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1 Curtain 'Burns Down' on drama dept. outcasts Review of Roy Behrens' play "The Portrait of a Bona Fired Agreement"; photo.
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2 Gwendolyn and her quarter-inch socket set or Ind. Arts a-go-go Howard Reed would like to see more women enrolled in industrial arts classes; photo.
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3 Joint meeting of Senates Monday in Faculty Room Will discuss spring break, comprehensive examinations, and faculty evaluation; Faculty also discusses intent and content of Master of Arts in Teaching degree.
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4 Prominent Mexican novelist gives lecture Wednesday Magdelena Mondragon will speak.
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5 Untitled Candidates for 'Favorite Man on Campus' are: Ben Halupnik, Bill Rauhauser, Phil Pirages, Terry Knapp, Erick Skogman, and Craig Allen.
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6 VISTA member on campus next week William Hoing will speak.
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7 Humanities conferences could be fine educational device Advocates establishing a stronger and more permanent Humanities Conference system.
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8 If painting is bad burning is quite proper
Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty) 		Declares that not all 'art' is worthy of display.
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9 Pop art capable of taking a place in history
Richardson--James B. (Student--1966) 		Discusses the validity of pop art.
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10 Reader has formidable respect for artistic with journalistic yen
Mikesell--Larry 		Offers congratulations to all involved with the recent production "The Portrait of a Bona Fired Agreement."
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11 Student has questions on homosexuality problem
Phipps--Margaret S. (Class of 1966) 		Expresses concern and opposition to anti-homosexuality statements made by administration.
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Hoff--Gary 		Pokes fun at the stereotypical long hair of popular music.
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13 Freshmen to secure major advisors
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14 Orchids from Hawaii for Mother's Day Kappa Theta Psi sponsoring sale.
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15 TKE's will host chapters at regional conference
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16 'Studio 4' will present one-act plays Sunday Charles O'Brien, Nancy Hall, and Bonnie King will direct plays.
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17 Applications due for selective service test
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18 Batman, jug band appear April 30 in Music Hall Phi Mu Alpha will sponsor variety show; list of performers.
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19 Dr. Poage visiting prof at U. of Iowa Will teach there in 1966-1967 school year.
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20 Men students should report for tryouts
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21 Pledge period activates 30 in Tomahawk List of new members.
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22 Teachers should run for offices Hughes says Governor Hughes spoke at Social Studies Conference; photo.
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23 "Freedom isn't free" Performers from SING-OUT; photo.
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24 Advertising representative on campus
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25 Dr. Smith will speak Sunday at 6:45 Will speak at Gamma Delta meeting.
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26 Four students participate in reading festival Will read at event in Ames.
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27 Golfers in home quad SCI will face Luther, Drake, and Mankato State on Saturday.
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28 Raffensperger will address publications Gene Raffensperger will speak at Gridiron Banquet.
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29 Regents suggest dining rooms for study halls President Maucker will look into matter.
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30 Russian opera showing tonight in Commons Will show "Boris Gudonov".
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31 Spring Formal will conclude WPA Week
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32 'Day of the gorilla is gone' says Viking Mason Tom Mason speaks at Men's Union event; photo.
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33 SCI loses to Iowa State, 3-1, meets Morningside SCI prepares to face Morningside Saturday; photo.
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34 SCI netmen tip Wartburg SCI beat Wartburg, 4-1; remains undefeated.
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35 Soccer team loses at ISU SCI lost to ISU, 5-1, Sunday.
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36 Women's golf tournament at Ohio State The annual Women's Collegiate Golf Tournament will be at Ohio State University from June 19-24.
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37 Record field at SCI Relays, several marks may be set SCI Art Dickinson Relays to be Saturday.
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38 300 high school students will participate in Art Fair
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39 Finegan attends workshop at Drake May 14 Will demonstrate ceramics techniques.
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40 Mr. Fulton will present organ recital Robert Fulton will perform.
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41 Six poets works read in 'Silenced Voices' Sunday Speech faculty read work of American poets; photo.
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42 Women's Chorus will present concert Sunday Performance program.