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1 Dorms still safe Most rumors of prowlers seem to be unfounded.
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2 Faculty Senate backs Maucker
Wherry--Peg (Class of 1972) 		President Maucker explains his position on the money that was recently supposed to be appropriated specifically for UNI.
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3 Investigate fires
Wilbur--Thomas W. (Student--1968-1969) 		Twenty-three small fires in last five months on campus; ongoing investigation of apparently intentional fires.
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4 Local paper praises student actions Applauds students; has fewer good things to say about General Assembly.
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5 Short skirt contest Delta Chi sponsors contest.
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6 "Do something constructive"; Greek demonstrations
Hantelman--Rebecca 		Believes anti-Greek protest was futile and misdirected.
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7 Demonstration of immaturity
Wilbur--Thomas W. (Student--1968-1969) 		Believes anti-Greek protests were a waste of time or a misdirection of energy.
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8 Exams are early
Conzett--Barbara 		Students protest the action of some professors to schedule final examinations during the last week of class.
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9 Ombudsman Questions about fires and parking.
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10 SFT open to all
Sanders--Gary L. (Class of 1975) 		Spells out purposes of organization.
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11 Student queries unanswered
Ryerson--Dennis 		Believes that students have come out on the short end in the appropriations and tuition battle.
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12 Accuses "biased" reporting
Sweet--Myk 		Believes NI did not report anti-Greek protest accurately.
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13 Back to I.S.T.C.
Johnson--Robert Harold (Classes of 1970 and 1976) 		Believes General Assembly actions will not allow UNI to move forward.
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14 Commencement plans announced
Phillips--Cecil K. (Education Faculty) 		Schedule of events.
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15 Folksters sing; Pops Series Ian and Sylvia will appear.
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16 National sorority Formal pledging ceremony.
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17 Poetry Hour Scott Cawelti and Robert Waller will present poetry and music.
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18 Potpourri Activities and meetings.
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19 Skip Day Two days of class will be cancelled so that students and faculty can prepare for exams.
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20 "The Unknown Soldier and His Wife"
Wilbur--Thomas W. (Student--1968-1969) 		UNI students entertain audiences with the play "The Unknown Soldier and His Wife"; photo.
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21 Spring play is this week Preview of "The Unknown Soldier and his Wife".
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22 King Burger is sued Burger King is plaintiff in suit over use of name.
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23 Organizational News Activities and meetings.
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24 Previews Activities and meetings.
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25 UAB announces new film series
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26 Outing planned; UAB Will visit camp near Waterloo.
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27 Untitled
Wilbur--Thomas W. (Student--1968-1969) 		The view looking down the stairwell from twelfth floor Bender; photo.
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28 IM golf tourney rescheduled May 10 Rain forced the intramural tournament to be postponed.
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29 Tennis team's mark 24-3 after four straight wins
Waller--Steve 		Panthers defeated Upper Iowa, Mankato State, Central, and Platteville State last weekend.
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30 Blong leads UNI golfers Panthers dominated in their own quadrangular.
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31 Panthers take short end of weekend NCC showdown
Brecht--Jim 		Panthers fall to second seat after two losses to South Dakota State.
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32 Trackmen outclass Illinois teams with McCreadys and mile relay UNI took first place in the Northern Illinois Invitational Saturday.
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Lewis--Dave 		Panther Roger Jones bunts during one of the games against South Dakota State; photo.
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34 AAUP moves on unrest; national convention Professor Wehner reports.
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35 Frosh tops Iowa speakers; Charles Jacobs Finishes in top quarter of contestants.
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36 Letter to faculty
Student Senate 		Student Senate reacts strongly to faculty call for higher tuition.
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37 MRA elections announced Seeking candidates for new organization that is replacing Men's Union.
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38 Receive graduate credit Undergraduates may take graduate English courses for graduate credit.
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39 Seminar still open; itinerary set Brief description of itinerary.
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Wilbur--Thomas W. (Student--1968-1969) 		A mother and daughter enjoy time together during UNI's Mother's Day weekend; photo.