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From the University Union and Student Activities Record Group. Student Printz, Vol. 39, No. 30, from February 11, 1966. Columns include, "Scenes From The Southern Players Winter Production of 'Becket'", "Large crowd sees 'Becket' opening", "Ambassador Elbridge Durbrow comes here in April to keynote SCOPE IX", "Gala evening awaits Mardi Gras revelers", "Failures low on English proficiency", "Conferees to discuss 'Breach in Red Curtain'", "Dr. Russell defines dynamics of alcohol", "European tour meeting Monday", "Band fraternity initiates Dean Allen, top student", "Duane Thorin to address YMCA on arms policy", "10th annual confab for conductors scheduled Feb. 17", "Kie Lee speaks to Phi Gamma Mu on Korean economy", "In the sportslight", "Grid practice begins with 70 seeking berths", "Pikes reach finals with 65-54 win as Redmen's fast-break game fails", "22 diamond dates set for Southern baseball season", "Bolton takes first in girls' cage play", "Newman Club top in state", "Glamour magazine announces annual contest for best-dressed USM coeds", "Females discover new system to help them pick future mate", "Alpha Kappa holds pledge initiation; plans activities", "Dr. Secondini, Spanish students translate Serbo-Croatian verses", "Hearts 'n Flowers", and "Classified Ads".

From the University Union and Student Activities Record Group. Special Edition of the Student Printz from September 6, 1965. Columns include, "Another phase of life begins at Southern", "Mayor Paul Grady extends welcome", REBELation features hit singers", "Kelly announces math changes", Registration begins today; freshmen face yearly ritual", McCain amasses 10 years of unmatched service at USM", "Registration Schedule", "Review of SGA action orientates freshmen", "Civil Service now accepting job applications", "MSU receives grant", "You better watch out people - - Campus Security will 'get you'", "At Southern you will learn to keep a 'good set of books'", "Age looks to stars, inside man", "Learning is - - 'umm good'", "Greeks add big 'extra' to campus life at USM", "'Nook' gets a 'goldie' and for '65 it's 'ye-ye'", "USM Telephone Directory will be off the presses about October 15", "Southern offers many avenues of student help", "USM builds sound body and mind", and "Fountain performance kicks off 'big' year".

From the University Union and Student Activities Record Group. Student Printz, Vol. 39, No. 43, from April 22, 1966. Columns include, "Robbie Robertson reigns as Miss USM for 1966; Gail Reeves, Empress Kilpatrick place as alternates", "UAC Fling kicks off today at USM lake", "National officers visit USM to install Delta Zeta chapter", "Spring production 'Physicists' opens soon in Marsh Hall", "Joseph Clements gets Southern Bell award", "Rev. Smith headlines RED", "Concert Band plays tomorrow in Auditorium", "Gree Week begins Sunday with tea; carnival will highlight so-gra activities", "To hold joint banquet", "Student speaks on dress rules", "Procrastination time", "Open, rational expression is avenue toward progress", "Man's destiny: Part I", "'It's a sign of the times'", "No time for questions seen as main problem in colleges", "Floyd keeps adding on to 1967 frosh squad", and "Celts, Mets record pro spors history", "'Bama baseball series opens today".

From the University Union and Student Activities Record Group. Microfilm of the Teacher's College News, Vol. 6, No. 4 from October 11, 1924. Columns include "Student body to attend state fair," "Railroad fare only $2.50 for round trip," "The time," "Purpose of the State Teachers College," "Bible classes," "S.T.C. yellow Jackets Clarke Panthers," "Delegates to M. S. C. W.," "Mississippians," "Sherwood Bonners," "Y. W. C. A. Brazaar," "Notes," and "W. E. fail."

From the University Union and Student Activities Record Group. Student Printz, Vol. 39, No. 17, from November 12, 1965. Columns include, "ODK taps 12 men in outdoor event", "16 seniors take field last time for Southern", "Delta Zeta seeks to recolonize here", "Baptists elect James Reed president", "Campus Repubs bolster support of war action with telegram to LBJ", "Mayor Grady lauds action by students", "Hold it! don't take your books back yet", "Nearly 600 beat 'bug' by taking free flu shots", "Southern drive to support U.S. gets state okay", "Lucas explains draft policies", "Dr. David Foltz will address annual convocation of women", "SAVE movement represents new line on college campuses", "What beareth yon courier?", "Two sides of a tricky coin", "What about oil companies; do they plot against us?", "Look 'looks' at the South", "What, where, why is WMSU?", "Exams: The axe or ecstasy", "Religious groups meet to discuss mutual problems", "Cadets win ROTC honors", "Southern adopts stick to promote more spirit", "ROTC yearbook pictures scheduled for Nov. 17", "Workshop ends for Methodists", "Kappa Sigma eliminates Phi Tau, battles J.C.'s for intramural crown", "In the sportslight", "'Giants' prepare for Dec. 1 opener; Kochersperger, Stacy look sharp", "PKA looms as champs in basketball", "Clothing expert to head judging", "USM student competes in farm pageant", "Alpha Sigma Alphas elect officers, add 5 new pledges to membership", "DDD's plan service project, hold Founders' Day program", "KD officer to visit Southern chapter", "Hearts 'n' Flowers", "Winter quarter schedule changes announced by Dean Allen", "Nominate seven for Wilson grants", and "In-service programs feature DCE's remaining services".

