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1 Bill proposed to crack down on riots; measure introduced in Iowa Senate; local reaction cited
Wherry--Peg (Class of 1972) 		Some legislators believe that university administrators have not acted firmly.
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2 Bond plan has mixed reception Governor Ray proposes the authorization of bonds to fund capital improvements.
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3 Dixon to visit campus Norman Dixon will present an address and meet with several groups.
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4 Election policies told Bob Johnson outlines procedures.
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5 King Fund asks gifts
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6 Yearbook editors propose magazine Believe old format has outlived its usefulness; propose issuing magazine three times a year.
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7 Bonding issue demands action
Ryerson--Dennis 		Urges students to support bonding proposal.
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8 More basis needed for rules
Kaufman--Diane 		Believes students are oppressed by bureaucracy, with special reference to rules about women's hours.
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9 More food lines needed during finals
Miller--Joy 		Students need to be able to get meals quickly during finals.
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10 Yearbook failure disguised
Ryerson--Dennis 		Believes yearbook deserves one more chance.
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11 AAUP discuss 'Unionism' Professors discuss history and strategy.
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12 Faculty Senate discusses topic of salary increase Call for reorganization of Department of Social Science.
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13 Movie to show life in Harlem Will show "Harlem Crusader".
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14 Previews Activities and meetings.
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15 ROC will hold hearings Will hold platform hearings.
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16 General Ed committee plans faculty preliminary hearings Will hold four meetings to gather information.
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17 Speakout #2 to be held Will discuss whether or not UNI is still a teachers college.
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18 Work study Needy students may apply.
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19 Controversial Speakers program to feature Bond Julian Bond, Herbert Aptheker, and Saul Alinsky scheduled.
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20 Men move into Bender, campus Ritz
Waller--Steve 		About two hundred men move into top four floors; men like new dorm; photo.
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21 Swimmers fourth in Hamline relays Panthers managed a fourth place finish at Hamline University.
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Wheeler--Jim 		Darrell Jesse's attempt at a basket was knocked out by a rival player; photo.
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23 Wrestlers lose first dual
Hersom--Terry 		UNI lost to Minnesota, 17-14.
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24 Blue whips Gold in intersquad Blues dominated, 83-57, over the Golds in track intrasquad meet.
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25 Coyotes succumb two overtimes; Clausen stars
Brecht--Jim 		UNI defeats South Dakota, 99-90, in double overtime.
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26 Phys-Ed. Dept. offers conditioning program
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27 Women's volleyball set Volleyball is open to any woman interested.