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1 Fire completely guts biology annex Biology Annex near Baker Hall is total loss at $145,000; cause may have been electrical short; only brick shell remains; photo.
2 Indian students learn about UNI Twenty students from Tama will visit campus.
3 Kaul arrives after 'harrowing ride'
Bancroft--Craig M. (Class of 1973) 		Donald Kaul entertains UNI students; photo.
4 Maucker wins scroll of merit President Maucker wins award from Iowa Division of United Nations.
5 Regents now meeting at UNI Topics include continuing search for a new president.
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6 Accusations cause complaints
Lane--Tim 		Hopes that voters will consider facts and not groundless accusations.
7 Compliments to university health center
Johnson--Kurt (Class of 1970) 		Health Center has treated him well.
8 Critical statements should have proof
Baumgarten--Carole (Class of 1970) 		Defends role and actions of AWS in recent hours debate.
9 Election reform bill faces house debate
Thies--Brian (Class of 1972) 		Bill includes provision for changing voting age and college residency.
10 ICH rejects idea of supreme court
Goeldner--George V. (Class of 1970) 		Believes hall courts are an appropriate means of administering justice.
11 Party similarities should be noted
Ryerson--Dean 		Believes Mike Conlee and his party offer the best chance for making changes.
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12 General Ed. is only theoretically sound
Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty) 		Professor Fox admits shortcomings of program, but maintains that curricular modification is faculty job.
13 SRP seeks active student voice
Anderson--Kathy 		Believes SRP is best choice for student rights.
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14 Organizational News Activities and meetings.
15 Tallcorn string gala Saturday 170 high school students will be here.
16 UNI prof selected to speak at scholars' conf. Professor Peter Hoffman will present paper on opposition to Hitler.
17 Untitled Ray Slick visits campus; photo.
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18 Forum meets; university as an employer discussed
Crabb--Ginger 		Discuss working conditions, teaching loads, morale.
19 Head of Federalists to speak Andrew Clarke will speak; profile; photo.
20 WRA college sports day Women from other colleges compete in volleyball, bowling, and swimming.
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21 Union billiard tables receive new look
Sparks--David G. (Finance Faculty) 		Wilson Lange talks about the process of recovering tables; photo.
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22 UNI enters 10 in national meet UNI will take a ten-man team to the NCAA national tournament.