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1 304 attend Girls State; elect governor Thursday
2 'Traveling' mixer tonight; activity night to morrow Activities will be held at several locations.
3 Untitled Anna Funk reads outside of the Library on a sunny summer day; photo.
4 EYE staff organizes Monday at 4 Seeking staff; list of editors; photo.
5 Summer enrollment 2,748; 111 higher than '64 session
6 Union movie program offers 5 'light' films
7 Summer hours announced for library, offices
8 U. S. vs. Viet Nam topic for Monday speech by Scigliano Robert G. Scigliano will speak.
9 400 rats will have busy summer; run mazes, get shock treatments Detailed description of the Rat Laboratory; photo.
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10 Don¿t hibernate this summer; be friendly, active, curious If students look for activities, they will find movies, hiking, socializing, clubs, and other pastimes.
11 Illegal roller towels present sanitation, health problem in 1926 Reprinted article from June 29, 1926, concerning disadvantages of roller towels.
12 Past EYE's reveal jeans, hose, improper attire in classrooms Various notes from previous editions of College Eye.
13 Brewer needed on growing campus to keep architecture on right track Praises efforts of Jim Brewer, a recently hired campus planning consultant; would like to see exciting new buildings.
14 Finegan ceramics exhibit compatible with human ideals of knowledge, truth, and creative contemplation--Orth Potters/pottery plays important role in history of civilization; exhibit of Scandinavian ceramics collected by Don Finegan on display in Library.
15 Hughes proposes plan to slow rapid growth of student numbers Suggests that campus be made more ugly and drab to deflect new students.
16 Untitled Students in class dream of summer days spent fishing.
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17 Recently found classic set for summer theater Seeking cast members for "An Italian Straw Hat".
18 SCI business grad named national future teacher Paul Henderson honored.
19 Bell first of seminar speakers Robert Bell will speak.
20 Iowa bookmen plan exhibit of texts this week
21 Delayed admission begun for new students on June 2 Students admitted after that date will likely start school at the beginning of the second semester.
22 KTCF sets schedule of programs
23 Mexican children's art on exhibit now in A & I
24 Leet opens in Commons Grad Art Show
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25 Make-up tests set for Monday
26 No courses added after Wednesday
27 Chicago schools official at school board drive-in Philip Lewis will speak.
28 OLD GOLD distribution this week
29 Co-rec swimming Wednesday begins myriad of summer sports activity Swimming schedules.
30 Picnic equipment, golf clubs available Bicycles also available.
31 First all-college Play Night is June 30
32 Band, orchestra begin practice; open to all