Issue Contents

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1 Final examination schedule
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2 J. W. Maucker announces Saturday dismissal Classes will be dismissed early for Christmas break; photo.
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3 State Board of Regents approves summer budget A look at the various terms in the summer session.
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4 Time changes for employees are announced Student teachers and college employees will not be affected by the change in the Christmas break schedule.
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5 Today's Eye is last issue before vacation
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6 Vacation hours for offices, Library are announced
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7 Apology to Dr. Dohrman
Hoffmans--Edward C. (English Faculty)
Claims he went over the line in last week's column; apologizes for the misunderstanding it created.
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8 Faculty evaluation promises instant dope
Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty)
Discusses the possible value of student evaluations of professors.
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9 Miss Glanz refutes challengers
Glanz--Sheryl S. (Student--1966)
Accepts debate proposal from a previous letter.
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10 Miss Voigt corrects ambiguity
Voigt--Charlotte R. (Student--1966--1968)
Clarifies voting requirements for student constitutional amendments.
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11 Parker's proposal insufficient
Miller--Herman E. (Philosophy Faculty)
Asks for greater specificity with regard to Professor Parker's "orientation" plan.
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12 Proposes Bartlett pillory
Haberer--Fredric M.
Pokes fun at the new penalty policies in women's dorms.
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13 Students should help determine the academic calendar Calls for greater student input into the calendar process
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14 Alumnus proposes new name
Huelsbeck--Charles J.
Suggests incorporating the word 'Northern' into the new university name.
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15 Eye remiss in running ad
Lockard--James A. (Student--1966)
Student complains about a controversial anti-Viet Nam ad which was run in a previous issue.
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16 Hoy opposed to court
Hoy--Howard L.
Gives several reasons for voting against the student court and bill of rights.
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17 McBride replies to student
McBride--David W. (Student--1966)
Defends the activities of the Men's Union and tries to show their value.
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18 Picasso controversial art figure
Behrens--Roy Richard (Class of 1968; Art Faculty)
Comments on the abilities of this artist.
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19 Pirages writes AWS poem
Pirages--Phillip J. (Classes of 1967 and 1969; English Faculty)
Tries to discredit the actions and views of the AWS.
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20 206 pints of blood are donated
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21 Claus suggests Commonwealth University Professor Claus outlines reasons for his suggestion.
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22 Close entrance to Baker Hall parking lot Attempt to cut down on traffic hazard.
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23 Faculty Senate, SS favor student responsibility Discuss academic advising.
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24 Gaines speaks on civil rights tomorrow Michael Gaines and Gwen Jones will speak.
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25 Night hostess for Bartlett, it's 'like running a home.'
Stevens--Nancy (Student--1966)
Profile of Marian Bryant.
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26 Regents approve purchase of 50 mobile homes Housing for married students will be located south of campus; will cost $240,000.
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27 '67 orientation chairman position is open
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28 ICC discusses travel service, intramurals Student representatives from Regents institutions and Drake meet.
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29 Lost and found department is established Located in Business Office.
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30 Opera tour at Morningside is first SCI group presents "The Marriage of Figaro"; first opera tour for SCI.
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31 Pi Omega Pi members attend convention Four members will attend national meeting.
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32 SCI debates ISU team Results of competition.
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33 Students agree, disagree with coed's view of sex
Franks--Lonnie
Students offer opinions on sex.
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34 Alumni funds purchase four Campanile bells
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35 SCI wrestlers face the Fighting Illini Saturday
Slessor--Rod
SCI will face Illinois on Saturday.
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36 Seniors may discuss careers with firms
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37 Stych, Henry pleased with efforts Both SCI teams look forward to their first season.
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38 Panthers turn cold, Mankato escapes 64-62 SCI lost on Monday night.
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39 Blaas performs Sunday in concert series
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40 Off campus women's dance is Monday
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41 Old Gold establishes managing editor position Board considers business matters relating to publications.
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42 Panel debates pros, cons of the bill of rights Highlights of the debate.
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43 Playhouse offers special student group prices
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44 Senior photo proofs are due Saturday
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45 Sinfonian ticket sales to begin
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46 Student checks are available December 30
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47 Students vote tomorrow on bill of rights