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1 40 high schools here for Model United Nations A look at the upcoming event.
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2 AP newsman will speak here Profile of C. A. Grumich; photo.
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3 Eight scientists will speak on energy at symposium Brief profiles of speakers and their topics; photo.
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4 Going at auction: gourmet's delights already gone: Coach Sheriff's cake
Borland--Terry Lou (Student--1965) 		A look at the items available at the All College Benefit auction.
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5 Harvard anthropologist to address campus Monday Dorothy Lee will speak on individuality.
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6 Pirages named EYE editor for second nine weeks Will replace Larry Parks, who will be student teaching.
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7 Annual MU Week causes little activity on campus Scheduled activities incite little interest in students.
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8 Presents proposal for greater educational efficiency
Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty) 		Greatest resource is in intelligence and energy of student body; professors should stop assuming that the only place for a student to learn is under teacher direction.
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9 Speakers coordinating committee needed
Bartel--Karen (Student--1965) 		Establish committee that will bring in speakers with topics that appeal to wide portion of student body; believes radical speakers tend to get small audiences.
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10 Sumi-e painting implies brush mastery
Behrens--Roy Richard (Class of 1968; Art Faculty) 		Calligraphy should be respected.
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11 The Idea--No. 6 Idea is half good and half bad.
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12 Two instructors agree with Fox's 'Obiter Scripta'
Williams--David Terry (Communication and Theatre A 		Faculty must take action to prevent Saturday classes.
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13 Welcome Iowa college journalists College newspaper staffs come to SCI for second annual journalism conference.
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14 Faculty Senate considers use of closed-circuit TV Department heads may need to encourage their faculty to use television as a means of teaching very large classes.
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15 Maucker talks concerning ties with Argonne Attending meeting of college officials.
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16 Registrar's office begins transfer to new building Data processing will move next, to be followed by the Business Office; Placement Bureau will remain in Old Ad as will several other offices.
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17 Trieschman to receive Woodrow Wilson grant Margaret C. Trieschman will attend the University of Michigan.
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18 10 coeds will compete in Barker preliminaries List of those who will be competing.
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19 170 residents of Bartlett Hall must move out Move is necessary to allow for remodeling project in section A.
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20 AMRH discusses political make-up, street drainage
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21 Language majors meet Monday for student teaching
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22 Memorial lauds T. S. Eliot, 'Man of Twentieth Century' Highlights of the service.
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23 In summer, daring coeds risk bears, kill scorpions Students talk about their summer camping and canoeing experiences; photo.
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24 Professors complete series of books to teach children Complete series on educational games.
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25 14 industries, school systems to interview
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26 Hahn to give Bach recital
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27 SCI's 11 try other nations' shoes; share tense, challenging moments A look at the Model UN meeting in St. Louis.
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28 Hemsead ties Lowe for 1st with spotlight game victory Intramural game statistics.
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29 Panthers play 21 game diamond slate Twenty-one game schedule is announced for NCC co-champion Panthers.
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30 Parker, Straw go to NCAA mat tourney SCI's two top wrestlers will represent the school at NCAA College Division tournament in Golden, Colorado.
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31 Trackmen host South Half after 91-40 loss to ISU Panthers will try to get back on winning streak as they host NCC South Half Quadrangular Meet on Saturday; photo.
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32 Whitford drills team inside, wishes for early spring
Whitford--Lawrence W (Mon) (Class of 1924; Athletics Staff; Physical Education Faculty) 		Team is busy conditioning for outdoor practice, baseball season.
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33 Ditka humorous, intelligent, unlike Cro-Magnon gridder
Pirages--Phillip J. (Classes of 1967 and 1969; English Faculty) 		Mike Ditka shares his thoughts on small college football; photo.
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34 Kneppe named NCC's most valuable player Kneppe joins two SCI seniors on ten-man all-conference team; North Dakota dominates team with four men in first squad.
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35 Netmen plan ten match '65 schedule Tennis team will have six home meets, four away.
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36 Volleyball, riflery among WRA sports Volleyball and riflery season status.
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37 'Electra' tickets on sale at Crossroads Monday Preview of the play.
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38 'Room at Top' shown tonight in ballroom
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39 Gingold, outstanding violinist, to participate in Tallcorn A look at the program.
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40 Last day to drop without F
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41 Men students name Dr. Fox most popular SCI prof