Issue Contents

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1	Brush up	Mary Reichenberg displays one of the pieces for the student art show . . . a giant toothbrush; photo.


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2	Grand Dragon to speak in Men's Gym, 8 p.m. tonight	William Chaney will speak; photo.


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3	Iowan receives first class rating	Receives award from Associated Collegiate Press; excerpts from report.

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4	Disciplinary is pathetic, humorous Rae--Mark	Mark Rae says that the new rules against streaking are an example of the tools of conformity.


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5	Every university should have token conservatives Baker--Gerald	Gerald Baker talks about conservatives, ISPIRG, and politics.


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6	This might be your only chance	Urges students to attend speech by Klan member.

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7	"Help a child to walk" Ohlinger--John R.	Phi Beta Lambda will sponsor pledge walk.


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8	And UNI shall always remain a suitcase college Ayoub--Keith	Unhappy with rules on residency status.


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9	Vietnam Veterans Day was indeed a sham Pagel--Larry	Believes US owes thanks to vets.

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10	Cash awards for needy students	Additions to BEOG program.


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11	Union: more than just coffee Ketter--John F.(Maucker Union Director)	Brief description of programs in first five years of operation.

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12	Counselor seminar	Richard Dustin will speak.


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13	Plaehn given degree	Professor Plaehn gives Grant Wood lithograph "Honorary Degree" to UNI.


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14	Sweet Shop proving to be a big success Hellenthal--Glenda	Penny candy on sale in Union's Penny Lane; photo.

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15	Education majors must apply for teaching	Students must report.

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16	Have high hopes for walk-a-thon; Phi Beta Lambda Standish--Jacqueline	Procedures for event.

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17	Bake sale	Sigma Alpha Iota will hold sale.


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18	Baseball	Will hold informational meeting for those interested in JV team.


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19	Bridge	Union will sponsor lessons.


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20	I-Club	Will select Dickinson Relays queen.

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21	Blacks in white America	Clarence Major will speak at conference; other events scheduled.


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22	Clark on campus	Senator will speak at ICTE conference.


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23	One-acts presented	Will present "An Interview with F. Scott Fitzgerald,Merit Badge", and "Answers".


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24	Untitled	A dog "waits forlornly for his master to return from class"; photo.


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25	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.

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26	Russian Language Institute applications due April 15	Students can earn eight hours of credit during two months in Russia.


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27	SUNI Days	Seeking good ideas for activities.


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28	Visual World Symposium to feature wide varieties	Brief description of program.

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29	'Broadway': musical voyage Le Beau--Carol	Preview of Kurt Weill production.


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30	Recycling is still alive and kicking Carel--Barbara J. (Class of 1975)	Students collect paper from offices; photo.

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31	Batik is making it big Penne--Colette Rae (Class of 1974)	Union Craft Shop will offer batik demonstration; photo.


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32	Boys in the Band: search for relief Le Beau--Carol	Play preview.

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33	Daley opponent here	Dick Simpson will speak in Robinson Lecture Series.


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34	Enrollment	429 new students admitted for spring 1974 semester.


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35	No deposit necessary for registration	Part of new optional billing plan.


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36	Pan-Am Week	Jesus Pinzon will perform Colombian music.


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37	Society sponsors films	Alpha Kappa Delta will present series.


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38	Untitled	The Hirschberg Circus and Bar Mitzvah Band is scheduled to appear at UNI; photo.

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39	Potpourri de l'arts Volgarino--James R. (Class of 1974; Industrial Technology Faculty)	Reviews of "Three Dog Night"'s performance, the films "Thieves Like Us," "Fritz the Cat," "The Last Detail," and Foghat's album "Energized."

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40	Baseball team has first season win	Panthers defeat Wartburg College, 3-1 and 8-5.


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41	Gymnasts 9th in Nationals Paxton--David A. (Class of 1976)	Panthers place ninth, outscoring Mankato State.


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42	Netmen head to Wisconsin	Panthers prepare to face the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse and Winona.


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43	Swimmers fail to place in NCAA Le Beau--Carol	Coach Henry voices his approval of the swimmers' efforts.


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44	Trackmen will face Iowa State tomorrow	UNI opens its outdoor season against Iowa State; photo.

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45	30-hour dance is not the last tango Standish--Jacqueline	Hope to raise $10,000.


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46	Expenses reimbursed	Limited campaign expenses will be reimbursed.


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47	Indian comedy shown


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48	KHKE back on air	On air daily from 10AM through midnight; some programs shifted from KUNI.


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49	Mexico featured	Dan Yeager will talk about remote areas of northern Mexico at Museum.


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50	Pope to speak	Larry Pope will address AAUP.


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51	Workshops offer training for women	Will offer athletic training workshops, movement education, and gymnastics coaching sessions.