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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.
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2 Cyndi Hovden, Jim Hoel win in student elections Complete election results; Hovden defeats Cummings, 1961-1677.
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3 El-Ferra says Israel doesn't want coexistence Gives speech and interviews; photo.
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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.
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6 Carrying it a bit too far
Bradley--Larry 		Believes SDS plans are ineffective.
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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.
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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.
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9 Refusal discriminatory
Hellwig--Louis Robert (Psychology Faculty) 		Believes administrative decision not to allow CADRE on campus is wrong.
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10 Untitled President checked out book six years ago.
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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.
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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.
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16 No lights in Regents, dinner by candlelight Power out for about four hours.
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17 Sarah Minium chosen Sigma Alpha Iota winner Award initiated by Olive Barker.
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18 SS will administer 'grade your prof' poll Cyndi Hovden gets matters organized.
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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.
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21 Beard contest sign-up sheets by mail rooms For MU-AWS Week.
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22 Beautification project meeting is tomorrow Will work on homes of senior citizens in Waterloo.
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23 Hit by car, coed suffers leg injuries Barbara Hall injured while crossing 23rd Street.
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24 New York professor to be head of English department Keith McKean will replace retiring Professor Reninger; biographical sketch of Professor McKean.
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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.
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27 Students present piano, clarinet recitals today Sarah Minium and Edward McMahon will perform
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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.
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30 Fine Arts Committee to meet Thursday Organizing Jazz Op Happening.
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31 Library hours to change next week Will change for spring break.
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32 Miss Henao-Blanco to read Spanish modernistic poems Will read work of eight poets.
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33 Previews Activities and meetings.
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34 Seminar in physics tomorrow Professor Engardt will discuss undergraduate program in physics.
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35 Smith gives travelogue on Chile Professor Smith has visited Chile three times.