Northern Iowan — November 21, 1967

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Lenox Quartet to give Chamber Concert Monday	Short sketches of members of quartet.
1	Cedar Falls policeman involved in cheating ring	Officer dismissed from department.
1	'The Canterbury Tales' to be given Dec. 1 and 2	Cast list.
1	Poet E. L. Mayo to read for Conference '68 Dec. 6	Third speaker in Conference '68 series.
1	Untitled	John Knott will be reading at the Cloister Coffee House; photo.
1	Indian sitarist to perform next Tuesday	Nikhil Banerjee will perform.
1	Faculty to reserve seats at basketball games	A reserved area will be available to faculty, but not to students, at games.
1	'Music opera a noteworthy achievement' -- O'Briant	Review of 'Threepenny Opera.'
2	'Funny thing'	Signs for Confrontations program stolen recently
2	Tolerance of differences?	Cannot understand why Senator Hougen wants Mr. Hoffmans fired.
2	Rider Hall court 'unjust'	Critical of student judicial procedures.
2	Knott is a 'teacher'	High praise for Professor Knott as a teacher.
2	Discipline Committee 'reviews' case	Professor Crawford outlines authority of Advisory Committee on Student Discipline.
2	'Sophistication necessary'	Supports advanced academic study; critical of Senator Hougen.
2	Reserve seat plan means second class citizens	Critical of plan to reserve seats at basketball games only for faculty.
2	'A few important questions'	Questions claims of recent advertisement for student condominium development.
3	Varsity-Frosh clash in annual game tonight	UNI frosh will battle the varsity team.
3	Ticket pick-up procedure for basketball announced	Procedures for students to get their tickets for home games is announced.
4	Previews	Activities and meetings.
4	ISEA speaker talks on crisis in education	Bill Robinson talks about the rapid pace of change.
4	Christmas tree lighting to be next week	To be held south of Commons.
4	'Winter Whirl' holiday formal to be Dec. 9
7	Young Democrats	Tom Whitney will speak.