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1 All-College Convocation cancelled Speaker unable to attend.
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2 Alpha Chi Epsilon changes to Sigma Alpha Epsilon Becomes fourth SCI fraternity to affiliate with a national group.
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3 Aquatic Art Exhibition held Saturday in Women's Gym Part of synchronized swimming workshop.
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4 Bartlett, oldest SCI dorm celebrates 50 years in use
Hugill--Marilyn 		Quick look at Bartlett Hall history and at celebration; photo.
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5 Dr. Pendergraft receives total of Fund Drive United Appeal raises $11,105.
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6 First Artist Series: 50 Russian puppets come to college stage Monday Obratsov puppets will perform; photo.
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7 Regents end meeting held on campus
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8 Six finalists will star in AMRH contest Field narrows from original 17 contestants.
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9 From me to you: Real acting in audience
Knapp--Terry J. (Speech Faculty) 		Claims that the most important part of college is absorbing people and personalities.
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10 Kultur: Blaster Behrens reads reactions written by ruffled rural, rustic residents
Behrens--Roy Richard (Class of 1968; Art Faculty) 		Acknowledges criticism of his work, and prints a letter and an article that are perfect examples of it.
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11 Obiter Scripta: 'Bad-apple' socializing will hamper educational process
Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty) 		Believes that placing the new Union in the center of the main classroom quadrangle will not help the educational process.
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12 President's campus nature plans encouraging, but . . . Believes that the blue spruce trees in the back circle need to be saved.
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13 Union will nourish intellectualism embryo
Maucker--James William (President of ISTC--SCI--and UNI) 		Claims that placing the new Union in the center of the classrooms will draw both on and off campus students so that there will be diversity amongst themselves.
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14 Untitled In the Poet's Corner, an SCI student claims that he will never view a building as beautiful as a tree.
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15 State of the Union, 1965--Third in a series: Maucker: No need to save particular tree President Maucker talks about his plans for campus, and especially about the site for the new Union; photo.
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16 Bartlett Hall will host open house
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17 Campanile steam pipes are refitted Clock should now operate more accurately.
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18 Hawaiian Club will present 'An Evening in Paradise'
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19 Photographers short course this weekend Old Gold and College Eye photographers will attend course.
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20 "La Boheme," Italian opera, presented next weekend Preview of the show; photo.
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21 AMRH dance in Commons Saturday night
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22 Faculty Senate proposes unrestricted soliciting Money would be used for promoting SCI; considering joint meeting of Faculty Senate and Student Senate.
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23 Mr. Parker to read at Poetry Hour Will read from Catullus.
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24 Non-credit reading class starts Monday
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25 Retakes of senior pictures are Tuesday
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26 Women's Week activities will start Tuesday Brief schedule of activities.
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27 Harriers defend last year's 3rd place at NCAA meet Jack Jennet and six SCI cross country runners travel to Wheaton, Illinois, to compete in the NCAA national small-college meet.
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28 Masonholder, Parker agree: special problems in both grid, mat drills
Slessor--Rod 		Merle Masonholder claims that wrestling practice is more vigorous since you must use every muscle to defeat your opponent.
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29 SCI grad Ambrose to Costa Rica Terry Ambrose will join Peace Corps workers there.
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30 SCIan takes Peace Corps training includes camping, hikes, tests Sue Smock will go to Liberia.
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31 Social Science Consortium discusses problems today Conference highlights.
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32 Each wrestler must develop individual mat style: Patten Coach Chuck Patten believes that each wrestler should be taught a different style since each person's personality and physical ability are different.
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33 Sheriff: Panther gridders rewarded for hard work despite 5 straight losses Reviews the football games of the season.
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34 Chicago field trip announced John Eiklor will museum tour.
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35 College Bowl holds second session Sunday List of team members.
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36 Computer programming course begins Carl Wehner will teach six-week course in FORTRAN and GOTRAN.
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37 Joint concert tonight at campus school
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38 Peace Corps placement test to be given
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39 Student Publications Board discusses SEVEN, budget Authorizes publication of several issues of Seven.
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40 Twelve students represent SCI in speech tournament List of those who will compete.