculty)
Attempts to correct false statements made by the Eye about the Viet Nam forum.
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14 18 industries, schools here next week for interviews
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15 AIM platform emphasizes communications as 1st step Text of platform.
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16 Applications for political posts due today
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17 Reid, AIM candidate for MU, asks greater use of funds Should use funds and not revert them to the treasury.
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18 ROC statement stresses numerous specific changes Text of platform.
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19 189 men, women pledge SCI Greek organizations List of pledges.
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20 40 openings in student one-act plays Shows will be presented by Professor Wood's directing class.
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21 Dorothy Lee will address convocation Profile of Dorothy Lee.
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22 Dr. Jones, guest conductor, for Tallcorn Conference Archie Jones will appear; highlights of program.
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23 Faculty, students to present 18th, 19th century music Program highlights.
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24 Landis new Presbyterian minister Charles Landis replaces Larry Mitchell.
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25 Seats available for last show by Bream
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26 Students urged to assist air patrol Professor Dreier believes that assisting the Civil Air Patrol offers an opportunity for students to do some teaching.
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27 Associated Women Students selects counselors, guides List of counselors and guides.
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28 Benefit auction still accepting items for sale
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29 Dave Cory new EYE cameraman
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30 Kazamias: church in education big issue in Western politics A. M. Kazamias speaks on religion in education.
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31 New students to meet Monday in Sabin 102 Paul Kelso will meet with new undergraduates.
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32 Property stolen from residents in Shull Hall Thieves steal camera, money, and clothing.
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33 Rigler advocates increase in education appropriations Robert Rigler speaks to faculty.
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34 Speakers chosen for high school United Nations Ole Dich and Elizabeth Ann Brown will speak.
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35 Students with grade problem meet Tuesday Students on probation or warning will meet with Paul Kelso.
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36 402 students recognized for academic achievements List of those appearing on Dean's List.
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37 Administration to begin move Will move from Old Administration Building to new Administration Building; old building will be used for offices.
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38 April 6 deadline for applications for KYTC posts
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39 James Anderson named as Mon Whitford's successor Profile of J. D. Anderson.
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40 Majors in social science meet Wednesday Student teachers will meet.
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41 Mat team, two individuals defend titled this weekend South Dakota State likely to win.
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42 Play night from 7 to 9
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43 Canada pros draft SCI star Minnick Winnipeg Blue Bombers have drafted SCI's senior linebacker Phil Minnick into the Canadian Football League.
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44 Trackmen face ISU Monday; trounce Wartburg, Parsons SCI ends meet with 120 points, while Parsons has 23 and Wartburg 9. ISU will be SCI's toughest indoor competition of season.
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45 Travel, study woes: cagers feel they've 'been on the road all year'
Pirages--Phillip J. (Classes of 1967 and 1969; English Faculty)
Panthers played fourteen games in twenty-seven days
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46 Meeting tonight to protest violation of human rights Many student groups sponsor meeting in Waterloo.
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47 Phi Beta Lambda will host second annual convention Two hundred college students likely to attend.
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48 Quinn to star in 'La Strada'
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49 SLB in discussion of controversial speakers Committee set up to work on matter.