Issue Contents

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1	Homecoming Dance features Don Hoy	Music for the Homecoming Dance will include Don Hoy and his 14-piece orchestra and the Marvelous Marauders 7-piece pops band.


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2	Organizations will meet for Homecoming festivities	List of meetings for student organizations during Homecoming.


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3	President Maucker speaks at Education Conference	President Maucker comments at the American Council on Education on the desire of students to learn.


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4	Robert Fulton will be Parade Marshall tonight	Description of events before and during the Homecoming parade.


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5	Student Senate passes student Bill of Rights	Student Senate appoints Wayne Justman as its vice-president.


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6	Wilson meets Reid in duel after game Robertson--Richard (Student--1966)	Homecoming game will end with either Gary Reid, SCI Student Senate President, or Jon Wilson, Morningside student body president, losing his pants; photo.

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7	Homecoming is . . . Hoff--Gary	Student suggests an idea for a Homecoming float.


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8	Homecoming is--orgiastic	Questions what Homecoming really is.


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9	Library book 'In Hiding' Ayers--John L.	Describes experience while trying to find a book in the library.


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10	School has great need for sharp criticism Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty)	Voices opinions about SCI's change from a college to a university.


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11	Untitled Courtney--Robert Keith (Class of 1970)	Collage of photos including 1966 Homecoming queen Inga Bartosch and the Campanile; photo.

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12	Lysistrata product of belligerent Athenian Behrens--Roy Richard (Class of 1968; Art Faculty)	Compares the war in Viet Nam to the Greek play "Lysistrata."


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13	Resolutions to be debated Knapp--Terry J. (Speech Faculty)	Believes that SCI needs to make some changes in order to be a truly great college.


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14	Should paint the Campanile purple and gold Pearson--Steve	Believes that paint on the sidewalks makes the campus look sloppy.


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15	Wiesenfeld neglects some points Crownfield--David R. (Philosophy and Religion Facu	Clears up some ideas about Black Power.

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16	Faculty Senate discusses large class problem


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17	McCollum endorses university status McCollum--Clifford G. (Science Faculty; CNS Dean)	Defends the decision to change SCI from a college to a university.


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18	Publish new edition of Undergrad Study Abroad	Undergrad Study Abroad provides student with important information on studying abroad.

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19	Concert Band recordings are now available	Concert Band produces two volume recording.


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20	Joint concert Sunday in Music Hall	SCI Concert Chorale and orchestra will perform.


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21	Parker's teaching approach unique; stimulates students Christie--Richard	Professor Henry Parker uses an experimental text to teach his Latin class.

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22	Six years of SCI art work Stevens--Nancy (Student--1966)	Comments on pieces of artwork placed around campus; photo.

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23	McDonald Trust contributes to Campanile fund	Campanile fund raises money to install a 47-bell carillon in the Campanile.


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24	Phi Mu's win music award	SCI chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia is named the best chapter in the region and the province at the fraternity's regional convention workshop.


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25	TEFL program provides opportunity for overseas	SCI offers new minor, teaching English as a foreign language.

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26	Homecoming faces--phases	Collection of photos depicting Homecoming activities; photo.

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27	16 faculty members attend ISEA Convention today	List of SCI faculty members attending the Iowa State Education Association meeting in Des Moines.


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28	Downtown raid, radio ban seen in past Homecomings Stevens--Nancy (Student--1966)	History of Homecoming celebrations at the State Teachers College and SCI.


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29	Queen Inga plays guitar, enjoys drawing, sketching Proeger--Kathy	Profile of 1966 Homecoming Queen Inga Bartosch.

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30	Frosh gridders to test Northern Illinois today	SCI freshmen defeat the Wartburg JV team.


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31	Tips for the ladies, all about football Duffe--Ronald L. (Student--1966-1967)	Attempts to provide women with an explanation of the rules of football.


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32	Wanted! All swimmers	Coach Glenn Henry invites all interested students to join the new SCI swim team.

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33	"Homecoming is . . ." SCI vs. Morningside	Preview of the Homecoming game against Morningside College.


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34	Adams accepts Stone House Annual Award	SCI alumnus Donald Adams receives award from current residents of Baker Hall.


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35	SCI harriers win No. 5, freshmen stay unbeaten	Panthers defeat the Cornell Rams.

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36	Charles Day to speak on Viet Nam	Iowa candidate for the U.S. Senate, Charles Day, will speak at the Wesley Foundation.


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37	Committee chairmen plan festivities	List of students and faculty involved with the Homecoming Committee.


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38	Homecoming previews	List of activities planned to celebrate Homecoming 1966.


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39	Phillips speaks at YR meeting Monday night	Denman Phillips is a candidate for the Iowa State Legislature.


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40	Two faculty artists show at art exhibit	Shirley Haupt and Karl Umlauf will show paintings in the Sioux City Art Center's fall exhibit.


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41	Untitled Kohler--Glenn	Strong winds cause the downfall of a campus maple tree; photo.