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1 "Students, go home" Students urged to go home and make contact with parents and legislators on important issues.
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2 Campus to fast for Biafra Many dorm residents will donate their meal money.
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3 Legislature vs. the campus; Regent, senator in clash
Wherry--Peg (Class of 1972) 		Senator Messerly and Regent Wolf quarrel over Wolf's use of the work "fascist"; Senator Messerly offers his views on matters under discussion in General Assembly.
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4 SFT gives purpose Will serve as pressure group on important issues.
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5 Student faculty reaction Students and faculty offer opinions on budget, anti-riot bill, and voting age.
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6 Apathy shown by student senators
Geisler--Roger 		Urges senators to stay involved.
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7 Art judges valued fakes
Charlesworth--William Bruce (Class of 1972) 		Believes much of today's art is a joke on the audience.
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8 Ending or beginning
Pimlott--Jim
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9 Senator wants silent prexy; criticizes Maucker
Ryerson--Dennis 		Senator Flatt blames President Maucker for creating dissatisfaction among students.
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10 Urge reappointment of Wolf; on Regents
Ryerson--Dennis 		Supports Regent Wolf in his stand on the anti-riot legislation.
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11 'Help some people live;' Biafra Day today
Shaw--Beverly 		Urges students to help the needy.
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12 Hoel: 'Tell it like it is'
Hoel--James L. (Class of 1970) 		Peaceful rallies do not seem to work; urges students to bury legislators under mail.
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13 Ombudsman Questions about the Old Gold and the Biafra fast.
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14 Folk festival planned
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15 Legislative approach progresses Nine ad hoc committees are working on legislative matters.
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16 Students hear Stanley Present petition against anti-riot bill.
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17 IFC rush continues
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18 Library features African art Items from UNI Museum on display.
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19 Soprano to present concert; Schwarzkopf Elisabeth Schwarzkopf will perform.
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20 Speakout debates security Will discuss several issues including the carrying of weapons.
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21 Panthers outclass Mankato; Martin rides again
Brecht--Jim 		Panthers dominate Mankato State, 80-66.
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22 Red Cross course Will hold water safety course.
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23 UNI 125, St. Ambrose 44, Cornell 4; second track win indoors
Waller--Steve 		Panthers secure fifteen of sixteen first place positions.
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24 Advice
Wheeler--Jim 		Track coach Jack Jennett lends advice to one of his runners; photo.
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25 Osboe, Mashek lead wrestling win
Bancroft--Craig M. (Class of 1973) 		UNI beat Western Illinois, 31-5, and Morningside, 25-11.
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26 Six records but UNI falls Panther swimmers fall to St. Cloud State, 59-45.
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27 "Blacks do their thing" Afro-American Society will present dance and skits.
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28 Fortran IV course offered Math Department will offer programming course on IBM 360.
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29 Organize student legislative visit Will visit Des Moines.
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30 Richards Quintet to appear
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31 Speech Department initiates community program bureau Will offer students opportunity for interpretation of literature to community groups.
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32 Students go to St. Louis Will attend convention and Model UN session.