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Noehren Hall rises to five stories and has a walkway to Hagemann. A portrait of Mr. Noehren hangs in the main lounge of the hall. Mrs. Alfred Noehren greets guests in the reception line. Newest Residence Hall Is Dedicated Noehren Hall, the completing unit of the Regents Complex and the first co-cducational residence hall on the university campus, was dedicated on October 1, in honor of the late Mr. Alfred W. Noehren. Mrs. Noehren was present for the dedication. A reception and open house followed the dedication program which was attend- ed by university and community members. A native of Fostoria, Iowa, Mr. Noehren was president of the Board of Regents from 1963 to 1965. Noehren Hall, the only UNI residence hall with carpeting throughout the hall- ways, housed 518 men and women students this year. A bridge lounge connects Noehren to Hagemann Hall. 27
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Involvement and Relevancy Are Urged The 1967-68 academic year officially opened with the Matriculation Convocation which began with the faculty processional. Delivering the main address. President J. W. Maucker referred to the world situation saying, “The general times we live in are even more uncertain than usual today.” He stressed that as a university com- munity we should strive for relevancy in studying and teaching and encourage responsible discussion and crit- icism of current policies and problems. He urged UNI students to “work, see, strive and probe ... as a student, you have a right to relevance, provided you do your part.” Leonard Keefe, chairman of the Faculty Senate, and Bruce Upchurch, president of the Student Senate, also spoke on the upcoming year. Upchurch answered the question of how to face the problems that exist on campus. He stated, “A tool is found within the structure of the student government from the Houses, Men's Union, AWS on up to the Student Senate. This tool provides us with a link to the administration.” Presidents Maucker and Upchurch join in the walk to the Convocation. The student body rises for the processional of the faculty dressed in traditional robes and tassels. Y
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.•I mob norms Campbell Hall during one of the unsuccessful pan ty raids.
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