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State University of Iowa Code for Coeds, 1956-1962
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Radio and Television The University radio station, WSUI, is staffed chiefly by students. If you are interested in any phase of radio work, acting, programming, writing, or broadcasting, be sure to attend the organizational meeting of WSUI, or contact the station's program director about the opportunities open to you. You don't have to be majoring in radio to become a staff member. Currier Hall also has its own radio station, WVOC, which broadcasts each evening. Theatre and Speech [hand drawing of girl] Our nationally famous University Theatre presents six plays during the school year, and three during the summer. If you are interested in dramatics, you'll have plenty of chances to try out for parts in these productions. If your interest in the stage is that of a spectator, you'll be glad to know that your University identification card entitles you to a free reserved seat at each of the plays. Membership in the University Forensics Association gives you an opportunity to take part in discussions or to do extemporaneous speaking. The Student's Speakers Bureau sponsors several noted speakers during the year. There are several oratorical contests. One of the highlights of speech activities is the international debate. The Forensics Association also sponsors a weekly radio program over WSUI, Student Forum of the Air. Journalism SUI publications present fine opportunities to those of you who enjoy such work outside of your own field as well as you who are majoring in journalism. Staffed wholly by students, The Daily Iowan is the morning newspaper for both the University and Iowa City. Its offices are located on the second floor of the modern Communications Center, if you are interested in helping out on either the business or editorial side. Each student automatically receives a copy of the "DI" every morning. 20
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Radio and Television The University radio station, WSUI, is staffed chiefly by students. If you are interested in any phase of radio work, acting, programming, writing, or broadcasting, be sure to attend the organizational meeting of WSUI, or contact the station's program director about the opportunities open to you. You don't have to be majoring in radio to become a staff member. Currier Hall also has its own radio station, WVOC, which broadcasts each evening. Theatre and Speech [hand drawing of girl] Our nationally famous University Theatre presents six plays during the school year, and three during the summer. If you are interested in dramatics, you'll have plenty of chances to try out for parts in these productions. If your interest in the stage is that of a spectator, you'll be glad to know that your University identification card entitles you to a free reserved seat at each of the plays. Membership in the University Forensics Association gives you an opportunity to take part in discussions or to do extemporaneous speaking. The Student's Speakers Bureau sponsors several noted speakers during the year. There are several oratorical contests. One of the highlights of speech activities is the international debate. The Forensics Association also sponsors a weekly radio program over WSUI, Student Forum of the Air. Journalism SUI publications present fine opportunities to those of you who enjoy such work outside of your own field as well as you who are majoring in journalism. Staffed wholly by students, The Daily Iowan is the morning newspaper for both the University and Iowa City. Its offices are located on the second floor of the modern Communications Center, if you are interested in helping out on either the business or editorial side. Each student automatically receives a copy of the "DI" every morning. 20
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