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Issue Contents

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1	Dark Knights will play for dance Saturday


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2	Final elections for 1965 Homecoming Queen today	List of candidates and description of the contest; contest.


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3	Series of World Knowledge to begin Nov. 9	UPC will present series of three lectures.


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4	State Fire Marshall gives recommendation to Maucker	Report cites hazards in campus buildings; Sunset Village hazards noted; college will take corrective actions.


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5	Young Korean Dance Troupe combines pageantry, skill	A look at the children who performed with the group; photo.

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6	Conscience should not be judged on rationalities Christianson--Gale E. (Student--1964)	Believes that Dr. Josef Fox's value judgement on Arthur Miller was made upon wrong grounds.


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7	Kultur: Door-opening students afraid to live Peake--Patric	Comments on the statement, "Where do you people live?" which was made by a folksinger at a recent coffee-house party.


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8	Morath, Little Angels begin top SCI entertainment year	Claims that finding top quality entertainment is at a definite high this year.


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9	Obiter Scripta: Hair cut edicts not fair, none of schools' business Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty)	Claims that people are willing to sacrifice freedom for their own prejudices.


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10	Untitled Hoff--Gary	Students observe a student dancing happily because he won ten dollars on the World Series, and despite the fact that he flunked a math test.

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11	Faculty and students to give recital	Will present medieval and Renaissance music.


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12	Lectures, books, meetings acquaint faculty with SCI	Program of orientation for new faculty, begun by Dean Lang in 1960, continues; photo.


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13	Men's residence halls elect 9 ROC, 6 UP candidates	Election vote tallies.


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14	Mr. Ted Egri, summer artist, to give talk	Will speak on his new outdoor sculpture.


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15	Outdoor Cleanup Day Saturday for PEM Club	Will do clean-up work in community.


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16	Philip Hahn will present organ recital Sunday	Performance program; description of Professor Hahn's recent activities.


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17	Recreation facilities in Regents	Will use student funds to purchase equipment for Redeker Center.

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18	Construction of new physical plant-garage	Should be completed by next October.


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19	Dr. Larson--'There are two ways to solve a problem'	Arthur Larson speaks.


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20	Meeting for fall students Monday at 3	Will fill out questionnaires and receive information.


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21	Off-campus and Hagemann mixer--Tuesday


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22	SCI women are eligible to rush sororities	Must have 2.12 GPA and 14 hours of credit.


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23	Untitled	Ted Egri and Jim Brewer watch workmen preparing to install Egri's metal sculpture.

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24	'The nation cannot go on without cities,' says Despres	Leon Despres speaks.


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25	Club displays Monday night in ballroom	Student organizations will seek new members.


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26	Eleven women are pledging Kappa Phi	List of pledges.


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27	Invite all foreign students to attend banquet Saturday	International students attending high schools are invited.


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28	Mr. Wilson to read at Poetry Hour	Will read from William Carlos Williams.


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29	OLD GOLD takes picture Wednesday


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30	Religion--a creative power says Dr. James Thomas	Speech sponsored by SCRA.


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31	Tonight's Union film will be 'Knife in the Water'


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32	Untitled	Don Finegan's fiberglass sculptures stand in contrast to the traditional Campanile.

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33	Heinz Frey resigns his MU position	Will take IFC position.


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34	Sale of '65 Homecoming buttons begins Monday	Schedule of Variety Show acts.


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35	To SCI students, Jackson says, 'Truth is universal'	Samuel Jackson speaks to Civil Rights Organization.

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36	Grimes, Stone take two in flag football tourney play	Results for intramural football tournament are posted.


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37	Harriers drop second straight to Mankato State	Mankato State defeated SCI, 24-31; results from the meet are posted.


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38	Panther Tracks: Team statistics reveal SCI grid weaknesses Brown--Hugh (Class of 1966)	SCI's statistics show that they are above average only in rushing defense.


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39	Panthers seek first victory Saturday against Morningside	Discusses the strengths and the weaknesses of SCI's football team as they prepare for the upcoming game against Morningside.


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40	Soccer team upsets Grinnell	SCI defeated Grinnell College, 4-0.


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41	Untitled	Dave Matthews, Dick Olin, and Bill Kovacevich compete against Drake University.

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42	Homecoming ticket sales begin soon	Dance tickets will be $2.75 per couple.


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43	Law enforcement agencies debated in Forum tonight	One hundred students and faculty expected to be on campus.


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44	New publication for freshman English themes	Will provide showcase for freshman writing.


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45	Teams may enter next College Bowl	Organizing for next round; may consider intercollegiate competition.