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  • New SMU President John R. Brazil 1.30 (1984)
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  • White 'rabbit' breaks SMU course record 3.30 (1984)
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  • Gendron leads SMU women to first place 3.30 (1984)
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  • Faculty angered by promotion denials 4.30 (1984)
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  • Portrait of courage SMU means independence for dis 4.30 (1984)
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  • Fogarty and White on top for SMU 4.30 (1984)
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  • Corsair stick women net first victory 4.30 (1984)
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  • SMU drops three in busy week 4.30 (1984)
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  • We may be losing out on a free fixx! 5.30 (1984)
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  • A warm welcome for Kerry 5.30 (1984)
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  • Regents road show makes stop at SMU 5.30 (1984)
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  • The Boss and the Great Communicator have a lot in 5.30 (1984)
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  • Surprise not the only problem with Dean's promotio 5.30 (1984)
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  • Barnum and Bailey have nothing on us 5.30 (1984)
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  • Parking paranoia 5.30 (1984)
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  • Who done it? Columbus day is a confusing holiday 5.30 (1984)
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  • A Panoramic Vision 5.30 (1984)
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  • Till Tuesday is livelier than ever before 5.30 (1984)
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  • Poetry corner 5.30 (1984)
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  • Genderless is in this Fall 5.30 (1984)
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  • Offensive burst propels soccer team to victory 5.30 (1984)
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  • Women net three wins 5.30 (1984)
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  • Field hockey team revels in fourth straight win 5.30 (1984)
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  • Women volley to victory 5.30 (1984)
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  • Free Fixx still possible thanks to student trustee 6.30 (1984)
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  • A radio station by any other name . . .WUSM agains 6.30 (1984)
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  • Union or no; Caf. workers will choose November 8 6.30 (1984)
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  • Little Red wants to cross the big bridge 6.30 (1984)
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  • Board of Trustees deserves the blame for problems 6.30 (1984)
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  • The demise of tradition: Uncle Ernie's gone foreve 6.30 (1984)
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  • Watch out for the fake employment agencies 6.30 (1984)
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  • Pick-proofing your pockets 6.30 (1984)
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  • Study: College presidencies not pretty 6.30 (1984)
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  • The Ramones are still hard rocking punks 6.30 (1984)
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  • Look out for spontaneous combustion 6.30 (1984)
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  • Alumnus quiltmaker escapes the nine-to-five grind 6.30 (1984)
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  • Daffodils to brighten SMU 6.30 (1984)
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  • "Mid-summer" creates magical fantasy world 6.30 (1984)
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  • Wild Kingdom sings about sex, psychosis and genuin 6.30 (1984)
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  • Dumont joins tourney team 6.30 (1984)
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  • Itz wins Fenaux Race 6.30 (1984)
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  • Sports profile: Terry Graninger 6.30 (1984)
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  • Winning streak ends at game 5 with 3-0 shutout 6.30 (1984)
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  • Football FANatic 6.30 (1984)
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  • came to wrong school 6.30 (1984)
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  • White sets course record 6.30 (1984)
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  • 1st pair wins tennis finals 6.30 (1984)
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  • New challenges bring profs out of classroom 7.30 (1984)
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  • New drinking policies bring protests from three st 7.30 (1984)
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  • Schools more liberal with campus porn 7.30 (1984)
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  • The future of the SMU's mis-'guided' spenders 7.30 (1984)
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  • Letters to the Editor 7.30 (1984)
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  • Experts: Teen coke-heads taking the habit to colle 7.30 (1984)
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  • Soap operas: Afternoon ritual sucks in students 7.30 (1984)
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  • Look out for spontaneous combustion 7.30 (1984)
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  • Dizzy' Gillespie, 67, wails at New Bedford's Zeit 7.30 (1984)
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  • Poetry corner 7.30 (1984)
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  • SMU most impressive at N.E. Championships 7.30 (1984)
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  • Inconsistent SMU team picks up two victories 7.30 (1984)
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  • Corsairs bounce back with two straight wins 7.30 (1984)
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  • Youth soccer program comes to SMU fields 7.30 (1984)
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  • SMU places 4th at Easterns 7.30 (1984)
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  • Corsairs win 14th to set new record 7.30 (1984)
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  • Campus poll: Mondale is SMU favorite 8.30 (1984)
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  • System failure, hacker crash library computer 8.30 (1984)
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  • Fixx cancels free concert at SMU; no satellite tim 8.30 (1984)
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  • Trustees ponder $7m dorm project for townhouses 8.30 (1984)
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  • Super Bug' gets the scoop on schedules 8.30 (1984)
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  • Letters to the Editor 8.30 (1984)
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  • Studds blasts Reagan, labels policies 'madness' 8.30 (1984)
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  • Faculty Federation ratifies new contract 8.30 (1984)
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  • TORCH wins first place award in national newspaper 8.30 (1984)
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  • B.O.G versus Program Council 8.30 (1984)
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  • SMUTCO's 'Mutiny' is gripping court drama 8.30 (1984)
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  • Returning student kisses bingo days goodbye 8.30 (1984)
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  • Cider sold at SMU entrance; the secret's in the bl 8.30 (1984)
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  • Alter egos portray marital conflict in 'Passion' 8.30 (1984)
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  • Spontaneous Combustion 8.30 (1984)
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  • Poetry Corner 8.30 (1984)
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  • Volunteers needed to plant daffodils on campus tod 8.30 (1984)
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  • SMU soccer playoff hopes gone for god 8.30 (1984)
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  • Fogarty leads women's x-country team to 16th place 8.30 (1984)
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  • Sports Profile: Maura Donahue 8.30 (1984)
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  • Highlights of Celtics' 83-84 season 8.30 (1984)
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  • Donahue overtime goal gives SMU win 8.30 (1984)
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  • Volleyball team has playoff hopes 8.30 (1984)
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  • Students unhappy with possibility of dry dorms 9.30 (1984)
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  • Students say yes to Fixx, but Programming says NO 9.30 (1984)
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  • SMU not only school with yearbook woes 9.30 (1984)
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  • Are colleges dong the job? 9.30 (1984)
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  • Yes Virginia, we do have an editorial writer 9.30 (1984)
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  • Max Creek Halloween Bash wakes the 'Dead' 9.30 (1984)
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  • SMU means a better life for Brazilian student 9.30 (1984)
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  • Volleyball team third at state championships 9.30 (1984)
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  • Corsair booters finish strongly with two wins 9.30 (1984)
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  • Athletic Director has impressive credentials 9.30 (1984)
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  • Fitgerald honored as teacher of year 10.30 (1984)
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  • Proposal for football team would raise fees by $15 10.30 (1984)
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  • Secretaries call for 'equal pay for equal work' pl 10.30 (1984)
