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University of Iowa Student Activities Bulletin, 1967-1970

1970-02-04 Human Relations Program Spring Semester Schedule Page 6

February 4, 1970  STUDENT ACTIVITIES BULLETIN  Page 6

Student Tax Refunds

These provisions apply regardless of the amount of your earnings. But, if you had wages of $600.00 or more, you no longer have a choice, you are required to file a federal income tax return.
When you prepare your return, be sure to use your permanent home address to assure receipt of the check in the event you graduate, transfer, or, for any reason, leave school prior to receiving your refund. If your home is in Iowa, mail your completed return to:

Internal Revenue Service Center
Midwest Region
Kansas City, Missouri 64170

Students residing in states other than Iowa should refer to their instruction book for the correct mailing address.
For further information, please contact Thomas O. Hayes, Public Information Officer, Telephone: 515 284-4542.

THE CHRISTUS HOUSE COMMUNITY

Forty-five students, half men and half women, .live in the five buildings of the Christus House Community on the corner of Church and North Dubuque Streets (about six blocks north of Old Capitol). A new Community is formed each year, and membership is open to students from all religious, racial, and cultural backgrounds. The purpose of the Community is to help each student to deepen and expand his understanding of the Christian faith and life, and the day-by-day community living presents a real opportunity for this.
   Most evenings during supper, students participate in "directed conversation," a brief, informal discussion held while coffee and dessert are served. Each student also participates in a study program involving about an hour and a half each week, and in worship about twice a week.
   Former University President Howard R. Bowen has said, "Christus House has achieved a uniques community life which is extraordinarily meaningful to the students involved and also to the entire University. It represents one of the answers to the impersonality of the large state university...The activities of Christus House radiate out to the entire community."
   Any student who is interested in living in the Christus House Community for a year can call or stop in the Christus House office - 338-7868.

IOWA TEAM TO COMPETE ON G-E COLLEGE BOWL

A team of four University of Iowa students has been selected to compete in the General Electric College Bowl, an NBC program to be televised on March 1.
   Young scholars from universities and colleges from across the country battle each week for prize money for their institutions. The quiz program is based on quick and accurate recall of facts.
   Students representing the university on the program will be Louis Katz of Davenport; Tony Stoik of Wheeling, Illinois; David Dolmon of Kankakee, Illinois; and David Miller of Wilmette, Illinois.

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February 4, 1970 STUDENT ACTIVITIES BULLETIN Page 6 Student Tax Refunds These provisions apply regardless of the amount of your earnings. But, if you had wages of $600.00 or more, you no longer have a choice, you are required to file a federal income tax return. When you prepare your return, be sure to use your permanent home address to assure receipt of the check in the event you graduate, transfer, or, for any reason, leave school prior to receiving your refund. If your home is in Iowa, mail your completed return to: Internal Revenue Service Center Midwest Region Kansas City, Missouri 64170 Students residing in states other than Iowa should refer to their instruction book for the correct mailing address. For further information, please contact Thomas O. Hayes, Public Information Officer, Telephone: 515 284-4542. THE CHRISTUS HOUSE COMMUNITY Forty-five students, half men and half women, .live in the five buildings of the Christus House Community on the corner of Church and North Dubuque Streets (about six blocks north of Old Capitol). A new Community is formed each year, and membership is open to students from all religious, racial, and cultural backgrounds. The purpose of the Community is to help each student to deepen and expand his understanding of the Christian faith and life, and the day-by-day community living presents a real opportunity for this. Most evenings during supper, students participate in "directed conversation," a brief, informal discussion held while coffee and dessert are served. Each student also participates in a study program involving about an hour and a half each week, and in worship about twice a week. Former University President Howard R. Bowen has said, "Christus House has achieved a uniques community life which is extraordinarily meaningful to the students involved and also to the entire University. It represents one of the answers to the impersonality of the large state university...The activities of Christus House radiate out to the entire community." Any student who is interested in living in the Christus House Community for a year can call or stop in the Christus House office - 338-7868. IOWA TEAM TO COMPETE ON G-E COLLEGE BOWL A team of four University of Iowa students has been selected to compete in the General Electric College Bowl, an NBC program to be televised on March 1. Young scholars from universities and colleges from across the country battle each week for prize money for their institutions. The quiz program is based on quick and accurate recall of facts. Students representing the university on the program will be Louis Katz of Davenport; Tony Stoik of Wheeling, Illinois; David Dolmon of Kankakee, Illinois; and David Miller of Wilmette, Illinois.