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1 Campanile to have 32 new bells by summer Will be cast in the Netherlands; several old bells will be replaced as well; larger bells will be inscribed.
2 Cyndi Hovden, Jim Hoel win in student elections Complete election results; Hovden defeats Cummings, 1961-1677.
3 El-Ferra says Israel doesn't want coexistence Gives speech and interviews; photo.
4 Play becomes 'happening,' characters instruct actors
Henschel--Bev 		Review of play: "Six Characters in Search of an Author."
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5 'Can flagrantly avoid questions'
Wiesenfeld--Julius (Mathematics Faculty) 		Professor Wiesenfeld believes recent speaker did not answer his question.
6 Carrying it a bit too far
Bradley--Larry 		Believes SDS plans are ineffective.
7 Has talked to veterans
Weseman--Rich 		Responds to recent letter; relates experiences of friends who have been to Viet Nam; likes the Northern Iowan coverage.
8 How to stop the war; perspective
Crownfield--David R. (Philosophy and Religion Facu 		Points out ways, other than draft resistance, in which to oppose the war.
9 Refusal discriminatory
Hellwig--Louis Robert (Psychology Faculty) 		Believes administrative decision not to allow CADRE on campus is wrong.
10 Untitled President checked out book six years ago.
11 We're well on our way
Claude--Cathy 		Critical of performance of some faculty.
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12 Friday is last day for Old Gold sales Cost is $4.12.
13 Physical plant employees request 49 cent increase Union contends that the request is not from them, but from the Physical Plant Committee; staff members now eligible for TIAA benefits.
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14 No time to study for midterms Students enjoy spring weather while avoiding studying; photo.
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15 'Peaceful campaign' seen by CADRE supporters Plans to appear on campus despite denial of permission.
16 No lights in Regents, dinner by candlelight Power out for about four hours.
17 Sarah Minium chosen Sigma Alpha Iota winner Award initiated by Olive Barker.
18 SS will administer 'grade your prof' poll Cyndi Hovden gets matters organized.
19 Towers fire damages dining area Fire ignited by construction equipment damages wiring.
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20 'Professional negotiations' to be discussed Thursday George Redfern will speak.
21 Beard contest sign-up sheets by mail rooms For MU-AWS Week.
22 Beautification project meeting is tomorrow Will work on homes of senior citizens in Waterloo.
23 Hit by car, coed suffers leg injuries Barbara Hall injured while crossing 23rd Street.
24 New York professor to be head of English department Keith McKean will replace retiring Professor Reninger; biographical sketch of Professor McKean.
25 Tryout dates for 'Alchemist' announced Professor Glenn will direct Jonson play.
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26 Bond, Osboe to compete in University division tourney
Slessor--Rod 		Jerry Bond, Kent Osboe, and Coach Patten hope to bring home titles.
27 Students present piano, clarinet recitals today Sarah Minium and Edward McMahon will perform
28 Trackmen win invitational break 3 records, tie 2
Azbell--Norm 		UNI beats old team point record with a new score of 138 points.
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29 1015 of 1506 Regents diners sign food service petition Students ask for improvements in food services.
30 Fine Arts Committee to meet Thursday Organizing Jazz Op Happening.
31 Library hours to change next week Will change for spring break.
32 Miss Henao-Blanco to read Spanish modernistic poems Will read work of eight poets.
33 Previews Activities and meetings.
34 Seminar in physics tomorrow Professor Engardt will discuss undergraduate program in physics.
35 Smith gives travelogue on Chile Professor Smith has visited Chile three times.