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  • Pair enjoy their work behind the scenes 10.30 (1984)
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  • Lip-synching: students impersonate their favorite 10.30 (1984)
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  • Monte dance troupe creates a brave new world 10.30 (1984)
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  • Holidays are tough for eating disorder victims 10.30 (1984)
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  • Faculty Art Exhibition opens in SMU Gallery 10.30 (1984)
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  • Spontaneous Combustion 10.30 (1984)
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  • Corsair men advance to national championship 10.30 (1984)
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  • SMU women's team swims to victory 10.30 (1984)
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  • Young women's and veteran men's squads hope for wi 10.30 (1984)
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  • Corsairs have a rollercoaster year 10.30 (1984)
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  • Sports Profile: Jane Sullivan 10.30 (1984)
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  • USM surveys students: Name change favored 11.30 (1984)
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  • Making SMU a nuclear-free zone would be link to wo 11.30 (1984)
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  • The African drought/ famine: A call for help 11.30 (1984)
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  • Campus Voices 11.30 (1984)
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  • Student designs the hit of fashion show 11.30 (1984)
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  • Internationally-distinquished playwright Arnold We 11.30 (1984)
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  • Exclusive interview: the Men from Z 11.30 (1984)
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  • Men's cross country ends a successful season 11.30 (1984)
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  • Sports Profile: Jim White 11.30 (1984)
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  • Defending ECAC champions take two out of three 11.30 (1984)
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  • Aggressive SMU women lacking in experience 11.30 (1984)
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  • SMU hoopsters drop season opener by three 11.30 (1984)
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  • Yes children, there is a "Santa Neesta" 12.30 (1984)
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  • Roadblocks start tomorrow 12.30 (1984)
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  • A merry Christmas to all . ..and to all a good nig 12.30 (1984)
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  • the spirit of giving could use some changes 12.30 (1984)
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  • campus voices 12.30 (1984)
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  • Advertisement called sexist 12.30 (1984)
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  • RFK artifacts arrive at new home in library 12.30 (1984)
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  • Writing Center tutors find their work rewarding 12.30 (1984)
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  • Pair work for public awareness on nuclear issue 12.30 (1984)
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  • MASSPIRG report names state's 'chronic environment 12.30 (1984)
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  • Physics club now 'somewhat famous' with fourth out 12.30 (1984)
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  • campus comix 12.30 (1984)
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  • sex on campus just 'ain't want it used to be' says 12.30 (1984)
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  • SMUTCO to present the hilarious musical comedy, 'F 12.30 (1984)
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  • Dreaming of a Cabbage Patch Christmas? 12.30 (1984)
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  • Daniel Berrigan: poet, priest, political activist 12.30 (1984)
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  • Agnes Thomas celebrates thirteen years of love 12.30 (1984)
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  • thanks professor Reis 12.30 (1984)
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  • New Year's Day Bowl for SMU football team? 12.30 (1984)
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  • Steve's Postseason College and Pro Predictions 12.30 (1984)
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  • Holiday Personals 12.30 (1984)
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  • General Education: Active plans for massive curriculum revisions, University, Southeastern Massachusetts 3(June-September).5 (1984)
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  • Southeastern Massachusetts University, University, Southeastern Massachusetts 4(October-December).5 (1984)
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  • Economic conference is good news for SMU 14.27 (1983)
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  • Vacation doesn't stand in the way of progress 14.27 (1983)
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  • Engineering or English? 14.27 (1983)
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  • A bright future for SMU? 14.27 (1983)
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  • The Mouse War 14.27 (1983)
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  • Eastwood returns as "Honkytonk Man" 14.27 (1983)
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  • A new land, a new play 14.27 (1983)
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  • Men 3-0 since break 14.27 (1983)
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  • Women fall in tourney finals 14.27 (1983)
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  • Swimmers return from Florida 14.27 (1983)
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  • The teachers are the students in Les Cory's class 15.27 (1983)
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  • Eisteddfod robbery still unsolved 15.27 (1983)
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  • Senate spending 'like drunken sailors' 15.27 (1983)
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  • Local press donates 15,000 to lecture series 15.27 (1983)
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  • Alex Haley to speak at SMU 15.27 (1983)
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  • I.D.'s go computer 15.27 (1983)
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  • The Mouse War 15.27 (1983)
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  • "Terra Nova" a new play 15.27 (1983)
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  • Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy 15.27 (1983)
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  • The draft and loans 15.27 (1983)
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  • Crime Watch 15.27 (1983)
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  • Action: Women 15.27 (1983)
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  • Super Bowl XVII 15.27 (1983)
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  • Men's Basketball Team ranked 8th in N.E. 15.27 (1983)
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  • Women Hoopsters split two games 15.27 (1983)
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  • Christmas break takes toll on Hockey Team 15.27 (1983)
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  • Men and Women Fencers fall to M.I.T. 15.27 (1983)
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  • Campus Shop profits to pay for $5000 tarp 16.27 (1983)
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  • Senate story sparks more controversy 16.27 (1983)
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  • BOG funds films, discusses $ for tarp 16.27 (1983)
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  • Funding finally ok'd for tarp 16.27 (1983)
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  • Majority of Americans live near nukes 16.27 (1983)
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  • Senate allocates $ to Vets, BSU and Human Rights 16.27 (1983)
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  • Voices from the Campanile 16.27 (1983)
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  • Journey to the Twilight zone 16.27 (1983)
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  • Terra Nova a high caliber production 16.27 (1983)
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  • Men's Basketball Team nips Bridgewater in O.T. on 16.27 (1983)
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  • Women hoopsters win one, lose one 16.27 (1983)
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  • Women's swim team champions while men are unsucces 16.27 (1983)
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  • Men Fencers rip UMaine and Trinity 16.27 (1983)
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  • After Two Years of Reagan--How Are SMU Students Fa 17.27 (1983)
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  • Human Rights Week is here 17.27 (1983)
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  • Fund misuse at WUSM? 17.27 (1983)
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  • Bottle Bill blues 17.27 (1983)
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  • Group II meets Group VI 17.27 (1983)
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  • Swimmers get the white look 17.27 (1983)
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  • Would you like to be twelve or thirteen again? 17.27 (1983)
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  • November Group: short but energetic 17.27 (1983)
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  • Action: Women 17.27 (1983)
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  • Newman Club 17.27 (1983)
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  • Safety Watch 17.27 (1983)
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  • Valentines Day Personals 17.27 (1983)
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  • Hockey Team on a hot streak 17.27 (1983)
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  • Men's Fencing Team 5-2 for season 17.27 (1983)
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  • Women's Basketball Team unsuccessful in second hal 17.27 (1983)
