Issue Contents

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1	Men's Union debates head resident review board	Consider value of board to review head residents.


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2	Pianist Starr always likes 'Baroque before breakfast'	Lengthy profile of Susan Starr; photo.


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3	SS receives plan for pop, artist, chamber music series	Committee presents plans for the Artists Series to expand to include a Chamber Music Series and for a Pop Concert Series to be established.


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4	VOS announces Upchurch as presidential candidate	Candidates state their views; photo.

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5	Is animal study irrelevant to people? Harrington--Gordon M. (Psychology Faculty)	Chides those who say animal study is irrelevant to humans.


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6	Plan for comprehensives Davis--Robert (Student--1964)	Gives suggestions for improving the examinations.


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7	Professors need freedom and responsibility Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty)	Chides the editor for attempting to censor the actions of the faculty.


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8	Skeptical of SS review Davis--Robert (Student--1964)	Contends that current student government problems lie chiefly in the members.


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9	Students should give opinions Davis--Robert (Student--1964)	Urges students to be active in selecting campaign issues for the upcoming student senate elections.


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10	Untitled Hoff--Gary	Claims to see something in a work of abstract art.

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11	Artists haven't abandoned effort Siddens--Vera Jo (Art Faculty)	Contends that modern artists are still doing their job.


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12	Defends summer institutes Hawley--Donald Carlton (Modern Languages Faculty)	Defends the summer intensive language classes.


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13	Object nothing more than canvas Behrens--Roy Richard (Class of 1968; Art Faculty)	Gives explanations for the appreciation of the Maucker-Lechay painting.

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14	Men's Union to organize local society	Will invite ISU student president to speak.


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15	Strangle 'Alice' for true learning, says Parker	Professor Parker offers strong criticism of the typical classroom.

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16	'Gaslight' to be tonight in Commons	Bonnie Koloc will sing at campus cabaret.


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17	Faculty Senate accepts six year school calendar	Marshall Beard comments on the calendar.


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18	SCI debaters win awards--trophy	List of award winners; photo.


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19	Students predict issues for upcoming elections Colby--Mary Jo (Student--1967)	Students offer opinions.

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20	Reid: SS will reconsider action for equal comps	Not necessarily against the concept of comprehensive examinations, but does have objections to the way that they are administered at SCI.


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21	Suggest Waterloo student teachers live in city	Would allow students more time at the schools.

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22	SCI strong favorite in NCC mat tourney	SCI will face South Dakota State on March 3 and 4; photo.


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23	SCI travels to North Dakota, hope to avenge early loss Azbell--Norm	SCI will face North Dakota University and North Dakota State University.


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24	Untitled	Tom Denney runs the mile; photo.

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25	All classes will dismiss at 10	For all-college convocation.


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26	Application blanks ready for all college election


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27	Application for primaries must be in Tuesday


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28	Dr. P. Kjeseth speaks Sunday, Gilchrist lounge


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29	SCI students attend Model UN in St. Louis	Eighteen students will attend.


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30	Sonata recital presented by Bock and Baum


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31	Spring increase of 11 percent, still below fall	Spring 1967 enrollment is 6930.


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32	Student Senate plans to bring ISU's Smith	Want Don Smith to speak here.


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33	Student Senate probes use of student funds	Considering legality of hiring a private attorney.


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34	Those who will student teach meet Monday