Issue Contents

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1	3 EYE staff members are chosen by Control Board	Bob Davis is now managing editor.


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2	Dr. Eiklor's illness cancels trip	Trip to St. Louis cancelled.


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3	Library Hours during break announced


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4	Mr. Ross Barnett states 'misuse of power-tragedy'	Excerpts from speech; photo.


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5	Untitled	Students check the organization board in Old Gilchrist Hall; photo.


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6	Valletti voice is 'All Silver and Gold' during SCI recital Farnham--Pat (Student--1965)	Review of performance of Cesare Valletti.


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7	Von Schuschnigg to speak: Social science department sponsors lecture series	Peter Hoffman speaks about the upcoming series.

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8	'Burning' condemnation more than funny Delafield--David Donald (Art Faculty)	Questions the Cedar Falls paper's choice to print a letter written by Josef Fox, containing a statement about burning the new painting of President Maucker.


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9	New editor gets chance at unique, valuable education	Another editor will be leaving the EYE, meaning someone else will have the unique learning experience.


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10	Obiter Scripta: Conference to prove poetry important part of our lives Wilson--Robley C. (English Faculty)	Comments on poetry's significance in our lives and encourages students to attend "Modern American Poetry: Its Makers and Teachers."


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11	SCI undergraduate faculty good reason to be here	Claims that students here can receive top-rate teaching from the best instructors the university has.


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12	University here will not bring ignominy Thompson--Howard John (Student--1941; History Faculty)	Criticizes statements by Josef Fox concerning the option of a university status for SCI.


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13	Untitled	Police officers guard the new painting of President Maucker in order to keep faculty members from burning it.


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14	Visits of nationally-known poets, potter 'best thing yet' in SCI arts program Behrens--Roy Richard (Class of 1968; Art Faculty)	Discusses the upcoming conference: "Modern American Poetry: Its Teachers and Makers."

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15	Audience must meet time demand of great theatre	Stan Wood says that a good theatre production demands a lot from an audience.


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16	Campus fraternities pledge 130 during spring rush	List of those who pledged.


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17	Go-Brains and No-Sweats win College Bowl


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18	Miss Sears gives recital in Music Hall


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19	Mr. Williams reads for Poetry Hour	Will read from Donald Hall, Lucien Stryk, and George Starbuck.


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20	Painting burner would protest book burning Haskell--Ralph W. (Art Faculty)	Wonders why Josef Fox is the first to suggest burning a work of art when he would also be the first to protest against book burning?


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21	Reid tells of projects to be completed	Men's Union will buy more golf clubs.


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22	Spanish Club will offer 'Lluvia Roja'


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23	Valletti's rich tenor fills Auditorium with beauty Davis--Robert (Student--1964)	Review of performance by Cesare Valletti.

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24	Department to host workshop	Will sponsor workshop for educational office personnel.


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25	Phi Mu Alpha announces pledge class	List of 12 pledges.


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26	Poetry conference features three guest poets	Donald Hall, Lucien Stryk, and George Starbuck will appear.


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27	Student Senate discusses increase in advance fees	Also consider library hours and several matters pertaining to the Greeks.


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28	Students to file forms for exams


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29	Three speakers chosen for SCI relations series	Profiles for ACCIA speakers.


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30	WRA conducts meeting for spring tennis	The Women's Recreation Association will hold a meeting for this spring's tennis intramurals.

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31	Champs nearly determined in three intramural sports	Results of intramural volleyball, handball, and bowling are reviewed; photo.


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32	Panther Tracks: Parker to nationals, spring sports start, congratulations to UND cagers Slessor--Rod	Discusses Don Parker and his trip to nationals; golf season begins; extends his congratulations to the basketball team of the University of North Dakota.


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33	Spring schedule planned as 4 teams get in shape	Schedules are posted for tennis, golf, baseball, and outdoor track.


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34	Teachers and students to SCI for safety meeting	Conference highlights.


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35	University discussion continues	Faculty continues discussion about possible change to university status.

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36	'Pressures on children'--Leaders Conference theme	Highlights of program.


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37	Classes to resume on April 4th


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38	Dress code for women is dissolved	Inter-residence Council and AWS drop codes, though AWS retains recommendations for appropriate dress.


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39	Phi Omega pledges men last Sunday	List of six pledges.


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40	Students can sign up now for roommate	May request an international student as a roommate.


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41	Torch and Tassel applications sent out