University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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$00 mVODUI 11 12 16 20 31 December Elvin Bishop and Wet Willie stomp out some Southern boogie. Senator Harry Wiggins1D-K.C.1files Senate Bill 584 to provide for a student on the Board of Curators and Regents around the state. SA Coffeehouse presents Steve Askins and Cilla Shaw. Show-Me Trip to Kansas City Plaza to see Christmas lights. Basketball Show-Me Classic. University Singers presents annual Christmas program at Jesse Auditorium. The U.S.S. Belknap collides with the U.S.S. John F. Kennedy jet aircraft resulting in mass rums. Fall semester classwork ends. Stop Day. Finals begin. President Ford and Betty visit China. No School. Washington1s Birthday. Missouri basketball team goes to Hawaii. They lose one and win one. .Parties everywhere; police out in full force. 21

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. . - -2 WFuWM2w-Wy' November Missouri loses to Nebraska, 30-7. 3 MSA protests ABC,s portrayal of UMC as a hparty schooF, during halftime of Missouri, Nebraska football game aired nationally. The entire clip was filmed in Harpds. 7 SA Coffeehouse presents Cooper and Dodge. 8 Missouri trounces Iowa State in football, 44-14. 10 Beginning of AWS Women,s Week. Judith Christ speaks in Jesse Auditorium. Broadway Play: 217762; 14 War Concert is held at Hearnes. 15 Oklahoma squeaks by Tigers with a Iast-minute, 7O yd. scoring run, 27-26. 17 The Housers, Classical and Flamenco guitarists perform at Jesse Auditorium. 18 Angola declares independence and breaks 500 year-old ties with Portugal. 20 Mark Lane speaks on 2Who Killed JFKT, Hundreds of students are turned away from a packed Middlebush Auditorium as IRHA sponsors a round of 2Midnight Movies . 22 Missouri loses to Kansas 42-24 and any chance of a bowl bid is gone. SA Coffeehouse holds Iocql talent show. 26 Thankgiving Recess begins 12:30 pm. 20

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J anuary CDO'ICJQ-Ii 22 Marathon football viewing on the tube. Aspen Ski Trip begins. Bomb blast hits La Guardia International Airport killing 11 and injuring 51. Eleven oil ministers kidnapped in Vienna. Chief of the CIA office in Athens, Greece is slain by three gunmen as he returns home from a party. Fighting flares up in Angola. Winter semester classwork begins. MSA President Carrie Francke addresses the State Senate concerning the University budget. Senator Larry Marshall speaks on Higher Education in Missouri: Viewpoint of a Legislator. IRHA gains a rule change allowing freshmen to live off-campus. MSA conducts week-Iong blood drive. t Chancellor schooling addresses the 250-member MSA Senate for the first time ever, and speaks on the Univeristy Budget. SA Coffeehouse presents Dave Caro and Bill Ritchie.