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1 1172 attend Library during extended hours Survey is being taken to figure out the actual need for the library to be open on Saturday nights.
2 Mr. E. N. Eyler honored as 'Dad of the Year' E. N. Eyler, father of Jerry Eyler, will be honored; photo.
3 Opera tickets available for 'Marriage of Figaro' Short summary and history of the opera "The Marriage of Figaro".
4 Paul Taylor Dance Company appears Tuesday-Thursday Background information on the Paul Taylor Dance Company; photo.
5 Pep Rally for last game tonight Football players Rick Price, Dick Olin, and Dan Agnew will speak at the final pep rally.
6 Scholarship plaque given Nu Sigma Phi Members of the Nu Sigma Phi sorority received the scholarship plaque for having the highest average grade point for the 1966 spring semester.
7 Students will vote on SS proposed bill of rights Copy of the Proposed Bill of Rights to be added to the Student Constitution.
8 US Office of Education approves NDEA Institute The National Defense Education Act Institute for Advanced Study in Reading will be held at SCI during the 1967 summer session.
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9 'Small pax is small pax'
Sanborn--Mark R. (Student--1966-1968) 		Comments on an advertisement dealing with a plan for world peace.
10 Freedom has nurtured finest thought
Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty) 		Comments on the possible censorship of the College Eye by the administration.
11 Laments cancellation of debate
Troutner--Bud 		Describes reasons for being a Democrat.
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Hoff--Gary 		Compares the SCI administration to a god-like being.
13 Visiting groups can cause hardships
Hoy--Howard L. 		Suggests that groups of visiting high schoolers be limited to a dozen each time.
14 Where is faculty evaluation? Believes that faculty evaluations would be a good idea.
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15 'Knapp is highly relevant'
Hellwig--Louis Robert (Psychology Faculty) 		Believes that it is important for the College Eye to cover topics not dealing with campus issues.
16 Art often and necessarily in state of flux
Behrens--Roy Richard (Class of 1968; Art Faculty) 		Comments on different ideas of what art is.
17 Knapp like insect bite
Pearson--Steve 		Believes that Terry Knapp's column is important.
18 Refutes duck analogy
Longnecker--John C. (Class of 1961; Mathematics F) 		Comments on the decision to change SCI into a university.
19 Student challenges Bedell
Levett--Jim (Student--1966) 		Disagrees with Dave Bedell's opinion of Terry Knapp's writings.
20 What we can be proud of: from us to Terry Knapp
Penly--Don H. (Class of 1967) 		What's good about the United States.
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21 Bonnie Koloc: I just want to sing my kind of songs
Walton--Marci 		Profile of Bonnie Koloc, a singer who will be performing at Wartburg College; photo.
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22 KTCF program schedule is released for November
23 Present Daly melodrama at Lab School Will present "Under the Gaslight".
24 Request increase in state funds for next biennium Will seek 50% increase.
25 Six receive high rating in debate Novice unit places third out of 78 teams at a debate tournament in South Dakota.
26 Tomahawk is named Chapter of the Year Sylvia Jefson is elected editor of "The Smoke Signal," the Tomahawk national newspaper.
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27 Board authorizes purchase of darkroom equipment Summary of items discussed at the recent meeting of the Board of Control of Student Publications.
28 Mr. Cawelti is named Bartlett Dad of the Day To be honored at tea.
29 State Department officials speak on foreign problems
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30 'Love is a Priority' says Esterhazy conductor Blum
Franks--Lonnie 		The Esterhazy Orchestra and David Blum perform as a part of the Artists Series; photo.
31 Coffin is guest at dinner Dinner with the Professor includes music instructor James Coffin and his wife.
32 Old Gold photos taken for last time Seniors and Greeks have one last opportunity to have their photos taken for the Old Gold.
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33 First gymnastics team at SCI since 1911
Duffe--Ronald L. (Student--1966-1967) 		Gymnastics coach Garf Stych has built his team from three members to twenty-two.
34 SCI record books now on sale The "All Sports Record Book, 1893-1966" contains a complete history of athletics at SCI.
35 SCI to host N. Dakota State, ten Panthers to end careers A strong offense will be needed to take on the North Dakota State Bisons.
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36 Pat O'Connor loves wrestling, dabbles in stock market
Core--Bob 		Pro wrestler, Pat O'Connor, came to Waterloo to wrestle.
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Kohler--Glenn 		A gymnastic move is demonstrated by Harvey Hop; photo.
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38 Colloquium on teacher education at SCI Sunday Thirty-nine superintendents and teachers will be used as a sounding board for different topics within the field of education.
39 Intramural schedule changes A list of changes for the winter program is given.
40 Jesse Owens to speak at SCI football banquet A short biography of Olympic winner, Jesse Owens, is given; photo.
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Kohler--Glenn 		Coach Chuck Patten demonstrates wrestling moves; photo.
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Kohler--Glenn 		Tom Moreland works on the high bar; photo.
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Kohler--Glenn 		Don Parker prepares for another season; photo.
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44 'Marching 100' gives concert The marching band gives their first concert featuring march and show music.
45 Dr. Stoessinger will lecture on the U.N. United Nation authority, Dr. John G. Stoessinger, will present a lecture entitled "The U.N. and the Super-Powers."
46 International student dinner is Thursday Speaking on the problems of foreign students will be Dr. Martin Grant.
47 Justis Singers in Dad's Day UPC Folk Fare Justis Singers also performed their folk songs at the Homecoming Variety Show.
48 Previews Activities and events are planned; Professional Sequence Seminar, UPC Folk Fare, AWS Tea, Colloquium on Teacher Education, Dinner with the Prof, Dr. John Stoessinger to speak.