Issue Contents

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1 Pantless Panther? Leader of Student Senate at UNI at SDSU will lose pants as result of football game.
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2 Participants in history discussion
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3 Present plans for auditoria Committee on Auditoria reveals plans for three units: a coliseum, a fine arts auditorium, and a theater.
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4 Rock 'n' roll tonight New York Rock and Roll Ensemble will play.
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5 Students vote yearbook change Two-thirds of students voting in referendum favor magazine format; committee appointments; consider use of empty alcoholic beverage containers as decorations in men's dorms.
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6 UNI signs state war resolution Joins other colleges and universities in calling for end of war.
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7 Untitled Work progressing on widening University Avenue.
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8 Apply Boyd logic to Homecoming
Ryerson--Dennis
Uses statement by University of Iowa President Boyd on the moratorium to make similar statement about Homecoming.
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9 Campus Personality #5 The Apathetic Student
Hoff--Gary
Student's studies block his understanding of world politics and issues.
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10 Education board fund achieves new heights
Samson--Patricia Anne
Former student contributes $.10 to blackboard fund.
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11 Experienced vet backs moratorium
Knievel--Michael J.
Recounts his experiences with fellow wounded veterans.
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12 Forum forgets to include the Indians Donald Kaul's ironic comment on University Forum position.
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13 Sore thumb takes stand
Sparks--David G. (Finance Faculty)
Wishes passing students would pick him up as he hitch-hikes.
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14 Supports any generation..
Claus--Robert (Sociology Faculty)
Agrees with recent letter.
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15 Will help Fox in blackboard battle
Walton--John W. (Physical Plant Staff)
John Walton, of Physical Plant, offers to get blackboard; also offers advice in dealing with administration.
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16 Will stand by stickers
Sharp--William P.
Humorous suggestion in reaction to recent rule against displaying old parking stickers.
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17 Money strain makes costly brain drain
Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty)
Professor Fox believes that a true efficiency program would seek ways to make best use of student and faculty brain power.
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18 Student dream of private life thwarted
Hedge--Bob
Believes university should not require doors to be unlocked and open when someone is entertaining a member of the opposite sex.
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19 Community assist university; provide transportation
Tasa--Kristin
Asks for help in providing transportation of volunteers to Waterloo.
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20 Demand right to create own life Local women's liberation group outlines goals, plans, and programs.
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21 Sunseri explains origin of MITLAMP
Sunseri--Alvin Raymond (History Faculty)
Professor Sunseri outlines thesis on war and peace.
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22 Discussion with profs Group of faculty and students discuss campus and larger issues.
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23 Homecoming rules set Rules for parade entries, window-painting, and displays.
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24 Organizational News Activities and meetings.
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25 Strengthen education; AFT aim Goals of AFT.
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26 Dancer Hall shapes up May be open by November 1, or by beginning of second semester.
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27 Debate team competes at U of Wisconsin contest Record of four UNI team members who went to Whitewater.
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28 Lolita shown tonight
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29 Potpourri Activities and meetings.
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30 Psych Lab opens Psych Lab opens in building north of Union; will be used to demonstrate work of psychology; photo.
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31 NCC statistics UNI's Bill Raun opened a wide lead in the North Central Conference passing race.
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32 Panthers plan to add to wins Saturday UNI will play the Drake Bulldogs tomorrow.
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33 Basketball team prepares for exciting schedule UNI will open their season on December 1 against Upper Iowa.
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34 Home meet Saturday UNI will race against Luther on Saturday.
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35 Williams, Goddard lead defense Dan Goddard and John Williams lead UNI in defense.
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36 Men, women participate in intramurals
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37 "Know yourself"; Coleman Excerpts from speech by Claude Coleman.
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38 CUE tutoring volunteers meet Waterloo problems Volunteers attend orientation sessions.
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39 Moratorium activities listed
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40 Previews Activities and meetings.
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41 Untitled Sharon Griffin is candidate for those who are dissatisfied with official candidates; photo.