Issue Contents

Hear arguments against AFT from Professor Keefe; consider yearbook format.

Winter and feeling of Christmas greet students after Thanksgiving break; photo.

Students are finding roadblocks across campus due to the construction.

Would like to get early start on big issues for next issue.

Responds to recent letter from Mr. Bachman.

Defends strength of Professor Chabert's classes; believes Professor Nordarse's method may have value but would like an evaluation.

Strongly dislikes head resident system in dorms.

Believes people should praise and support one another.

Professor Denton uses analogy to talk about racial issues.

Urges students to attend meetings of General Education Committee now that they have been opened.

Believes that registration should be based on classification in order to allow upperclassmen to get their program of study done.

Kulanand Lal Das gives impressions of his stay here.

Santa is scheduled to appear.

Paul Diamond will read.

Jean Seeland will be managing editor; Dennis Ryerson will be executive editor.

Has been closed since July 1964; will re-open in Physical Plant Shops building; description of collections including recent Martin Grant material.

Coach and gymnasts traveled to the Midwest Championships in Illinois to gain experience.

Varsity basketball team won over freshmen, 94-43; photo.

Freshmen played a tough game against varsity members; photo.

Osboe was lone champion in Minnesota meet.

Purple and Gold league schedules.

Activities and meetings.

Professor Farnham will present trombone recital.

$209,000 NSF grant will be used for twelfth AYI program.

Milford Myhre plays.

History of Prexy's Pond includes ice skating and canoeing; was stocked with fish at one time.