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1 'Russia and Its People' presented Monday at 8:15 Raphael Green will present program.
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2 Draft card burner speaks Wednesday Steven Smith will speak.
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3 Fall examination schedule contains minor corrections
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4 Music Hall at 8:15: Violin recital presented tonight by Francis Fortier Part of conference managers meeting; photo.
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5 SCI's unusual attraction: SCI boasts two 'White Houses' Maucker, Lang homes visited
Farnham--Pat (Student--1965) 		Helga Maucker and Esther Lang talk about living and entertaining in the President's House and the Dean's Residence; photo.
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6 Two issues of COLLEGE EYE before exams
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7 Contrasts, non-Greek niche provided by Eta Pizza Pi Comments that the new social fraternity seems to be one for the "essentially non-Greek personality."
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8 Fables
Breithaupt--J. F. (Psychology Faculty) 		Shares two fables entitled "The Nutty Squirrels" and "Counting Sheep."
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9 From me to you: Eighth day brings rediscovery
Knapp--Terry J. (Speech Faculty) 		Tells about her Christmas vacation and the love he discovered.
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10 Kultur: Peasants' art show intense, impressive
Behrens--Roy Richard (Class of 1968; Art Faculty) 		The first student show of the year features the best student artwork of the semester.
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11 Obiter Scripta: Relationship of taught, learned material still mystery
Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty) 		Describes teaching as a hazard or an adventure.
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Hoff--Gary 		As a furry animal strolls by, a student comments that the fur coats are getting a little out of hand.
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13 Free units on aerospace given today Teaching units prepared by Aerospace Education Workshop.
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14 History prof. vice-president of association Professor Jones elected to office in nation concert managers group.
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15 Jazz tickets will go on sale Monday at Crossroads Music will vary somewhat and be performed exclusively by students.
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16 Loan students report to office
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17 M. A. & Ed. S. theses due by Tuesday
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18 Student Senate upsets motion on Eta Pizza Pi Senators debate seriousness of group.
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19 'Last Chance' dance after Saturday game
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20 1941 graduate merits mention from president James Van Houten cited for work with handicapped.
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21 Business Office will set up fee collection lines
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22 Dr. Crownfield places first in chess tilt Results of tournament.
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23 Fall semester art exhibit now on display in A & I 141 works on display.
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24 Propose consolidation of 1, 2, and 3 hour classes Also consider minimum GPA for joining student organizations.
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25 Senior recital in Music Hall tonight Janiece Bergland and Harriett Picht will perform.
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26 Walkway will be constructed south of Baker Also consider establishing chapter of honorary society.
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27 Cagers dump Wartburg 84-60, finish 6th in NCC holiday meet Phil Johnson made 16 points for the Panthers in their success against Wartburg, 84-60; photo.
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28 Kneppe, Johnson, fuelling lead Panther cage scoring Craig Kneppe, Phil Johnson, and Gene Fuelling lead the Panthers in scoring; 10-game statistics are posted; photo.
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29 Matmen begin 6 meet road trip with Nebraska, Cornell SCI's next home meet will be against Mankato State; on the road, Panthers will face Nebraska and Cornell; results are posted from the meet against Illinois.
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30 Men's gym to be open on Saturdays
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31 Play night tonight at 7
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32 Schultz moves to linebacker in tomorrow's Senior Bowl Randy Schultz will travel to Mobile, Alabama, to compete in the 17th annual Senior Bowl.
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33 'Sundays and Cybele' to be presented in Commons
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34 Campanile to acquire thirty-two new bells Will seek donations from alumni for $25,000 project.
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35 College Bowl in Commons Sunday night
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36 Two emeritus employees are dead Benjamin Boardman and Rowena Edwards die.