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1 April Moratorium plans Cedar River "tea party" Will re-enact Revolutionary War event.
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2 Moratorium march Will march from campus to Island Park.
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3 Proclamation
Maucker--James William (President of ISTC--SCI--and UNI)
President Maucker proclaims "Student Faculty Be Kind To Each Other Month".
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4 Regents approve UNI construction contracts Contracts include work on PEC.
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5 Regents okay '70-'71 budget Summary of estimates for new budget.
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6 University Forum; campus happenings Topic is the University and the war.
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7 April movements seek change and improvement
Thies--Brian (Class of 1972)
Supports Moratorium and environmental demonstrations.
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8 Conlee to veto Voldseth referendum
Conlee--G. Michael
Outlines both procedural and substantial reasons for veto.
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9 Maucker commends and defends deans of students
Maucker--James William (President of ISTC--SCI--and UNI)
President Maucker states that deans are not to blame; they enforce policies with his approval.
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10 Calls senate action "deplorable"
Oliphant--David W. (Classes of 1971 and 1976)
Dislikes attitude of current students.
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11 Calls Voldseth rumors "unfair"
Pendergraft--Daryl (Vice President; History Facult
Dean Pendergraft states that Dean Voldseth is merely carrying out policies.
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12 They say student vote is at the "wrong time"
Beymer--Bob
Believes Senate acted too quickly.
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13 UAB happenings Current schedule of activities.
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14 Organizational News Activities and meetings.
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15 Varied problems during Union's first year
McMaster--Susan (Sue)
Brief history of events of first year.
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16 Asian specialist to discuss "South Asia" Ainslie Embree will speak.
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17 St. Olaf prof guest lecturer Thomas Rossing will speak on physics.
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18 Two UNI professors receive appointments Professor Rhum, formerly acting dean, will be Dean of the Graduate College; Professor Nijim, formerly acting head, will be head of the Department of Geography.
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19 UNI takes 2 of 3 from South Dakota UNI won two games out of three last weekend in a set with South Dakota State; photo.
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20 Dickinson relays feature all-American Carpenter Wayne Carpenter, UNI's All-American, will participate in the Dickinson Relays on Saturday, April 18; photo.
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21 Dotson and Clark to be honored Dick Dotson and Dr. James Clark will be honored at the Dickinson Relays.
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22 Arthur Campa here for Pan American day Profile of speaker.
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23 California prof to talk on Humanities Kenneth Lash will speak; profile.
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24 Regents approve "no hours" for next fall Freshman women will have no hours, so long as parents approve.