Kirkwood Community College - Aquilus Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

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Culver stresses the importance of the voting age being lowered 69

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Kirkwood Special Events Program Provides Diverse I Activities for Students Mrs. Weaton introduces members of the Women's Liberation Front from Iowa City. These women stated their claims to equal rights. From dancing to discussions KCC's winter special events program audiences saw mem- bers of the Women's Libera- tion Front, Culver defending the 18 year old vote as being the only way and vibrating bands provided by Student Congress. LEFT drummer joel Rogers of the prefer red stock. ABOVE Women's Liberation Front speaker specifies rights of women.

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Untriecl Eagles Overcome Odds put. TOP: Benched Eagles keep a watchful eye on fellow team members. BOTTOM: Tom Carolyn surveys opponents' defense. Holbrook's old men as the Eagle's team is affectionately called began the season with hard-hitting action, surprising most critics of the team. The team, under the direction of Coach Richard Koolbeck, won a number of their games. The untried Eagles overcame odds and showed their fighting and winning power.