From the University Union and Student Activities Record Group. Student Printz, Vol. 39, No. 45, from April 29, 1966. Columns include, "U. S. officials predict early end of war", "USM Honors Day program to give many awards to students, faculty", "Meeting set for May 3, 10a.m., main auditorium", "Bliss presented humanitarian medal", "Catholics work on birth control", "Thunder, lightning explanation given in Hickman dormitory explosion", "New annual editor, Student Printz exec chosen by Board", "J. D. Kiser receives NSF traineeship in chemistry at Tulane University", "Chinese plan nuclear tests", "Meeting rescheduled", "Humor, farce are different vehicles to carry drama's serious message", "Webb speaks on old subject", "As knowledge expands so should library hours", "Return from the future: II", "Codification: Right direction", "What if, and then some", "Social whirl highlights USM's Spring season", "National dramatic fraternity has initiation for Southern student", "Hearts 'n flowers", "Letter writing is problem experienced by all males", "Southern ties for second in state championship play", "Kappa Sigma takes track honors", "Underwater track latest Texps kick", "Finals in women's leagues shaping up", and "Jones to hold recital".

From the University Union and Student Activities Record Group. Student Printz, Vol. 39, No. 7, from October 6, 1965. Columns include, "Miss Mari Longino captures '65 homecoming queen title", "Newman Club seeks approval to obtain Vatican Pavilion", "Inclement weather keeps voting down to an all-time low", "Two graduate students given grants by NASA", "Southern to host student teachers", "'Problem probe' spurs fast action", "Fonteyn and Nureyev to dance at Saenger", "By the hundreds they came to see USM's 'wonder of wonders'", "Freedom of choice - - Will it continue to be a reality at Southern?", "Sukarno, Indonesian president rides high in Southeast Asian circles", "Beatles can go 'as they are' to royal cremony", "Social Security increases benefits to college students", "Customs ups duty on imported liquor", "Dr. de Grummond gives manuscript", "Wesley group sends Landrum to convention", "Health warnings ignored; Americans smoke more", "Fountain 'blows open' new coliseum", "Pride of Mississippi gives Student Printz insight on halftimes", "Backstage with Dove", "Andersen joins Fine Arts staff", "Kappa Pi to plan for coming year", "In the sportslight", "Four share football poll lead with 26", "Southern storms back, spills Spiders", "USM frosh top Greenies by 19-0 score", "Language opens doors once closed; adds dimensions to the 20th century", "Jazz music goes to church with Duke Ellington talking", "Gunman sells necktie", "President complains about news coverage of the Washington beat", "Southern frosh coed models for Seventeen", "Senate approves Smite as chaplin", "'Contemporary' ogranizes; invites student material", "Education members from Southern to attend conference", "Kappa Omicron Pi chapter at USM selects new slate", "Presbyterians meet-accidentally", "Street dance planned Thursday near Hub", "Literature fraternity is after more members", and "Follies planned".

From the University Union and Student Activities Record Group. Student Printz, Vol. 39, No. 44, from April 27, 1966. Columns include, "Group proposes repeal of Rule 16 in Drawl", "Cheerleader try-outs set", "Mexican delegation, eight governors, university presidents gather for confab", "Bertha Fritzsche Day celebrated Saturday with luncheon for honoree", "Fine Arts presents Oratorio on May 1", "Greek Week slates pajama race today, ball game tonight", "Southern's duo debaters in national tournament", "Senior create fund", "Morning explosion awakens coeds", "Senate approves 1966-67 budget", "Administrators, faculty members speak on dress rules", "Awards given at PR's banquet", "Working mothers pose as topic of criticism", "Education students must be in Ed. Psy.", "Letter to readers pats Floyd's back", "Southern golfers attempt to defend title at Ole Miss", "Bama knocks out USM baseballers in series", "For your use, the UPI compiled these golf facts", "Feminine coach invades man's last dominion", "Curtain opens again tonight on 'Physicists'", Enigma Ended", "Hollywood gives show biz scoop", "Spring Fling gets slow start in sports arena", "Nightclub makes summer TV show", "Commencement date changed to May 22", "Deaf school needs space to expand", "Marine recruiters will visit campus to seek officers", and "Horse show set for Saturday", "USM places three on all-star squad".

