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  Knight Life: January 1970

  St. Norbert College

  Knight Life is the precursor St. Norbert College Magazine. This is its eighth issue.

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  Knight Life: May 1969

  St. Norbert College

  This is a brief description of some of the main points of the edition.

  • An article on SNC's third president, Dr. Robert E. Christin. that includes a short bio and a discussion on how he is the first president not affiliated with the church.
  • An extended article on trustees, presidents, faculty, and students and how they interact and work together.
  • An article on the college seeking $11.7 million for a fund drive as well as a list of how it will be spent.
  • A changing in Bachelor degree requirements that includes an increase in the number of required courses.
  • An article on how the SNC ROTC program was changing from mandatory to voluntary.

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  Knight Life: February 1969

  St. Norbert College

  Knight Life is the precursor to the St. Norbert College Magazine. This is its sixth issue.

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  Knight Life: October 1968

  St. Norbert College

  This is a brief description of some of the main points of the edition.

  • The creation of the bylaws for the newly created Board of Trustees.
  • Their highest recorded budget of $4,312,063 was set thanks to the investment in the M. Conway Memorial Library.
  • "Look, See, Hear" donation drive that featured reference books, a tape recorder, and the new language library.
  • The record enrollment in '68-'69 of 517 freshmen, totaling 950 men and 789 women for the academic year.
  • The inclusion of the full St. Norbert College Alumni Association Constitution.

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  Knight Life: June 1968

  St. Norbert College

  This is a brief description of some of the main points of the edition.

  • The awarding of four honorary degrees at the 1968 Commencement. Both D. M. Burke and Vince Lombardi were recipients.
  • Fr. Burke becomes the Chancellor of SNC after stepping down as president. It provides a short biography on his life.
  • Professors Neil J. Webb and Thomas F. Grib's publishing of a two-year experiment on student-led discussion groups.
  • A Special Report on the struggles that all private schools are experiencing in the country at that time.
  • Lt. Louis V. Distelzweig '64 and his completion of 318 flying combat missions.
  • An ad that appeared in TIME Magazine about Vince Lombardi's strong affiliation with the college.

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  Knight Life: February 1968

  St. Norbert College

  This is a brief description of some of the main points of the edition.

  • The actions of Lt. Charles L. Johnson '65 during the Vietnam war and the awards he received for them.
  • The dedication of the Dr. John R. Minahan Science Hall held on Oct. 29th.
  • The recipients of the 1968 Alma Mater Awards, Malevich '29 and Madden '42, and their vocational work and service in Christian life.
  • A paper written by Latin American history professor, Dr. Padden, on history as a “mode of inquiry into human behavior” instead of a “sterile and static accumulation of data.”
  • An article that appeared in the Green Bay Press-Gazette about SNC's taking on unique challenges aimed towards private schools.

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  Knight Life: September 1967

  St. Norbert College

  This is a brief description of some of the main points in this edition.

  • The volunteering of Dr. Thomas Beno '43 for a tour of duty treating civilians in Vietnam.
  • The commencement address delivered by Dr. Manning M. Pattillo on liberal arts colleges in American education.
  • The opening of the $2.8 million science building in the Fall of 1967.
  • The inclusion of a driving education simulator on campus and their use in WWII and the space program.
  • The account of pilot Lt. Cmdr. Meetrio Verich '55 and his crashing, evading, and rescue in enemy territory during the Vietnam War.

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  Knight Life: May 1967

  St. Norbert College

  This is a brief description of some of the main points of the edition.

  • The creation of a new residence hall that would be used exclusively by women until an addition was made to an already existing women's residence.
  • The administrative appointments of Dr. Neil J. Webb to vice president, Dr. Donald B. King as the new dean, and appointments to the new Board of Trustees.
  • A breakdown of the continually growing Annual Alumni Fund from the years 1960-1966. Also a list of the 1966 donors.
  • The $61,000 extension of a research grant for Dr. N. J. Flanigan who worked jointly with the U.S. Navy in research on aquatic mammals and their behavioral patterns.
  • The drafting of a former SNC star defensive tackle and heavyweight wrestler, Tim Houlton, to the Washington Redskins.