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1 The Vista Voice A publication of Volunteers in Service to America.
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2 All college convocation to honor 650 students Description of the convocation program.
3 Board approves rent raises, parking regulations, fines
4 Browder, Judd, Thomas to talk on Marxism, socialism Earl Browder, Walter Judd, and Norman Thomas will speak.
5 Dr. Quirk to head Honors Board Professor Quirk talks about the program.
6 Fall orientation leaders should sign by Friday To assist with fall freshman book discussions.
7 Five colleges for UNI receive Regents' approval List of departments in colleges to be established by July 1, 1968; establish Department of Psychology.
8 Two students injured in cycle accident Car and motorcycle collide at 27th and Campus Streets; photo.
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9 'It's fun to be a traitor'
Hadley--Richard W. (Class of 1968) 		Poetic view of those who oppose the Viet Nam War.
10 'Lovable Wednesday' Friday
Hermann--Steve 		Will hold a day of kindness, a "day of flowers, candy, and all around good feeling."
11 Neith 'cannot buy' editor's arguments
Neith--John 		Believes that the reinstatement of columns like the one written by Dr. Fox are important to the paper.
12 Officers explain AWS structure changes
Arndorfer--Mary A. (Student--1967) 		Sets down the specifics of the experimental government.
13 Senator will fight now; knows 'students do care'
Barger--Curt (Student--1967) 		Declares that students to have spirit; vows to fight for their rights.
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14 Assigning of dorm rooms 'Chaotic Mess'
Boyer--Barbara E. (Student--1967) 		Complains about having been unwillingly placed in a 'triple.'
15 Movement must seek to put real alternatives in men's minds
Refshauge--Tom (Student--1967) 		Advocates action in protests, not just ignorance.
16 Poems 'hard to stomach'
Reiland--Richard K. (Student--1967) 		Chides the writers of recent protest-oriented letters sent in poetic form to the editor.
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Ide--Arthur F. (Class of 1967) 		A cartoon sent as a letter.
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18 Hoffmans: how to escape the draft without compromising integrity
Hoffmans--Edward C. (English Faculty) 		Gives step by step procedures for deciding on and applying for conscientious objector status.
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19 Carleton stops netmen; Loras dual today
Carpenter--D. J. (Student--1966) 		SCI lost, 7-0, Thursday.
20 SCI hosts N. Dak. U. Today; 1-2 at Augustana in NCC Summarizes three recent games.
21 Simpson stars as Panther frosh split double header SCI won the first game, and lost the second game.
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22 Panther golfers take second place at Ill. St. A short summary of the invitational.
23 Parker named top athlete at spring sports banquet The two-time national wrestling champion is this year's winner.
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24 Frosh netmen take season opener, 5-2 SCI beat Marshalltown Junior College.
25 NCC track, tennis, golf titles on the line this week A summary of this week's conference action.
26 Track team finishes dual season 100 - 45 SCI faced Mankato.
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27 Beard winner to be judged, named at dance
28 Clean-up Fall registration to begin Mat 23
29 Democrats elect officers List of officers.
30 Journalism fraternity elects officers List of new officers.
31 MU to award recognition certificates
32 Results for English tests are available
33 SCI publishes 3 lectures on teacher courses
34 SCI to offer marching band workshop
35 Seven editor applications due Friday
36 Seven sales to begin
37 Tomahawk to begin book exchange
38 Tomahawks elect officers List of new officers.
39 Two students to present senior recital Jane Schneider and Terrill Hanson will perform.
40 WAVE recruiter to visit campus