Issue Contents

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1	'Four Faces of Southeast Asia' shows Nov. 9	Film-lecture series begins.


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2	Down-and-outers receive college help: SCI'an joins Chicago Slum Cadre	Richard Mark assists in Chicago Ecumenical Institute project; photo.


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3	Exhibits from Schaefer Gallery open Tuesday


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4	Faculty presents Maucker with new Union site petition	Cite alternative locations; do not want beautiful green space to be covered with concrete.


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5	SCI Theatre, 'The Firebugs,' perform November 3, 4, 5, 6	Preview of the play.

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6	Board of Control decision opens door for 3000 additional yearbook photos Cory--Dave	Insists that since Greeks were allowed their own individual pages, the Board of Control should expect everyone else to want their own pages as well.


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7	Faculty petition justified, should bring student action	Agrees with petition that is aimed to save the few nature areas that are left on campus.


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8	Kultur: Does Union controversy show rationality Behrens--Roy Richard (Class of 1968; Art Faculty)	Discusses the differences in atmosphere from being back home and being on campus.


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9	Obiter Scripta: 'Great conversation' needed to consider campus planning Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty)	Claims that campus planning is too important of a matter to leave solely to the campus planners.


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10	Untitled Hoff--Gary	Two artists comment that another artist, dressed in a suit, makes them look bad.

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11	1965-66 directories available


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12	AWS sets up system of tutoring	Will use group and individual tutoring.


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13	Dr. Charles Allegre talks at Decorah High School	Part of visiting scientist program.


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14	Dr. Plaehn will speak in Commons	Will speak about United Nations.


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15	Mr. Parker will read Catallus	Professor Parker comments on his upcoming reading.


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16	New class on computer use begins Tuesday	Professor Blanford will talk about business applications.


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17	SCI graduate Etten starts Tunisia Peace Corps work	Gertrude Etten completes training; will teach English in Tunisia.


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18	Seven give pledges for Pi Omega Pi	List of pledges.


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19	Third doctor may be added to health staff	Cites heavy use of Health Services.


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20	Ticket sales start for 'La Boheme'


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21	Trip to KRNT next Tuesday	AWS will sponsor trip to see play in Des Moines.

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22	Benefits small, hardships many, but cross country runners keep at it Gallagher--Rock (Student--1965)	Reflects on why anyone would want to run four miles.


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23	Harriers outdistance Takle, unbeaten Norsemen, 27-28	SCI upset the previously undefeated Luther team, 27-28; Ron Bousman defeated five Luther men to take the win in the mile.


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24	Seven returning lettermen, four top frosh headline '65-'66 cage team	Captain Craig Kneppe, seven lettermen, and four new freshmen prospects will make up this year's SCI basketball team; team roster is posted; photo.


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25	TKE's take flag football championship	TKE took the all-college championship in intramural football; intramural tennis season comes to a close; intramural basketball to begin.

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26	Dr. Corwin, SCI grad, writes book	Writes book on sociology of education.


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27	Fall Leadership Conference in Commons today	Men's Union sponsors conference for Iowa student government leaders.


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28	ISEA leaders, Freeman, Blake, past SCI students	Brief profiles of Roger Blake and James Freeman.


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29	Meeting for Stunts-Tumbling Club Nov. 8


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30	SCI Model United Nations participates in celebration	Participate in Des Moines meeting.


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31	Twirlers who perform 6th sign up now	Looking for participants at football game program.


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32	Untitled	Attics are being cleaned and contents are being moved to storage areas to eliminate fire hazards.


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33	Visitation team conducts study next week at SCI	Will determine whether or not SCI should have a chapter of the business honorary Delta Pi Epsilon.

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34	Excess dirt hauled to Sunset unit	Will be used for parking area.


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35	More passes, SDS face Panther gridders Saturday	SCI will face tough South Dakota State, but are expected to take the win for third place in the conference.


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36	Prospective Teachers Day this Wednesday for 1500 students	Program schedule.


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37	Series of four adult classes begin Tuesday	Will stress creativity in areas of home economics.


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38	Traffic, safety discuss existing SCI problems	Discuss special parking areas for loading and for handicapped students.


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39	Untitled	Rich Engel turns the corner during his cross country race.

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40	'Lollipops and Roses' is theme for Beauty Pageant	Rules for the AMRH pageant.


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41	College Orchestra presents concert Sunday October 31	Performance program.


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42	Homecoming parade includes historic dress, fire, buggy Allee--Carol (Student--1965)	A look at the activities; photo.


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43	Student Senate backs better relationships	Would establish a student library committee.

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44	Dr. Clifton will discuss interscholastic competition	Will speak on sports competition for women.


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45	Maucker speaks for counselors	Will speak at junior college conference.


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46	Restrictions on visitors is effective	Will continue policy at Health Services.