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  • Men Hoopsters lose four of last five games 17.27 (1983)
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  • Men's Swim Team Victorious; Women don't fare as we 17.27 (1983)
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  • Haley reveals 'Roots' of his career 11.27 (1983)
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  • New Dean of Faculty named at Trustee meeting 11.27 (1983)
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  • No aid for non-registrants 11.27 (1983)
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  • Senate rallies support for young cancer victim 11.27 (1983)
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  • Time runs out for beat-the -clock 11.27 (1983)
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  • Nukes are the enemy says speaker 11.27 (1983)
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  • Senate minutes 11.27 (1983)
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  • Changes in car inspection policy 11.27 (1983)
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  • Neil Young puts Rust to sleep in Worcester 11.27 (1983)
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  • Hamsters have rights too 11.27 (1983)
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  • JLD designed to employ students 11.27 (1983)
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  • "Roots" in SMU Library 11.27 (1983)
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  • Disabled Students' Coalition 11.27 (1983)
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  • Health Services: Knee Surgery 11.27 (1983)
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  • Action: Women 11.27 (1983)
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  • Lebanese Students 11.27 (1983)
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  • Men's basketball rebounds from losing streak, win 11.27 (1983)
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  • Women's hoop on two game winning streak 11.27 (1983)
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  • SMU skaters have split week 11.27 (1983)
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  • Men fencers fight to last cut and come out ahead 11.27 (1983)
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  • Women's fencing loses to Brown, 10-6 11.27 (1983)
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  • Continuing Studies in $300,000 hole 20.27 (1983)
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  • Montigny to head statewide committee 20.27 (1983)
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  • Campus police give scholarships 20.27 (1983)
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  • Larsen digs up the Gaulis 20.27 (1983)
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  • He's no mummified relic . . . 20.27 (1983)
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  • "Living Dangerously" good and realistic 20.27 (1983)
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  • "Disasters" is rude, crude, and offensive 20.27 (1983)
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  • Clubs and Organizations 20.27 (1983)
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  • Women's N.E. Swimming, Diving Championships at SMU 20.27 (1983)
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  • Hockey team has chance at play-offs 20.27 (1983)
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  • Men's hoop team splits two games, move to 13-8 20.27 (1983)
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  • Women's Basketball team finishes a difficult seaso 20.27 (1983)
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  • A robot in SMU's future? 20.27 (1983)
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  • Dukakis funds new science building 20.27 (1983)
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  • Ex EPA official says public was mislead 20.27 (1983)
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  • Senate and BOG minutes 20.27 (1983)
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  • Editors strike back 20.27 (1983)
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  • A man of words and forms 20.27 (1983)
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  • "She Stoops" doesn't quite conquer 20.27 (1983)
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  • KGB plot in Peace Movement uncovered 20.27 (1983)
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  • It's not easy being a guy 20.27 (1983)
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  • SMU PIRG 20.27 (1983)
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  • Hockey team makes the play-offs 20.27 (1983)
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  • Women swimmers place 7th in N.E.'s 20.27 (1983)
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  • Murphy, Hayden capture Fencing Awards 20.27 (1983)
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  • Men's basketball team closes out a 14-9 season 20.27 (1983)
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  • Winter track results 20.27 (1983)
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  • Hockey team captures ECAC title 21.27 (1983)
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  • Liberal arts vs. high tech: Where are SMU degrees 21.27 (1983)
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  • Problems with new science building in hands of leg 21.27 (1983)
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  • Career outlook 21.27 (1983)
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  • Some have never had the chance to communicate' 21.27 (1983)
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  • Boosting the admissions rate 21.27 (1983)
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  • Publisher offers new outlook on computers 21.27 (1983)
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  • Conversation with the President 21.27 (1983)
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  • Corsair baseball team looks strong 21.27 (1983)
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  • Men's swim team qualifies three for the Nationals; 21.27 (1983)
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  • Remedial English: Is it working at SMU? 22.27 (1983)
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  • Display controversy causes library to review polic 22.27 (1983)
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  • Stolen keys linked with Ad. building break 22.27 (1983)
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  • Refund policy to change: no more lines 22.27 (1983)
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  • Coalition's effort doesn't quite work 22.27 (1983)
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  • Oscar predictions for the 1982 season 22.27 (1983)
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  • Celebrating a Traditional Easter 22.27 (1983)
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  • Baseball team runs into trouble down South 22.27 (1983)
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  • SMU Baseball Tournament begins tomorrow 22.27 (1983)
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  • Softball team planning a winning season 22.27 (1983)
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  • Golf team looks stronger 22.27 (1983)
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  • BSU Work Stoppage gets mixed reactions 23.27 (1983)
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  • Awareness week: a taste of SMU 23.27 (1983)
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  • New TORCH Editor wants Thursday paper 23.27 (1983)
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  • A new image for SMU 23.27 (1983)
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  • The future of federal financial aid 23.27 (1983)
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  • Senate minutes 23.27 (1983)
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  • Club offers low fees 23.27 (1983)
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  • Gene Sharp: A man of peace 23.27 (1983)
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  • Robin Silvia: More to her than meets the eye 23.27 (1983)
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  • SMUTCO's "Da" enchanting 23.27 (1983)
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  • No Parking drives through Rat 23.27 (1983)
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  • Baseball team planning to turn things around 23.27 (1983)
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  • Women's track team has impressive crew this season 23.27 (1983)
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  • Men's track team opens season tomorrow at Westfiel 23.27 (1983)
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  • Women's track 23.27 (1983)
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  • Softball team nipped by Salem 23.27 (1983)
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  • Arts and Sciences to house new computer department 24.27 (1983)
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  • Returning students: special needs and problems 24.27 (1983)
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  • 2 for 1 from Frank 24.27 (1983)
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  • Racism a "divisive tactic" says speaker 24.27 (1983)
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  • U.S. defending silos instead of people 24.27 (1983)
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  • 504' wins another battle 24.27 (1983)
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  • Holocaust Remembrance Day: A commemoration of sorr 24.27 (1983)
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  • Cape Cod on foot 24.27 (1983)
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  • Spring Fashions 24.27 (1983)
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  • Clubs and Organizations 24.27 (1983)
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  • Lady Corsairs shine at Westfield Invitationals 24.27 (1983)
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  • Men's track team makes debut at Westfield 24.27 (1983)
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  • Softball team playing well 24.27 (1983)
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  • Fencing captain Steve Murphy places 19th 24.27 (1983)
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  • SMU baseball team splits last four games 24.27 (1983)
