Issue Contents

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1	Announce new library rules, Saturday hours	Library will be open until 11PM on Saturday.


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2	Board of Regents approves Centrex telephone service Muehlethaler--Barbara (Student--1967)	Will eliminate need for switchboard; phones will be installed in dorm rooms.


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3	Controversial Speakers will host homosexuals	Paul Goldman and David Stienecker will speak.


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4	Organizational meeting for Eye Monday


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5	SCI Artist Series presents Gershwin's folk opera--'Porgy and Bess'	Preview of the performance; photo.


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6	Student book exchange ends


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7	Ticket sales begin for 'The Young Americans'	Preview of performances.

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8	Believes comps not feasible Chang--James C. (Chemistry Faculty)	Contends that comprehensive four year examinations may be a waist of time and money.


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9	Questions Viet news coverage Hoffmans--Edward C. (English Faculty)	Criticizes the actions of troops in Viet Nam.


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10	Student questions college goals Behrens--Virginia T. (Student--1967)	Questions whether the college is truly accomplishing the goals it has set.


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11	The nightmare becomes reality Hoff--Gary	Shows the impending doom of semester grades.


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12	When to talk about it? Knapp--Terry J. (Speech Faculty)	Gives excuses for people not discussing important issues.

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13	Fox supports comprehensive exams Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty)	Believes that the exams perform a meaningful educational function.


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14	Individual phones frivolous	Feels that phones in every dorm room would be a waste of money.


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15	Ingalis responds to editorial Inglis--Pam	Gives basis for the opposition cited in a previous editorial.


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16	Senator opposes comps Dumond--Charlotte W. (Student--1966)	Contends for the elimination of comprehensive BA finals.

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17	Albrecht: 'A good teacher knows, loves his subject'	James Albrecht speaks to SISEA.


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18	Extend deadline for entering College Bowl


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19	No policy or prescriptions for contraceptives Franks--Lonnie	Dr. Gerken says Health Services does not prescribe contraceptives; photo.


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20	Poetry contest sponsored by 'College Arts'


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21	Should SCI health center distribute contraceptives Franks--Lonnie	Students respond to question about contraceptives.


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22	Stych loses two more from gymnastic team	Swimming and gymnastics are both losing many of their team members.


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23	SUI site of forensic tournament	List of six SCI students who will participate.

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24	Bailey reports missing tuition receipts


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25	Hamilton's article appears in 'The Instructor


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26	Students are entitled to free game admission	To wrestling and basketball events.

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27	30 years ago Poetry: Street cars, yellow slickers	A poetic look at life in the 1920's.

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28	Curiosity and rat eyes led to genetic studies	Gordon Harrington talks about the value and use of his experimental animals.


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29	Loretta Ross chosen as Miss SCI pageant queen	Profile of Loretta Ross; list of attendants.

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30	Board of Regents selects 'Iowa Northern University'	Also approve plan to purchase power from Cedar Falls Utilities; approve $6.2 million budget for Towers Complex.


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31	Offer physical conditioning program to men


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32	Rice Student Union design receives annual award	Wins recognition in Progressive Architecture magazine; photo.


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33	Smalley gives faculty recital Sunday eve

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34	Bowling league to form	Intramural bowling is to be established.


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35	SCI wrestlers now 7-4 for season, Parker is beaten Slessor--Rod	SCI will go to the Minnesota quadrangular; lost against South Dakota State.


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36	Tennis players to report today	Interested players should meet today.


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37	Whitford, Josephson honored at SCI game	Coach and player honored at the game on Wednesday.

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38	Panthers open indoor track season today	SCI opens with a Varsity-Freshman game.


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39	Panthers win two in NCC, whip Morningside, N. D. S. Franks--Lonnie	SCI beat Morningside and North Dakota State; photo.


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40	Try again for first home meet	SCI will, for the third time, attempt to have a home meet.

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41	BA exams for spring will be April 21


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42	Civil Liberties committee aids student rights	Will assist students who believe their rights have been violated.


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43	Fall semester art show opens Sunday	Will show 115 student works.


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44	Fraternity rush begins Monday


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45	Juniors may apply for week in Washington	Slots open for 16 Iowans.


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46	Mr. Page's painting appears in calendar	Will appear in telephone company calendar.


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47	New school text published by Wagner	Willis Wagner publishes test on woodworking.


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48	SCI hosts High School sports day	About 350 women will be on campus.


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49	Wesley shows 'Nothing but a Man' Sunday


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50	WRA sponsors activities during first nine weeks