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1 'Esterhazy gives virtually flawless concert' - O'Briant
O'Briant--James 		Soloist Gerald Kantarjin also performed.
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2 Begin advance registration for spring semester Schedule is given.
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3 Give policy on sending transcripts to draft boards Requirements are given for deferments from the draft.
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4 News, feature writing seminar Anyone interested in writing for the College Eye is encouraged to attend.
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5 Regents approve proposals liberalizing housing rules Two changes are considering because of overcrowding in the dormitories; women over 21 may live off-campus and student aid scholarship winners not required to live in dorms.
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6 Students will vote on SS proposed Bill of Rights Text of proposed changes to the Student Constitution.
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7 Untitled Scene from "The Marriage of Figaro"; photo.
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8 Eye waiting for HR reform Feels the Men's Union and each dormitory unit should have a say in the selection of head residents.
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9 Questions quality of Eye letters
Hoffmans--Edward C. (English Faculty) 		Does not believe that SCI is worthy of certain ratings just because someone with a doctorate degree says so.
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10 Student most important factor in teaching Colombian university president Irene Jarade Solorzano shares her views on education; photo.
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11 Takes issue with Fox
Wilson--Leland L. (Chemistry Faculty) 		Feels the quality of instruction, at least within the science department, is very good contrary to the belief of Josef Fox.
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Hoff--Gary 		Artist finds his subject matter more interesting than the one assigned by the professor.
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13 GOTRAN programming course begins Computer programming class available.
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14 Jamosky reads Russian poems at poetry hour The poems of Vosnesensky and Yevtushenko will be read.
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15 Night hostess since 1935, she's served four prexys
Christie--Richard 		Irene Eaton, Commons night hostess for 31 years, was voted "Most Popular Girl" on campus last spring; photo.
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16 Yarbrough: realism in, 'Moon-June' songs out
Christ--Plucia 		SCI audience enjoys performance of Glenn Yarbrough.
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17 Announce cast for German play List of cast members for the German comedy "Der Zerbrochene Krug".
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18 Easier to give advice than take says 'Dad of the Year'
Walton--Marci 		E. N. Eyler is named SCI's 'Dad of the Year'; photo.
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19 Stoessinger speaks on U.N. today Dr. John Stoessinger is the first speaker for the All College Conference on International Affairs.
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20 'Figaro" lyrics writer thrown out of Venice: performance forbidden Gives history behind the opera 'Figaro."
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21 Fall chess tournament at coffee house Dr. David Crownfield will be defending his title as last year's tournament winner.
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22 How sweet it is, SCI romps 41-14 SCI beats North Dakota State; photo.
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23 Alexander speaks on accounting Bob Alexander will speak to the Accounting Club.
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24 All-Sorority formal tickets on sale now "Mood Indigo" will be the theme of the All-Sorority formal.
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25 Applications due for MU scholarship The Men's Union scholarship will be awarded in December.
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26 Give Selective Service tests in Seerley
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27 Information team here from Navy
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28 Old Gold on sale at Crossroads. Dates are given when the 1967 Old Gold can be purchased.
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29 Previews Activities and meetings planned; Foreign Policy Day, Christine Camp to speak on careers in foreign service, Dinner with the Prof, luncheon for faculty women and graduate students, International Dinner, Iowa Consortium for Social studies.
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30 SS submits prospective future titles Three possible university names were chosen by the Student Senate.
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31 Take senior, Greek photos for annual Pictures of Greeks and seniors will be taken for the 1067 Old Gold.
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Franks--Lonnie 		Students seek the autograph of folk singer, Glenn Yarbrough; photo.
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33 Used chairs on sale at Central Stores Used chairs from Commons dining hall and Lawther and Campbell Halls are available for purchase.