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  • Kathy Dite and Laurel Dodge swim to All American h 24.27 (1983)
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  • Bryant Indians win by twenty shots over SMU golf t 24.27 (1983)
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  • Men's tennis team looks stronger: opened yesterday 24.27 (1983)
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  • Construction underway 25.27 (1983)
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  • Expo attracts area computer vendors 25.27 (1983)
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  • Walters lecture "to enrich SMU" 25.27 (1983)
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  • Vote on new student group next week 25.27 (1983)
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  • Special athletes 25.27 (1983)
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  • Senate and BOG minutes 25.27 (1983)
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  • Extrapolations 25.27 (1983)
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  • Bill denying aid halted 25.27 (1983)
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  • Correction 25.27 (1983)
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  • The CIA and local cops: forged ID's to hand grenad 25.27 (1983)
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  • There is life after WUSM! 25.27 (1983)
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  • TV's slim pickings 25.27 (1983)
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  • Public forums 25.27 (1983)
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  • Belmonte, Volkman lead Corsairs to strong showing 25.27 (1983)
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  • Speed and length key women's success 25.27 (1983)
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  • Fifth Annual SMU Track and Field Invitational tomo 25.27 (1983)
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  • Men's tennis team ends first week 2-1 25.27 (1983)
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  • Softball team romps Wheaton College 16-1, loses 6- 25.27 (1983)
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  • Baseball team plagued by inconsistency 25.27 (1983)
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  • Nader focuses on student activism 26.27 (1983)
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  • Less students or lower standards-- forum examines 26.27 (1983)
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  • Student election results 26.27 (1983)
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  • SMU community Week 26.27 (1983)
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  • Senate and BOG minutes 26.27 (1983)
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  • Extrapolations 26.27 (1983)
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  • Discourses 26.27 (1983)
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  • This is not a feature article . . . 26.27 (1983)
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  • Kurt Vonnegut: A writer and inventor 26.27 (1983)
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  • SMU Gay Alliance: A support group 26.27 (1983)
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  • Clubs and Organizations 26.27 (1983)
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  • Cathy Carnes, a dedicated runner 26.27 (1983)
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  • Softball team ends week with 2 wins and 1 loss 26.27 (1983)
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  • Women tracksters successful in their 1st SMU Invit 26.27 (1983)
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  • Track men lead field at annual invitational 26.27 (1983)
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  • Comebacks make for three baseball victories 26.27 (1983)
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  • Golf team heading for New Englands 26.27 (1983)
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  • Tennis team bows to Salem State 7-2 26.27 (1983)
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  • Ultimate SMU disc flies again 26.27 (1983)
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  • Men who hold their dinks in public 1.1 (1983)
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  • Libyan hit squad sent to change library policy 1.1 (1983)
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  • Hill bounces back 1.1 (1983)
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  • Human Rights: "overwhelming" year 1.1 (1983)
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  • Haley's Family Heritage 1.1 (1983)
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  • No Relief For Unregistered Students 1.1 (1983)
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  • Extramanipulations 1.1 (1983)
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  • Science building off again 1.1 (1983)
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  • Barbara's new doo 1.1 (1983)
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  • Dog Food for Real This Time 1.1 (1983)
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  • Senate drinking like spent sailors 1.1 (1983)
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  • Senate Minutes 1.1 (1983)
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  • The men in blue are looking for you 1.1 (1983)
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  • Campus Police acquire Chopper 1.1 (1983)
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  • Life as a student trustee: it's hard 1.1 (1983)
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  • Dick Waring: "I wrote Hitler's diary" 1.1 (1983)
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  • Don't Read This Article 1.1 (1983)
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  • The setting sun and the rising star 1.1 (1983)
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  • Employment Enjoyment 1.1 (1983)
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  • Out of the closet and onto the field 1.1 (1983)
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  • SMU football team ready for the Fall season 1.1 (1983)
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  • The Year in Photos 1.1 (1983)
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  • Survey outlines library strengths and weakness 29.27 (1983)
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  • News Briefs 29.27 (1983)
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  • Extrapolations 29.27 (1983)
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  • SMU's 83rd commencement 29.27 (1983)
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  • Stauder, chosen scholar 29.27 (1983)
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  • Trinity's rendition of "Pygmalion" highly entertai 29.27 (1983)
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  • She's not your average landlady 29.27 (1983)
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  • Josephine Perrault: an accomplished SMU graduate 29.27 (1983)
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  • SMU President may resign 30.27 (1983)
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  • Trustee approve Five-Year Plan 30.27 (1983)
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  • Alcobia found guilty, regains senate seat 30.27 (1983)
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  • Graduation ceremony nears 30.27 (1983)
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  • Construction underway 30.27 (1983)
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  • Faculty promotions and appointments 30.27 (1983)
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  • Freshmen Orientation '83 30.27 (1983)
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  • Get Involved 30.27 (1983)
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  • Registration 30.27 (1983)
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  • Glossary of terms 30.27 (1983)
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  • Those Graduation blues got me down again. 30.27 (1983)
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  • Financial Aid: one side of the story 30.27 (1983)
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  • "Return of the Jedi" a 'Forceful' movie 30.27 (1983)
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  • "Blue Thunder" enjoyable despite flaws 30.27 (1983)
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  • News Briefs 30.27 (1983)
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  • Search for interim follows Walker resignation 31.28 (1983)
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  • Walker talks future to faculty 31.28 (1983)
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  • News Briefs 31.28 (1983)
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  • Project Excel 31.28 (1983)
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  • Interviews for interim pres. 31.28 (1983)
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  • Commencement 1983 31.28 (1983)
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  • Torches of the Past 31.28 (1983)
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  • The New Bedford Poetry Society, not for poets only 31.28 (1983)
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  • Orientation invasion 31.28 (1983)
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  • New pres., new dean, but no cash for state student 32.28 (1983)
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  • Employee convicted in health office theft 32.28 (1983)
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  • News Briefs 32.28 (1983)
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  • State student group halted at SMU 32.28 (1983)
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  • New DCS head plans for division future 32.28 (1983)
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  • Affirmative Action: an appraisal 32.28 (1983)
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  • Racism charged in DCS appointment 32.28 (1983)
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  • Interviews evoke presidential criteria 32.28 (1983)
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  • A musical dream come true in SEMPOP 32.28 (1983)
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  • A movie to see without 'mother' 32.28 (1983)