From the University Union and Student Activities Record Group. Student Printz, Vol. 39, No. 35, from March 18, 1966. Columns include, "Astronauts to return to Cape to de-brief", "Sports Hall of Fame plans to induct 12 former 'stars'", "Fashion show to feature summer wear", "Plans nearly complete for big event March 26", "Missing Bomb May Be Located", "SGA announces Miss Southern pageant details", "Senate Amends Teacher Pay Bill", "Young Democrats make plans for new elections", "Canadian Newsprint Makers Back Down", "Benefit hosts Pike victims at Elam Arms", "Elementary Education gains two new assistant professors", "In which Alred goes to college", "Kennedy comes to Ole Miss and campus security tightens", "Women: what to do about them", "If Shakespeare said it today", "Research continues on 'watching'", "Security announces rules, regulations for USM traffic", "Auto-dodging sport gains in popularity", "Nicholls State invades Southern diamond today", "Pupils quit books, crowd golf course", "Grid practice toughens; Vann reported 'pleased'", "Intramural department slates track, field meet", "Phi Mu's win badminton, widen first place lead", "Rifle team hosts Ole Miss, State", "Cranford sacks AAA boxing title", "Mobile Symphony invites Singers to aid in production 'King David'", "Theatre Dept. selects cast for 'Physicist'", "Shindig features Bitter End Sings", "'Choraliers' sing at Wesley meeting", "Little Man On Campus", "Lambda Iota Tau receives national recognition, initiates new members", "Peace Corps due here next week for job interviews", and "M-Club gives trophies to largest ticket seller".

From the University Union and Student Activities Record Group. Student Printz, Vol. 39, No. 36, from March 23, 1966. Columns include, "Mrs. Ivah E. Ostrander Wilber, USM Dean of Women, succumbs", "AN EDITORIAL", "Dr. McCain expresses own grief", "Campus mourns passing of education veteran", "'She was a fine example' echo coeds and friends", "Spring voting begins Tuesday", "Peace Corps seeks campus volunteers", "Robbie Robertson new Miss Venus", "Elmore 'bowls 'em over' to world endurance mark", "Poverty fund abuses noted in 'war' zones", "Right to vote extends to competency to write", "Government's snooping overlaps with privacy", "Operation Head Start continues; results are difficult to interpret", "Farm surpluses: our top riddle", "The sad plight of the underpaid quarterbacks", "New slate takes over for the Pen and Sword", "Security announces rules, regulations for USM traffic", "University to give four hours for Fine Arts Tour of Europe", "English Proficiency Spring test April 21", "Diamond squad opens with wins over Nicholls", "Black and Gold contest has grid squad scraping", "Pacers attempt to organize track, field team at Southern this year", "Squad nicknames Kreeger 'Batman'", "Little Man On Campus", "Arts Fest stars Shore, Glee Club", "Harry gives double take on hypnosis performance", "Fine Arts schedules annual high school Honors Program", "Phi Tau Chi holds initiation Friday", "Geography club invites student to speak here", and "Faculty wives cancel spring fashion show", "Miller Analogies Test".

From the University Union and Student Activities Record Group. Student Printz, Vol. 39, No. 10, from October 20, 1965. Columns include, "Homecoming winners told; Alumni Assn. elects officers", "Russians 'solve' mystery of great train robbery", "Dominican fighting resumes", "Drugs fluctuate radically", "Senate debates spirit representation election code revision Monday night", "Serendipity's sing in big concert on campus tonight", "ROTC brigade selects unit sponsors; Royce Siegrist begins second year", "Brannan quits squad, returns to his home", "Company credits Southern student", "Graduate school accepts fellowship applications", "Wesleyans receive appreciative letter", "Alpha Phi Omega opens 1965-66 term activites with annual smoker", "Pi Kappa Alpha elects alumni officers", "Housing begins new way of reserving rooms", "Law Schools send representatives to Southern to enlist prospective grads", "Yelinek lectures to Geology Club", "Pi Gamma Mu holds year's first meeting", "Siverio announces events on tap for students at LAI", "Martha Schlamme gives show at USM tomorrow", "Senate refuses to discuss China", "Sumrall's toe gives USM win, 3-0", "KS, PKT post 2-0 marks, share lead in football", "In the sportslight", "Nybo, Myers win firsts in girls sports", "Letter policy", "Homecoming passes quickly but memories linger long", "Navy representative visits", "Creativity usurps traditional way of audio-visual teaching", "Printz to help conduct MJCPA fall session", "Frosh coeds receive aid for bad grades", "Gamma Beta Phi elects Stewart prexy", "Backstage with Dove", "Serendipity Singers performance should highlight USM entertainments schedule", ""Pinocchio' chosen as Children's play", "'Madwoman of Chaillot' to continue thru Saturday", "Opera 'LaBoheme' to open at Saenger", "Art Department to sponsor exhibits", "Symphony cancels October concert", "Students attend SUSGA conference", "Lucas warns students to complete transfer", "Home Economics add courses to schedule", "Dr. Tuchak speaks to Kappa Delta Phi", "Annual desperately asks student help", and "Brother of former staff member dies".

