KVDU (Radio station : Denver, Colo.)

Biological sciences – Scholars invited to colloquium. University sociologist tells of study on 1965 Denver flood. Academic affairs – Brian Gratton condemns emphasis on grading. Campus radio begins regular broadcasting. Oct. 17 election – Six run for frosh president.

Students vote on term referendum. Vice Chancellor McCollum announces resignation. Speak-in highlights strike. KVDU raido to air election. Draft status convenience, not matter for concern. Annual Women’s Days to feature fashion show.

Resolution demands action by committee. KVDU Moratorium coverage provides nationwide information. Raffle ticket sale begins; proceeds go to scholarships.

Viet Moratorium confrontation; “and the flag was still there”. Student affairs committee studies all-university unit. Chancellor’s image distorted by press. KVDU scores scoops.

FCC OK’s KVDU-FM; programs start in fall. Move to ban police from speech thwarted at Senate meeting. Allen requests halt of concert payment. Volunteers to move home as E-Day teach-in nears. Kauffman subs for Serafin.

May Days begin today; paint-in, Olympiad on tap. Board appoints new trustees. Radio boards meet to discuss problems. Lamont plans clarinet recital. Five pass Spring Fling preliminaries.

Crowd converges on administrators. National protests continue as many campuses close. UPC law seminar happens today. Solidarity of liberation groups urged by Panthers. KVDU campus radio joins national strike network. Strike Calendar.

Faculty joins students on new committee. Mitchell calls colleges sanctuaries for destruction of outside society. Senate appropriates funds; KVDU budget causes controversy.

OEP representatives explain details of wage freeze. KVDU no more. “Due process” call leads to personal traffic appeals.

DU revamps student search. Campus enjoys live music by KVDU – singing angels. Neighbors halt construction.