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  • Trading Places' a successful switch 32.28 (1983)
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  • Torches of the past 32.28 (1983)
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  • The fight for SMU 32.28 (1983)
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  • Wild plans for SMU's future 33.28 (1983)
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  • Student charged with embezzlement of student fees 33.28 (1983)
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  • Compromise budget on governor's desk 33.28 (1983)
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  • News Briefs 33.28 (1983)
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  • Trustees reverse decision 33.28 (1983)
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  • DCS student leader wants day/night labels abolishe 33.28 (1983)
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  • Construction resumes 33.28 (1983)
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  • Discourses 33.28 (1983)
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  • SMU observatory shapes up 33.28 (1983)
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  • Torches of the past 33.28 (1983)
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  • SMUTCo comedy an enjoyable event 33.28 (1983)
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  • On the road to High Port 33.28 (1983)
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  • "Twilight Zone" . . .a new dimension 33.28 (1983)
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  • But it's only a "game" 33.28 (1983)
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  • History repeats itself . . . .? 34.28 (1983)
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  • Computer services expand 34.28 (1983)
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  • DCS woes continue 34.28 (1983)
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  • News Briefs 34.28 (1983)
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  • DCS student government moves ahead at assembly 34.28 (1983)
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  • Mixed reactions to USM embezzlement case 34.28 (1983)
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  • New minority on Search Committee 34.28 (1983)
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  • Project Excel helps bridge the gap 34.28 (1983)
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  • Violent Femmes unpretentious, unaffected 34.28 (1983)
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  • SMUTCo "pulls together" 34.28 (1983)
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  • On the road to High Port 34.28 (1983)
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  • Bowie Burns in Hartford 34.28 (1983)
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  • Kalidow awarded fellowship 34.28 (1983)
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  • Pres. resigns, Wild named 1-year replacement 1.29 (1983)
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  • Wild plans for SMU 1.29 (1983)
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  • $12,000 stolen from student fees 1.29 (1983)
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  • An interview with J.Passos 1.29 (1983)
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  • News Briefs 1.29 (1983)
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  • WUSM speaks out 1.29 (1983)
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  • Computer expansion 1.29 (1983)
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  • Extrapolations 1.29 (1983)
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  • The longer the stay, the better the pay 1.29 (1983)
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  • New state student group 1.29 (1983)
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  • Home for telescope 1.29 (1983)
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  • Search and screen for new president 1.29 (1983)
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  • Book return policy 1.29 (1983)
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  • Campus Advertising 1.29 (1983)
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  • Orientation Registration Advisement? 1.29 (1983)
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  • Bridge construction continues 1.29 (1983)
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  • Fashion: "Punk" Summer '83 1.29 (1983)
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  • Congratulations' to summer SMUTCo 1.29 (1983)
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  • A dream fulfilled 1.29 (1983)
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  • "Different Seasons" 1.29 (1983)
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  • Graduation Day Class of '83 1.29 (1983)
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  • Walker Testimonial Dinner 1.29 (1983)
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  • National tuition hits record high 2.29 (1983)
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  • Police to set up road block 2.29 (1983)
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  • Budget problems 2.29 (1983)
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  • New developments in the job market 2.29 (1983)
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  • News Briefs 2.29 (1983)
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  • Trustees approve 5-year plan 2.29 (1983)
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  • New President of CSSG 2.29 (1983)
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  • Employee convicted in health office theft 2.29 (1983)
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  • Extrapolations 2.29 (1983)
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  • Letters 2.29 (1983)
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  • New Energy in the Psychology Association 2.29 (1983)
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  • Coping with pick-pockets and purse snatchers 2.29 (1983)
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  • A time remembered . . . 2.29 (1983)
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  • Maggi Peirce on the Eisteddfod 2.29 (1983)
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  • Three Hands Feel Out the Rat 2.29 (1983)
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  • Clan of the Cave Bear 2.29 (1983)
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  • Fall teams preparing for season openers 2.29 (1983)
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  • Last spring's women's track round-up 2.29 (1983)
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  • Young field hockey team opens this Tues. 2.29 (1983)
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  • Two-day blackout seizes SMU 3.29 (1983)
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  • Lightning blamed 3.29 (1983)
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  • Dire dorm darkness 3.29 (1983)
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  • News Briefs 3.29 (1983)
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  • Extrapolations 3.29 (1983)
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  • Inconveniences that arose from the power outage 3.29 (1983)
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  • "La Cage aux Folles"- a play about people 3.29 (1983)
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  • "For Colored Girls" and the BSU 3.29 (1983)
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  • Big in any country 3.29 (1983)
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  • "Native Tongue" just can't be licked 3.29 (1983)
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  • Men's soccer team looks strong for home opener tom 3.29 (1983)
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  • Women's volleyball team opens tomorrow at Bates' I 3.29 (1983)
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  • Twelve runners vie for seven men's positions 3.29 (1983)
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  • Depth is a big plus for women's tennis squad 3.29 (1983)
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  • Women runners must compensate for Carnes' ineligib 3.29 (1983)
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  • Senate mishandling student fees 4.29 (1983)
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  • Voter registration drive 4.29 (1983)
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  • Torch wins national award 4.29 (1983)
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  • News Briefs 4.29 (1983)
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  • Chuck Hatch and the BOG 4.29 (1983)
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  • Our money in their "capable" hands: a case of misr 4.29 (1983)
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  • Extrapolations 4.29 (1983)
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  • Senate Finance Committee budget proposal for stude 4.29 (1983)
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  • Public Interest Research Group 4.29 (1983)
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  • JLD at work 4.29 (1983)
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  • Editor/College president to speak on education cri 4.29 (1983)
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  • Sing a black girl's song . . .' 4.29 (1983)
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  • New Ideas for the BSU 4.29 (1983)
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  • Eisteddfod lives on . . . 4.29 (1983)
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  • New York Times Best Sellers List 4.29 (1983)
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  • Howard's Work of Art 4.29 (1983)
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  • Eulogy for Yaz 4.29 (1983)
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  • "Confusion" runs up charts 4.29 (1983)
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  • Mr. Mom'-- the ultimate re-run? 4.29 (1983)
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  • Women runners take Stonehill Invitationals 4.29 (1983)
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  • Corsair booters ripped 4-1 4.29 (1983)
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  • Volleyball ousted in three straight 4.29 (1983)
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  • Bruce Wheeler resigns as basketball coach 4.29 (1983)
