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1 'Campus Mafia'--organized cheating ring on campus Anonymous informer claims that a group of people, including a locksmith, has access to all campus offices; this group steals and sells tests.
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2 'Watch-dog' committee to study loyalty oaths Watch and Study Committee will monitor loyalty oath situation; considers actions.
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3 Faculty Senate divides Department of Science Science is divided into biology, chemistry, and earth science; considers pass/fail plan.
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4 General Ed program discussed at EPC hearing Considers length, function, flexibility of program.
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5 Pianist Lili Kraus to play Tuesday and Wednesday Has appeared extensively in Europe and America.
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6 UNI to honor Arlo Snider as 1967 'Dad of the Year' Father of student Craig Snider; photo.
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7 Untitled The production of 'The Fan' ends tomorrow.
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8 'Each has need to belong'
Feldman--Laurie 		Believes people will seek their own groups.
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9 Displacement causes hate
Nijim--Basheer K. (Geography Faculty) 		Professor Nijim offers viewpoint on problems between Arabs and Israel.
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10 Hail, hail
Volker--John Earl (Class of 1969; Future Studies Staff) 		No editorial signals peace on campus.
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11 Heed free expressionists
Williams--Terry L. (Student--1991-1998) 		Professor Williams hopes that Board will be inclined toward free speech in wake of Hoffmans article.
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12 Hughes said it well
Wales--Ila 		Notes that Governor Hughes observes that apparently no one has followed Ed Hoffmans' example and turned in his draft card.
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13 Loyalty oath for everyone?
Wales--Ila 		Pushes proposed loyalty oath to extreme.
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14 Reasoning?
Renfrow--Charles 		Considers Hoffmans' views.
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15 Sensationalism is poor substitute
Chabert--Henri L. (Modern Language Faculty) 		Professor Chabert cites sections of United Nations charter.
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16 To be a UNI teacher . . .
Wales--Ila 		Offers ironic description of UNI faculty.
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Klemensen--Dick 		The Pledge of Allegiance doubles as a loyalty oath.
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18 Chapman announces cast for 'Canterbury Tales' List of cast members.
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19 Freshmen allowed to be fall fraternity pledges First semester students may pledge.
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20 Northern Iowan to remain official name Board makes final approval.
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21 Alpha Chi Omega Will honor dads.
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22 Phi Sigma Epsilon Will visit Longfellow School.
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23 Sigma Alpha Eta Will meet.
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24 Women's tumbling club All women interested in joining should attend the organizational meeting.
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25 A simple verse on autumn
Allerton--Keith L. (Class of 1970)
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26 Nature splashes campus with autumn hues
Allerton--Keith L. (Class of 1970) 		Campus in autumn; photo.
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27 Conference on volleyball to be tomorrow Women physical education teachers will attend conference on how to instruct volleyball.
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28 Panthers look for revenge to stay in NCC title race UNI faces rival South Dakota University with hopes of victory.
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29 UNI basketball clinic Nov. 18 with new twist New coach Hogeland adds to clinic.
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30 UNI bid for NCC cross country title plagued by illness UNI heads into NCC meet with a sick captain.
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31 Men's Gym will open Sundays for recreation Gyms, pools, and handball courts will be available.
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32 Thomsen leads UNI rushing; Schooley hot Thomsen and Schooley lead the way for rushing and passing respectively.
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33 Untitled UNI's cross country team prepares for the NCC championship; photo.
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34 'Soundsations' to be Monday Informal music fest.
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35 Changes told in parking regulations Changes affect A lots and lots at Lab School and Married Student Housing.
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36 Dr. Heikkinen to be dinner guest Monday Biographical sketch.
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37 Marching 100 to honor Dads at half-time Description of program.
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38 MU to abolish house courts with new plan Proposes new judicial system.
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39 Pep rally to be tonight Marching Band will play.
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40 Rosenthal to speak in Conference '68 Monday M. L. Rosenthal will speak on writers and critics; photo.
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41 Shull Hall to host dance tomorrow