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1 History of women Professor McIntosh will speak at a conference and at Upper Iowa University.
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2 Johnson: "Last evidence"
Joachim--Pat (Class of 1976) 		Excerpts from speech by Nicholas Johnson; photo.
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3 RHA meeting Bike storage procedures explained.
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4 Opportunity knocks
Hearst--James Schell (Student--1918; English Faculty) 		Professor Hearst supports Jon Crews for mayor.
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5 Right to inveigle?
Wiesenfeld--Julius (Mathematics Faculty) 		Professor Wiesenfeld continues argument with Ron Peterson over conservative vs. liberal values.
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6 UNI-Dome: money, money, money
Volgarino--James R. (Class of 1974; Industrial Technology Faculty) 		History of fund-raising efforts thus far.
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7 Artsy investment
Shickman--Allan R. (Art Faculty) 		Professor Shickman cites example of appreciation in value of art in UNI collection.
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8 CDC presents platform
Snyder--Steve 		Calls for close look at UNI-Dome project.
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9 Crews called dedicated, honest
Eiklor--John Leonard (History Faculty) 		Professor Eiklor supports Jon Crews.
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10 Federman--no Nobel, he
Chabert--Henri L. (Modern Language Faculty) 		Professor Chabert believes it is clear that Raymond Federman is not a Nobel Prize winner.
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11 UNI-Dome open discussion today Engineer David Geiger will speak at forum.
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12 "The Lessons of Vietnam"; former Vietnamese officer speaks on Tran Van Dinh will speak; photo.
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13 Art show Union show features work by Gary Jenks.
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14 Kamerick clarifies AP story President Kamerick attempts to clarify issues relating to dome financing and usage.
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15 Lily Tomlin Will perform.
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16 Federman: take it or leave it New York's Dr. Raymond Federman entertained with lectures, readings, and talks; photo.
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17 Regents approved two-year calendar Regents approve pre-Christmas fall calendars for 1974-1975 and 1975-1976.
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18 African eclipse program Tom Wagner will put on show at Museum.
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19 Alpha Gamma Delta List of new pledges and initiates.
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20 Astronomy Club Will hold organizational meeting.
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21 CIRUNA Will hold meeting for those involved in United Nations Day.
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22 Words and Voices Carl Jenkins will read short stories.
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23 $20, 000 worth A new fountain/sculpture has appeared on campus; photo.
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24 Need nature guides
Carel--Barbara J. (Class of 1975) 		Conservation Club will lead trips through local parks.
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25 Social work conference
Parcell--Marlys 		Conference wrap-up.
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26 "Insects" leads off Theatre UNI; costuming creates "theatrical adventure"
Le Beau--Carol 		Description of costuming.
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27 "Insects" leads off Theatre UNI; five productions for '73-'74 Schedule of productions.
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28 Film on Taiwan
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29 Constitutional amendments
Guhin--Dan 		Text of amendments.
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30 Psychological "verismo"; music theater presents Preview of "The Saint of Bleecker Street:.
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31 Art or porno?
White--Paul 		Will present series of controversial film.
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32 Heavy "Gypsy" here Thursday
Deason--Dwight 		Profile of the band.
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33 Harriers to Wisconsin . . . minus top runners
Carstens--Scott 		Panthers forced to compete without Rich Twedt and Jamie Van Nostrand due to mononucleosis.
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34 Hockey team hosts Iowa, Luther
Joachim--Pat (Class of 1976) 		Panthers hope to add two wins to their season record.
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35 Panthers return to NCC play; face winless Morningside
Lyle--Stanley P. (Classes of 1974 and 1981; Library Faculty) 		UNI prepares to battle Morningside for an opportunity to advance in NCC rankings.
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36 Ruggers host DM
Hoewing--Rich 		UNI faces "toughest challenge," Des Moines.
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37 Untitled Steve Miller and fellow Penelope House members attempt to defeat Clarke House; photo.
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38 Woodley named NCC player of week Senior Mike Woodley honored as the NCC Defensive Player of the Week.
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39 Clarke over Penelope
Scheer--Douglas A. (Classes of 1976 and 1978) 		Clarke House wins a playoff spot.
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40 MacTaggart surprise; freshman one of top runners
Carstens--Scott 		An interview with freshman runner Steve MacTaggart; photo.
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41 Wrestling begins Practice for the 1973-74 wrestling team is underway.