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  • Men's x-country nipped 30-26 4.29 (1983)
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  • Peter Perry wins Tournament-heads Karate Club 4.29 (1983)
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  • Field hockey winless after three games 4.29 (1983)
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  • Senate debates allocations 5.29 (1983)
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  • Voter drive makes record 5.29 (1983)
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  • News Briefs 5.29 (1983)
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  • Carving out our own tomorrow 5.29 (1983)
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  • Letters to the Editor 5.29 (1983)
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  • Blackout problems resurface 5.29 (1983)
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  • Summer leaves blood supply critically low 5.29 (1983)
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  • Eisteddfod Folk Festival 5.29 (1983)
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  • New dean wants to produce "thinkers" 5.29 (1983)
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  • Ashtrays A short Story 5.29 (1983)
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  • Review: 'Siren' sings 5.29 (1983)
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  • Dulcimer Magic 5.29 (1983)
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  • Established artist displays work at SMU 5.29 (1983)
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  • Women Harriers still untested 5.29 (1983)
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  • . . .SMU men didn't fare as well 5.29 (1983)
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  • Field hockey unable to break streak 5.29 (1983)
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  • Volleyball ups record to 2-1 5.29 (1983)
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  • Tennis team opens with 2-1 week 5.29 (1983)
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  • Health Office 5.29 (1983)
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  • Rape 5.29 (1983)
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  • Tutoring service cuts leave students behind 7.29 (1983)
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  • Students get less than they pay for 7.29 (1983)
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  • News Briefs 7.29 (1983)
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  • Welcome Back to SMU 7.29 (1983)
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  • Student places 2nd in local mayoral race 7.29 (1983)
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  • Editorial 7.29 (1983)
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  • Social Programs; not the only budget abusers 7.29 (1983)
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  • Letters to the Editor 7.29 (1983)
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  • "Umoja" comes to SMU 7.29 (1983)
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  • Outing Club plans 'active' year 7.29 (1983)
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  • Pirg begins fight to halt acid rain 7.29 (1983)
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  • tutoring 7.29 (1983)
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  • Governor declares drunk driving crackdown 7.29 (1983)
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  • Renowned artist preserves tradition 7.29 (1983)
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  • Review: 'Temper' An emotional burst 7.29 (1983)
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  • The Big Chill' arrives - with pretentions 7.29 (1983)
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  • Poetry Corner 7.29 (1983)
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  • SMU women make national poll 7.29 (1983)
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  • Men salvage 7th 7.29 (1983)
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  • Soccer chalks up 3 in a row 7.29 (1983)
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  • Volleyball on a tear, no 7-6 7.29 (1983)
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  • Only 4 games remaining for tennis team 7.29 (1983)
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  • Field hockey turning things around 7.29 (1983)
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  • Bill to raise drinking age defeated 27-7 9.29 (1983)
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  • No money, no lights 9.29 (1983)
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  • Cracks in Escort Service 9.29 (1983)
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  • News Briefs 9.29 (1983)
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  • Students hear Dukakis 9.29 (1983)
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  • Black Student Union critical of administration 9.29 (1983)
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  • Extrapolations 9.29 (1983)
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  • Campus Police Sergeant called negligent 9.29 (1983)
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  • Re-forming our bonds 9.29 (1983)
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  • Consumer Utility Board fights for you 9.29 (1983)
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  • Reis is God 9.29 (1983)
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  • Atomic Vets radiate neglect 9.29 (1983)
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  • New registration policy evokes criticism 9.29 (1983)
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  • Trustees table regents' policy to raise admission 9.29 (1983)
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  • Castle Rock returns 9.29 (1983)
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  • Field Hockey ends on a successful note 9.29 (1983)
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  • Sullivan has best SMU finish in 4 years 9.29 (1983)
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  • Volleyball team has losing week . . .but not disco 9.29 (1983)
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  • Assaults on Campus Police increase 10.29 (1983)
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  • Small Business Institute Challenges Students 10.29 (1983)
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  • Discrimination charges filed against SMU 10.29 (1983)
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  • Torchure': help us do it right 10.29 (1983)
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  • Nuclear power, good or bad 10.29 (1983)
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  • A Case for Invasion of Grenada 10.29 (1983)
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  • Letters to the Editor 10.29 (1983)
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  • Human Rights Coalition proposes board 10.29 (1983)
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  • Luso-American club membership declines 10.29 (1983)
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  • Costumes, Concerts and a . ..Christmas Tree? 10.29 (1983)
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  • Students take stage at Coffeehouse 10.29 (1983)
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  • Rat Review: Dorothy and Friends 'Dish' it Out 10.29 (1983)
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  • Poetry Corner 10.29 (1983)
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  • SMU hosts premier event to the Nationals 10.29 (1983)
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  • Women's cross country places ninth at NE's 10.29 (1983)
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  • Soccer playoff hopes dashed by Lowell 10.29 (1983)
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  • Volleyball selected for state tourney 10.29 (1983)
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  • Tennis finishes at 7-6 10.29 (1983)
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  • A day of recognition 11.29 (1983)
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  • Speaker: 'Great power and great insecurity equals 11.29 (1983)
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  • Office switch tightens Pirg operations 11.29 (1983)
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  • Marines protect democracy 11.29 (1983)
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  • Western democracies first 11.29 (1983)
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  • Botanical Garden-a Blossoming Project 11.29 (1983)
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  • Gov. to use campus for conferences 11.29 (1983)
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  • Crime Prevention Bulletin 11.29 (1983)
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  • SMUTCO's "The Petrified Forest": Enjoyable, despit 11.29 (1983)
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  • The Great American Smokeout 11.29 (1983)
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  • Interview with Ross LaBaugh: The British education 11.29 (1983)
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  • Rat Review: Dogmatics: Nobody's "Bow Wow Wow" 11.29 (1983)
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  • Winter sport's season is upon us again 11.29 (1983)
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  • Volleyballers 4'th in state tourney 11.29 (1983)
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  • 83 Corsair booters typical. . .frustrated 11.29 (1983)
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  • Crusade for SMU harassment policy 12.29 (1983)
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  • No concert this semester? 12.29 (1983)
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  • Counsel moves to increase crime victim compensatio 12.29 (1983)
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  • The day after 'The Day After': turning our reactio 12.29 (1983)
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  • Gov. and Cabinet discuss development plan 12.29 (1983)
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  • Russ Burgess knocks 'em out! 12.29 (1983)
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  • Movie Review: 'Liquid Sky'-a film, not a movie 12.29 (1983)
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  • Fashionation' less than fascinating 12.29 (1983)
