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1 Computer line cut; severe setback to UNI indicated Budget cuts mean that UNI will no longer have access to computing power in Iowa City.
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2 Computer shutdown 'caused unbelievable grief'--Kamerick President Kamerick comments of severity of budget problems; photo.
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3 Placement future bleak; 'Things will get worse . . .' Outlook for teacher education graduates is not good.
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4 A year ago today; the past haunts UNI
Ogden--James Herbert (Class of 1971) 		Old editorial laments lack of support of UNI mission.
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5 Imaginary dialogue explains AFT viewpoint
Wiesenfeld--Julius (Mathematics Faculty) 		Professor Wiesenfeld conducts interview with himself.
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6 Ritchie comments on women's rights
Ritchie--Verna Ford (Library Faculty) 		Refers Professor Chang to existing documents; says productive discussions have already been held.
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7 Wonders if Regents considered outside grants to U of I, ISU
Chang--James C. (Chemistry Faculty)
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8 Telling it like it is
Kimm--Raymond Brice 		Defines conservatism and communism.
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9 Political socialization program offered
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10 Presidential open letter to UNI
Kamerick--John Joseph (President of UNI) 		President Kamerick comments specifically on faculty and staff raises for next year.
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11 'Quarterly', 'Seven' decisions made Number of issues will be cut; UNI Quarterly will no longer be free.
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12 Computer crisis immobilizes Social Research Center Ninety per cent of Center work had been centered around computer access.