From the University Union and Student Activities Record Group. Student Printz, Vol. 39, No. 18, from December 10, 1965. Columns include, "'Where the guns aren't toys'", "Coliseum bears name of Southerner: Bernard Reed Green", "Named after Reed Green", "Gov. Johnson praises SAE", "SAE to establish chapter at USM", "McCain proclaims January GI Joe Month at Southern", "Three day event to feature many prominent persons", "Congress gives grants to School of Fine Arts", "Chi Omega holds annual song Fest, casis 705 Greeks", "Hope hits road to Viet Nam", "Southern's Golden Giants move into a giant new home", "Dr. Foltz addresses coed's convocation with assistance from his daughter, Jan", "University suspends 170 at close of fall quarter", "Alumni Assn. exceeds goal of 6,500, registering 6,533 members for 1965", "In the sportslight", "'Giants' nip USL for first win, 71-69", "USM to face 10 teams in '66, three in SEC", "Rifle team fires against Ole Miss, Mississippi State", "Independents defeat ASA's for top spot", "Floydmen win Magnolia Classic", "University plans business building", "New magazine brings campus life to students", "Epsilon Mu Chapter of Delta Zeta pledges 39; chooses new officers", "C O celebrates holiday season", "Hearts 'n flowers", "Kappa Sigma's plan Founder's Day Banquet", "President, Dean's Lists scholars number 527 for fall quarter", "Conn makes loans ready for qualified students", "Computer center helps Prof Gayle in PhD research", "School spirit workshop set for Aug. 7-12", "Singers to present Yuletide concert", "Band festival features USM's wind ensemble", "Players stage skit at opening", "USM graduate killed in recent Viet Nam action", "Dr. Hardin honors ODK, Phi Delta Rho members with tea", Debators place fourth", "Closing the cultural gap", "Whipping boy strikes back", "All because of carbon 14", "For USM: the karate chop", "Class cuts puzzle students", "From the field: praise", "Southern's Taiwan students experience new kind of life in American society", "Religion fad sparks talk", "Mrs. Warren declares war on fat with start of 'Operation Skinny'", "Alpha Psi Omega initiates pledges", "Critic hails 'La Mancha' as great musical work", and "'Becket' chosen for production".

From the University Union and Student Activities Record Group. Microfilm of the Teacher's College News, Vol. 7 , No. 2 from September 19, 1925. Columns include "Large crowd attending opening," "Prestonian Literary Society," "Faculty hints," "S. T. C. Band," "Weekly News Letter, by W. F. Bond," " Important!," "Those returning with degrees," "Four new members of the faculty," ""Our State"," "Large enrollment," "Football," "Campus notes," "Y. M. C. A.," and "Y. W. C. A.."

From the University Union and Student Activities Record Group. Student Printz, Vol. 39, No. 39, from April 1, 1966. Columns include, "SCOPE IX starts today with address by Ambassador Durbrow", "SCOPE IX schedule", "'Moose' Godfrey captures title; General Nat remains 'Southern'", "Varsity debaters travel to national tournament", "Run-offs prove upset for early lead held by Arcarese", "Former USM player receives Silver Star", "USM Invitiational opens tennis action here today", "Married students sponsor egg hunt", "Doumas receives summer grant for field research on Cyprus", "Delegates to attend fraternity meeting", "Phi Mu honors its new initiates at Mother-Daughter banguet", "Girls fancy new make-up trends", "Sororities attend annual State Day in Mississippi", "Scout exposition set", "Southern soccer squad hosts Tulane Sunday", Melton signs pact with Canada team", "Baseballers win 13-2 over MC", "Golf team takes dual win", "Placement bureau reports job openings", and "Dean releases sample test form; draft to crack down on students".

From the University Union and Student Activities Record Group. Microfilm of the Teacher's College News, Vol. 7, No. 11 from November 28, 1925. Columns includes "Thanksgiving-A Holiday," "Thanksgiving program," "Attention!," "Jackson trip," "Our State," "Want an annual?," "Meeting," "Laurel trip," "Mississippi Library Association," "Weekly News Letter, by W. F. Bond," and "Enjoyed being at home."