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The Cavalier daily
Tuesday, March 27, 1973

 
THE CAVALIER DAILY
 
Communists To Free All POW's This Week
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Shannon Approves Space For Religious Activities
 
No Discrimination
 
Need For Action
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Candidates Debate Honor System To Clarify Positions Before Runoff
 
'Back To The Issues'
 
Spirit Defeated
 
'More Active Role'
 
Republican Charges Top Aides With Knowledge Of Sabotage
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Council Clarifies Tally Leak
 
Deese Speech
 
Caps And Gowns
 
Elzinga Speaks
 
Board Meeting
 
Committee Positions
 
Music Award
 
Forces Tighten At Wounded Knee; Militant Indian March Fails
 
[figure]
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Details For Summer Session Completed; Pre- Registration To Begin In Early May
 
Registration Packets
 
Degree Applicants
 
Nine-Week Session
 
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Roller Derby: 'Necks,' Violence And Flying Ice
 
A Starting Shot
 
Trust The Inevitable Evil Spirit Theory
 
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College Election To Determine Education Or Adjustment
 
Projecting The Honor System To Students
 
The Spirit Of Our Honor System
 
Understanding Of Students
 
Honor System : Stagnation Or Viability?
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Increased Security Manpower Needed To Patrol Grounds, A 'Nightmarish Hell'
 
[letter]
 
New Members
 
'Root Of Evil'
 
Believer
 
Squish
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Films For The Week
 
TONIGHT
 
Through Tomorrow
 
WEDNESDAY
 
THURSDAY
 
FRIDAY
 
Platter Picks
 
Illusionary Hope
 
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Goldwater Attacks Newsmen Shield
 
Boyle Accused Of Yablonski Killings
 
WTJU Honor Election Debate
 
POW Deadlock Broken
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Tenacious Bugger Of A Paper Wad
 
[letter]
 
Surviving The Bomb
 
Tammany Hall
 
'Trouble Shooter'
 
Race Important?
 
Abortion Amendment Proposed
 
Watergate Defendants
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News-In-Brief
 
Dirty Pictures
 
Elections
 
Operetta Auditions
 
Honor Is Fragile
 
Cavs Climb To Second In Lacrosse Poll
 
Lax Power
 
USILA Poll
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Linksters Outswing W&M, Richmond
 
Veteran Mozur Goes Unbeaten
 
Holcomb Also Excels
 
Golfers Prepare For Tourneys
 
Sports Today
 
Allocation Appeals
 
Nixon Still Backs Gray
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Classifieds
 
FOR RENT
 
AUTOMOTIVE SALES
 
WANTED
 
MUSICAL EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
 
LOST & FOUND
 
CLASSIFIED MISCELLANEOUS
 
DEADLINE
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University Notices
 
TODAY
 
WEDNESDAY

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Holcomb Also Excels

Another standout for the
linksters was first-year man
Whit Holcomb. The rookie also
handled his opponents easily,
defeating them 2½-½.

Two other linksters, Mike
Balvage and Bill Hickson won
their matches 2-1.

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