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1 Accident injures three students Car jumps curb at 23rd and Campus Streets.
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2 Cabaret will be Saturday UPC sponsoring cabaret night.
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3 College Bowl competition is underway
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4 College Eye organizational meeting Monday
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5 Ideas just 'pop out' for Knapp Eye columnist
Beatty--Kennie S. (Class of 1969) 		Profile of Terry Knapp; photo.
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6 Maucker names Hogeland SCI's new cage coach Wesley Hogeland was named head coach on Thursday.
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7 UPC shows 'Ashes and Diamonds'
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8 Doors shut to students
Volker--John Earl (Class of 1969; Future Studies Staff) 		Contests the policy of forcing students to leave the dorms during academic holidays.
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9 Editorial changes in Eye
Wales--Ila 		Gives new editorial policies which remove more faculty-oriented content from the paper.
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10 Need place to go after 11
Haberer--Fredric M. 		Laments the lack of late night facilities in the campus area.
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11 Platform planks in elections 'absurd'
Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty) 		Considers the current student government to be a pathetic, powerless waste.
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12 Untitled
Franks--Lonnie 		Faculty Men's Lounge in the Commons; photo.
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13 Upchurch: progress based on questions and answers
Upchurch--Bruce L. (Industrial Technology Faculty) 		Student Senate president declares the vital importance of student government.
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14 'Prehistoric art deserves a good look'
Behrens--Roy Richard (Class of 1968; Art Faculty) 		Discusses the upcoming Art Fair and gallery exhibit; photo.
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15 Fraternity housing 'aids in education'
Hosch--Harmon M. (Class of 1966) 		Attempts to justify purchase of fraternity house.
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16 He has 'alias'
Longnecker--John C. (Class of 1961; Mathematics F) 		Corrects the mistake made by the paper in a recent picture caption.
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17 Ide offers facts to Carl Attempts to aid the search for arguments against Rockwell's recent speech.
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18 Miss Farrell and Knapp play word games--Hoffmans
Hoffmans--Edward C. (English Faculty) 		Continues the argument about the lack of real debate in a recent debate.
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19 Norman Rockwell protests letter
Rockwell--Norman (Artist) 		The artist protest the wrongful confusion of his name with that of the American Nazi Party leader.
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20 Says alligator has right to keep SS seat
Peek--John Michael (Classes of 1975 and 1977) 		Gives several reasons why the elected senator should retain his seat.
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21 Troutner proposes new Viet debate
Troutner--Bud 		Proposes another debate be held in the proper fashion.
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22 An anatomy of demonstrations
Hoffmans--Edward C. (English Faculty) 		Gives a thorough description of what the strategies are for protests and demonstrations.
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23 Breithaupts will be dinner guests At UPC "Dinner with the Prof".
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24 Prehistoric paintings on display
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25 SCI Bahai Club to host conference
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26 Students direct play excerpts Karilyn Hughes, David Adamson, and Larry Mullican will direct plays.
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27 The mysterious ouija--does it really work?
Parsons--Sandra (Student--1966)
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28 800 students will attend SCI Art Fair Will compete for scholarships.
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29 Eye wins first class fall rating
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30 Herrold displays jewelry
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31 Home ec majors will teach adult classes Will deal with entertaining.
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32 Lecture on German youth to be Thursday A. F. Rosiny will speak.
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33 Untitled Mike Kester and Liz Buechele will entertain at cabaret; photo.
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34 Cheerleaders will be chosen Announcement for cheerleading practice and tryouts.
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35 Inadequate facilities limit opportunity, Thorne says Comments on crowd at recent speech by George Rockwell.
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36 Modern men rest muscles while chivalry wrestles
Peet--Patricia A. (Student--1967) 		Questions chivalry of SCI men; photo.
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37 SCI prof will work in Nigeria John Bruha will work as mathematics consultant.
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38 Cryer, Nelson doubtful Two starters may be out of the upcoming game.
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39 Panthers to host Wartburg for 2; Pitching still doubtful Gives an early season look at the team.
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40 Parker will represent SCI in east-west all-state meet
Slessor--Rod 		The wrestler will travel to Oklahoma State.
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41 65 athletes awarded winter sports awards The banquet was held on Wednesday; list of those who won letters.
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42 From the bear's paw
Core--Bob 		Characterizes "a track nut."
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43 Green to head intramurals SCI has a new physical education instructor and intramural head.
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44 Open letter to SCI students, teachers, and administrators Ed Hoffmans urges people to attend a mass demonstration in New York against the Viet Nam War.
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45 For what it's worth
Azbell--Norm 		Highlights the events of spring sports to date.
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46 Panthers win outdoor meet SCI opened the outdoor season with a win against Missouri State.
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47 SCI trackmen stay perfect A summary of the meet at Southwest Missouri State.
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48 Spring football practice begins SCI started spring training on Monday.
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49 'Jazz-op' features art-music Music and art show will be presented.
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50 Beard growing competition for men opens
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51 Folk dance festival to be Sunday
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52 Hours set for senior writing tests Must take composition test.
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53 Meeting for undecided majors Monday
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54 Music group to present concert Sunday Phi Mu Alpha and Sigma Alpha Iota will present American music.
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55 Novelist to visit campus Kurt Vonnegut will speak.
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56 SCI-U of I debate to be televised
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57 Students must file now for registration