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  • Nationals elude women by 3 points 12.29 (1983)
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  • Men harriers end 11 year streak 12.29 (1983)
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  • Women's basketball team opens next week 12.29 (1983)
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  • Men's hoop: young and inexperienced 12.29 (1983)
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  • Men swimmers return six vets 12.29 (1983)
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  • Women swimmers have experience 12.29 (1983)
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  • Icemen host N.H.C. tomorrow night 12.29 (1983)
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  • Men fencers have tough act to follow 12.29 (1983)
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  • A 'new' women's fencing team 12.29 (1983)
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  • So who's handicapped? 13.29 (1983)
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  • "Hoax" empties Group 1 13.29 (1983)
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  • The most neglected crime on campus 13.29 (1983)
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  • Dukakis, SMU and the Golden Connection: The "real" 13.29 (1983)
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  • Did you hear the one about the travelling salesman 13.29 (1983)
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  • Letters to the Editor 13.29 (1983)
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  • Presidential interviews begin in January 13.29 (1983)
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  • Job market for engineers has shrunk 13.29 (1983)
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  • New area pastor befriends SMU 13.29 (1983)
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  • Robbery victims judge police action weak 13.29 (1983)
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  • Foreign enrollment levels off but not at SMU 13.29 (1983)
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  • The Stompers: American Fun 13.29 (1983)
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  • Movie Review: A charming 'Christmas Story' 13.29 (1983)
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  • Fiction: A subtle invasion 13.29 (1983)
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  • Cardinal speaks 13.29 (1983)
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  • Poetry Corner 13.29 (1983)
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  • SMU honored with All American runners 13.29 (1983)
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  • SMU places 2'nd at Batterman Relays 13.29 (1983)
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  • Foilers shine in men's fencing defeat 13.29 (1983)
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  • Netwomen rout Elms in opener 13.29 (1983)
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  • Novice fencing team loses to Holy Cross 13.29 (1983)
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  • Skaters sweep 3 games 13.29 (1983)
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  • Men hoopsters win 2 of first 3 13.29 (1983)
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  • Stray Cats will strut to SMU 14.29 (1983)
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  • Yearbooks on their way at last 14.29 (1983)
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  • Board of Governors allocates $2,000 for office "ap 14.29 (1983)
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  • Senior Citizens "hop and bop" at Xmas party 14.29 (1983)
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  • Looks like curtains for the Board of Governors 14.29 (1983)
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  • Extrapolations 14.29 (1983)
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  • Letters to the Editor 14.29 (1983)
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  • Dean Desmarais plans for DCS future 14.29 (1983)
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  • Policy enforcement at Rat 14.29 (1983)
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  • Cabbage patch madness 14.29 (1983)
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  • Record Review: Nina gets funked on 'Fearless' 14.29 (1983)
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  • Wild Duck' works well at Trinity 14.29 (1983)
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  • Positions opening in all areas of the Torch 14.29 (1983)
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  • Is Jerry Garcia's overindulgence waning? 14.29 (1983)
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  • Rat Review Christmas and Salem 66 14.29 (1983)
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  • Christmas spirit at Trinity and Zeiterion 14.29 (1983)
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  • Poetry Corner 14.29 (1983)
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  • Prof. Richard Hogan . . .profile of an ultramarath 14.29 (1983)
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  • Netwomen romp in second straight 14.29 (1983)
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  • Hockey drops to 3-2 14.29 (1983)
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  • Men hoopsters improve to 4-2 14.29 (1983)
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  • SMU swim teams lose against Northeastern 14.29 (1983)
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  • Karate Club 14.29 (1983)
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  • Crime Prevention Unit 14.29 (1983)
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  • A Christmas crime: 14.29 (1983)
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  • Right Back Where He started From, University, Southeastern Massachusetts 1(June-September).5 (1983)
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  • Sunshine, Pageantry mark Dr. Wild's Inauguration, University, Southeastern Massachusetts 2( October -December).5 (1983)
    • 1982
  • Eisteddfod loses $822 in office theft 5.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • New Look, new ideas for the Torch, A 5.28 (1982)
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  • YMCA Road Race and “Fun Run” 5.28 (1982)
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  • Feeling ripped off? 5.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Restaurant Management seminars 5.28 (1982)
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  • Teach-in on Lebanon 5.28 (1982)
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  • $7,000 grant from Acushnet Foundation 5.28 (1982)
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  • NSA aptitude test 5.28 (1982)
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  • Nuclear freeze conference 5.28 (1982)
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  • New Bedford: 1895-1920 5.28 (1982)
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  • Architecture in Rhode Island 5.28 (1982)
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  • Register to vote!! Last chance! 5.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Lighting workshop 5.28 (1982)
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  • Walker sees bright future for SMU 5.28 (1982)
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  • A-Bomb scientist speaks on dangers 5.28 (1982)
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  • Convocation next week 5.28 (1982)
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  • Eisteddfod takes loss 5.28 (1982)
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  • Don’t buy our votes 5.28 (1982)
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  • Extra art courses 5.28 (1982)
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  • Money for scientific researchers 5.28 (1982)
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  • Architecture courses at Harvard 5.28 (1982)
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  • Westport students can register too 5.28 (1982)
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  • Disabled Citizens’ Coalition Meeting 5.28 (1982)
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  • Program Council seeks cooperation 5.28 (1982)
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  • Foods Committee wants feedback 5.28 (1982)
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  • Jr. Class asks for 100% 5.28 (1982)
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  • Walker-Dukakis friendship questioned 5.28 (1982)
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  • Support 504 5.28 (1982)
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  • Student Senate candidate 5.28 (1982)
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  • Human Rights Coalition sets goals 5.28 (1982)
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  • Special Olympics needs volunteers 5.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Voices from the campanile 5.28 (1982)
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  • Should State fund private schools? 5.28 (1982)
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  • Student Senate supports Special Olympics 5.28 (1982)
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  • Board of Governors dismiss night supervisor 5.28 (1982)
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  • Police plan to continue use of The Source 5.28 (1982)
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  • Drinking and driving: two Torch staffers take the 5.28 (1982)
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  • Safety Watch 5.28 (1982)
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  • Library News 5.28 (1982)
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  • Action: Women 5.28 (1982)
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  • Vets to sponsor Special Olympics 5.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Crime Watch: Protect your child 5.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • WUSM North Dartmouth 5.28 (1982)
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  • MASS PIRG’s fight for the Bottle Bill 5.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Students receive scholarship 5.28 (1982)
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  • Changes and guidelines to this year’s Temper 5.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Eisteddfod; smaller, yet equally exhilarating 5.28 (1982)
