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1 COLLEGE EYE in new office, Gilchrist 203 Moves into former College Relations space.
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2 Dr. Helen White will address English Institute next week Profile; photo.
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3 Hahn places fourth in competition In a group of 316 in England.
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4 Indian comedy Wednesday Bradley heads afterview
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5 Industrial Arts concerns subject of Monday speech Walter C. Brown will speak; photo.
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6 Japanese art subject for Monday lecture by Uchima Ansai Uchima will speak; photo.
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7 Sell Artists Series tickets Monday for Balladeer Duo
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8 Street dance tomorrow night
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9 Wilson serves as student, Iowa House Representative
Behrens--Roy Richard (Class of 1968; Art Faculty) 		Profile of Representative Bill Wilson; photo.
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10 Love flourishes under dim hand-lamp
Nolan--Vicki (Student--1965) 		Clippings from various past issues of the Eye.
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11 Motion pictures--young but vital art
Speirs--Kent (Class of 1965) 		Movies mold behavior, opinions, dress, taste, and language of over half the population of earth.
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Leet--Richard (Classes of 1958 and 1965) 		Student's hand aching from writing term papers.
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13 Week should begin with Friday Plays with idea of changing days to eliminate feelings associated with them.
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14 Wood: teenagers revolting against ant-like mold
Wood--Stanley G. (Class of 1931; Theater Faculty) 		Teenagers want better, more exciting use of leisure time.
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15 34 graders evaluate freshman compositions Attempting to determine whether or not writing courses really do teach students to write better.
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16 Paintings and pottery opens in Commons Darlene Sayles displays work.
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17 SCI educator participates in Indian Reading Program Will work with children in Tama.
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18 Seminar talk Wednesday by Dr. Anderson Ruth I. Anderson will speak.
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19 Social science students enjoy ocean, British skies
Brouhard--Linda (Student--1963-1965) 		Linda Brouhard describes the trip.
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20 150 students enrolled in 3 conservation camp sessions
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21 Auto stickers not good for permit areas
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22 Choral show next Friday in PLS aud. Highlights of the program.
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23 Faculty Hour is theme for this week's tea
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24 Name three crew heads for 'An Italian Straw Hat'
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25 Plans series of Play Nights
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26 Untitled Mrs. Maucker greets Swedish student; photo.