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| Highway office to survey traffic on West 27th Street | Will close the street to measure the effect on other streets. |
| Students direct one-act plays Sunday evening | Will present "Tiger" and "No, Not the Russians". |
| May Anne Hoelzen elected YR Midwest co-chairman | Profile of Mary Ann Hoelzen. |
| Style show, French Café highlight Primavera Aura | A look at the upcoming activities; photo. |
| Faulkner receives internship | Howard Faulkner will take part in summer internship in Washington, D. C. |
| President Dan Jorgensen's concerns: segregation, SCI scholarships, sports | Profile of Dan Jorgensen; photo. |
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| Film tonight is 'Merry-Go-Round' | |
| Guillaume goes to art meeting in Philadelphia | Will be panelist at national meeting. |
| State Department Head of Publications here April 28 | John Honner will speak. |
| Political scientists annual meeting here tomorrow | Forty Iowa political scientists will attend. |
| Dr. Barschall to lecture here Monday, Tuesday | Henry Barschall will speak on neutrons. |
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| Untitled | Confronts issues of racial prejudice. |
| SCI mire needs surfacing | 'Baker Swamp' (parking lot) causes trouble year-round; needs at least semi-permanent surface. |
| Nelson adds to current theme grading question | Qualified students could read extra papers; papers could replace question-and-answer time during lectures. |
| Shepard comments on Thorne's speech | Believes that Thorne portrayed Southerners as "vicious ogres". |
| AWS president Sumers explains decision on finality of election | Senior women not prohibited from voting in AWS elections, and SLB does not have final voice in AWS elections. |
| Function of extra theme assignments: lessen inhibition | Students could be more comfortable with their English/communication skills if they were required to write more papers. |
| Two complain of EYE coverage, student unconcern for SCRA | Eye excluded coverage of Student Council of Religious Activities candidates. |
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| Twenty staff members elected to Faculty Senate | List of those elected to Faculty Senate, Graduate Council, Committee on the Administration of Faculty Personnel, Educational Policies Commission, Committee on Committees, and the Student Loan Fund. |
| SCI's Sjolander will be installed as IHEA prexy | Other faculty and students will attend meeting. |
| Two schools, insurance firm interview here | |
| Yugoslavian educator here studying teacher methods | Ivan Furlan will visit campus. |
| Untitled | SCI fan waits for reason to cheer. |
| Contralto Mauck gives faculty recital Sunday | Performance program. |
| Appropriations to be explained Sunday on TV | Three Regents presidents will participate. |
| Jorgensen confirmed president | Special election needed after questions were raised about the eligibility of senior and transferring women to vote. |
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| Students dance to 24 sonnets read by Lentz | Will illustrate poems with dance. |
| Past editors discuss fiery editorials, purpose of EYE, fond recollections | College Eye editors of the past recall their days with the newspaper. |
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| Art films on 'Braque,' 'Titan' shown Tuesday | |
| Social studies teachers meet for discussion | Edith West will speak on new curriculum development. |
| Home Ec majors to teach 'Harmony in Kitchen' class | List of students who will teach an adult education class. |
| Gordon gets award for oil painting | Bruce O. Gordon wins award in Lutheran competition. |
| High school students form safety council | |
| Highway commission offers employment for SCI men | Looking for summer workers. |
| Next year's head residents selected | List of those selected. |
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| Christy Minstrels cancel May 5 performance | Cite lack of direct air transportation. |
| AMRH papers must be filed by Wednesday | Nomination papers due. |
| Dr. Bernhard in New York for Chaplains Conference | |
| Longer pages lengthen EYE by 96 inches | Pages now 16 1/2 inches long instead of the former fifteen inches. |
| 'Many Faces of Shakespeare' completes 10-day Iowa tour | Gave audiences a look at several Shakespeare plays; photo. |
| 500 students attend annual FBLA meeting |
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| Publications applications available | |
| West wall of Seerley Hall torn out for new stairs | Renovation of Seerley Hall under way; one inside stairwell will be removed and new stairwell will be constructed in addition on west side; most moves to the new Administration Building are complete. |
| Ask names for campus coffee house | Will be set up in Presbyterian center. |
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| Panther diamondmen open season with Coe | Mud will not prevent Panthers from playing opening game. |
| Panther trackmen to run at Cornell after third place finish at Missouri | Team hopes to improve third-place standing, although three injuries may challenge their progress; photo. |
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| SCI soccer team begins working out | |
| 9-week golf classes begin this Monday | |
| Weather changes for better, athletes venture out for drills | Baseball, football, track, tennis, golf teams all take advantage of warmer weather. |
| Watusi team over faculty for crown | Watusi women's intramural volleyball team gives a second loss for the faculty this season. |
| Play night in women's gym tonight |
