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1 Blood bank Semi-annual blood drive scheduled.
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2 Cannon hold age record
Cahalan--Steve 		Brief history of the cannon; photo.
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3 CLEP Second fall session scheduled.
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4 Crews-Peterman debate Jon Crews and Emory Peterman will debate issues.
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5 Maynard Ferguson Will perform with his band.
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6 Phoenix--new urban theatre EOP and Department of Speech will start new theater in Waterloo with federal funding.
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7 Being informed Believes it is media job to get out the information.
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8 Feelings mixed Believes series of articles on Dome at least got out the information.
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9 A. Bierce is Dead
Stewart--Lawrence
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10 RHA notice Constitutional provisions for courts.
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11 Cave in
Bodnar--Edward W. (Class of 1974) 		"Parts of the brick walls surrounding sodded areas near the new Education Complex heave begun sinking and heaving, sending bricks onto walkways in spots; photo.
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12 Pantomime classes emphasize expression Terry Vik organizing group.
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13 Tomahawk projects for coming year
Struthers--Jan 		List of service projects.
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14 Bike storage RHA will sponsor storage.
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15 Christmas crafts Union will offer classes.
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16 Eleventh annual Science Symposium here Friday List of speakers.
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17 Halloween freaks Towers will hold Halloween party.
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18 Lily Tomlin here
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19 Seminar planned John Overend will speak.
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20 Alpha Chi Omega List of new pledges.
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21 Alpha Phi List of new pledges.
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22 Foreign student program Attempting to organize cross-cultural exchange program.
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23 Volunteer Bureau Seeking volunteers.
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24 What's Up? ? Activities and meetings.
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25 Art project Doug Hieber interviews Hans Breder about his proposal for an art project for the library's new addition; photo.
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26 Foreign students Will organize efforts to assist international students on campus.
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27 Music concert Wind Ensemble and Concert Chorale will perform.
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28 Noise control lecture Thomas Rossing will speak.
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29 Sunseri talk Professor Sunseri will speak in Colorado.
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30 Large cast will open "Insects" Thursday Preview; photo.
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31 An appreciation for "The Life of the Insects" company
Wood--Stanley G. (Class of 1931; Theater Faculty) 		Stan Wood expresses appreciation to those who helped with play production.
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32 Salzburg String Quartet Profile of Salzburg Mozarteum String Quartet; photo.
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33 Concert Chorale Concert program.
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34 Tallcorn festival 130 students will be on campus.
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35 The Distorted Room; the story of John Volker and Roy Behrens put together display in Children's Gallery; photo.
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36 BB outlook good
Scheer--Douglas A. (Classes of 1976 and 1978) 		Coach Jim Berry is pleased with his team after two weeks of practice.
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37 Harriers avenge '72 loss; defeat Loras, 26-29
Carstens--Scott 		Panthers defeated Loras.
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38 Turkey trot results Jim Humpal wins the 1973 intramural turkey trot.
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39 UNI holds off UND comeback, 17-14; first win over Sioux since '69
Lyle--Stanley P. (Classes of 1974 and 1981; Library Faculty) 		Panthers defeat the University of North Dakota for the first time in three years; photo.
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40 Gym turnout poor
Scheer--Douglas A. (Classes of 1976 and 1978) 		Low turnouts hinder the gymnastics team's practice capabilities.
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41 Hockey team records loss, win; down Nebraska, 1-0, bow to Graceland, 3-0
Struthers--Jan 		Panthers bring season record to 4-3-1.
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42 Ruggers drop two UNI finishes season with two losses.
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43 Untitled UNI's Kriss Smith connects for the point after try in last Saturday's game; photo.