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  • All That Jazz Good, hot music 5.28 (1982)
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  • Crockett, a good time bar band 5.28 (1982)
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  • Romeo Void; Dark images to dance to 5.28 (1982)
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  • Springsteen’s basement album raw, live quality 5.28 (1982)
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  • Cosgrove shatters old record 5.28 (1982)
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  • Jay vee team follows varsity example 5.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Corsair women nipped by Scots 5.28 (1982)
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  • Women’s X-country victorious 5.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • This week’s Torch Player of the Week: Bob Cosgrove 5.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • 1983 Cheerleading Squad chosen 5.28 (1982)
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  • Women’s Tennis 5.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Women’s Volleyball 5.28 (1982)
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  • Corsair Booters fall to Holy Cross, now 1-2 5.28 (1982)
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  • Turnout for General Education Convocation poor 7.28 (1982)
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  • Bill for aid on hold 7.28 (1982)
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  • Computers and the handicapped 7.28 (1982)
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  • Pianist to give recital 7.28 (1982)
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  • Poetry reading 7.28 (1982)
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  • Library use in the field 7.28 (1982)
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  • Order bird seed now! 7.28 (1982)
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  • Fiber art and metal sculpture 7.28 (1982)
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  • Field walk: grasses and wildflowers 7.28 (1982)
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  • Japanese floral arrangement 7.28 (1982)
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  • Computer workshops 7.28 (1982)
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  • Word processing workshops 7.28 (1982)
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  • Dartmouth Libraries’ book sale 7.28 (1982)
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  • New scholarships available 7.28 (1982)
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  • SACHEM lecture: women’s work 7.28 (1982)
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  • Seminar on guardianship 7.28 (1982)
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  • Canadian poet to speak 7.28 (1982)
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  • Sunset Room sales off, Rat doing o.k. 7.28 (1982)
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  • Convocation sets stage for computer fluency progra 7.28 (1982)
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  • Extrapolations 7.28 (1982)
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  • Letters to the Editor 7.28 (1982)
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  • Clash Concert a success 7.28 (1982)
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  • Heckler’s schemes “hairbrained” 7.28 (1982)
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  • SAP Introductory Night 7.28 (1982)
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  • Reagan reverting to McCarthyism? 7.28 (1982)
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  • Clash ignore home politics 7.28 (1982)
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  • Commuters not the “bad guys” 7.28 (1982)
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  • McKearney weakens force? 7.28 (1982)
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  • Stern makes suggestions to USCIP 7.28 (1982)
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  • Torch headline gave wrong impression 7.28 (1982)
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  • Should voters first approve hazardous waste signs? 7.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Disabled Students Coalition fights cutbacks 7.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • SMU-UMass Coalitions plan demonstration 7.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Big Brothers helped by Torch 7.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Conway says students must “work hard” 7.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • BOG grants office requests 7.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • New Student Senate seats unfilled due to election 7.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Voices from the campanile 7.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Turnout disappointing 7.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Margaret: Portrait of a bilingual student 7.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Mass save energy audits 7.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • New and improved Alumni Weekend 7.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Crime Watch 7.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Nia: Purpose 7.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • WUSM: North Dartmouth 7.28 (1982)
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  • Action: Women 7.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Baha ’is and SMU 7.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • From reggae to the Brady Bunch—fun music at the Co 7.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Bob Colson Band; Real rhythm and blues 7.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Santana back in their original groove with Shango 7.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • “My Favorite Year”; Comedy that works well 7.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Women’s Cross Country Team still fully untested 7.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • X-Country Men finish 5th 7.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • S.M.U. Campus Line 7.28 (1982)
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  • SMU Booters have undefeated week 7.28 (1982)
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  • Women’s Tennis qualify for M.A.I.A.W. 7.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • This week’s Torch Player of the Week: Mike Long 7.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Volleyball Team 7th in New England 7.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Field Hockey wins and tries 7.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Intramural Update 7.28 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Basketball 7.28 (1982)
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  • Meetings and Madness 7.28 (1982)
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  • Chief McKearney answers IPM complaints 8.27 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Regents recommend $21m for SMU 8.27 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Is your average below 2.5? 8.27 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Essay scholarship contest 8.27 (1982)
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  • Computers in the classroom 8.27 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Fulbright grants 8.27 (1982)
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  • It’s not too late! 8.27 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Outstanding senior, An 8.27 (1982)
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  • Advanced calligraphy class 8.27 (1982)
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  • Oriental cooking 8.27 (1982)
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  • Guitar lessons 8.27 (1982)
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  • Pumpkin facelifts; field walk 8.27 (1982)
    • 1982
  • Library Associates’ tea social 8.27 (1982)
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  • Therapists’ workshop 8.27 (1982)
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  • Work-study students! 8.27 (1982)
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  • “The Belle of Amherst” 8.27 (1982)
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  • Registration blues: kiss ‘em goodbye 8.27 (1982)
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  • Battle over bottle bill 8.27 (1982)
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  • New Torch feature, A 8.27 (1982)
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  • Nuclear freeze referendum 8.27 (1982)
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  • Who sponsored Barney Frank? 8.27 (1982)
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  • Congressman Studds to speak at SMU 8.27 (1982)
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  • “Save 504” demonstration 8.27 (1982)
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  • Give English a chance 8.27 (1982)
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  • Education question, The 8.27 (1982)
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  • Class of 84’ extends thanks 8.27 (1982)
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  • “Nuclear Freeze Week” events 8.27 (1982)
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  • Hockey players victims of “Source” misuse? 8.27 (1982)
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  • Frank grateful for enthusiastic response 8.27 (1982)
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  • 504 is “Life” 8.27 (1982)
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  • USCIP article draws criticism 8.27 (1982)
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  • Frank ranks Heckler 8.27 (1982)
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  • “Pure” candidate for governor, A 8.27 (1982)
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  • Kerry pushes education for Dukakis 8.27 (1982)
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  • Senate looks at itself, dorm food plan 8.27 (1982)
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  • BOG elects new members at meeting 8.27 (1982)
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  • Weekend roadblock policy 8.27 (1982)
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  • Nuke talk Nov. 1 8.27 (1982)
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  • Phi Beta Chi book still missing 8.27 (1982)