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1 Student receives satellite broadcasts Jon Ahlquist builds weather satellite receiving station.
2 TEFL lures graduates abroad
Wheat--Mary Pershall (Student--1974) 		Many opportunities for students to find jobs.
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3 Clear the air!
Roberts--Ronald Edward (Sociology Faculty) 		Comments on President Nixon.
4 In some departments, might is right
Chabert--Henri L. (Modern Language Faculty) 		Professor Chabert offers opinions on psycho-generative method.
5 Reader is disappointed
Sullivan--Jon 		Hopes NI will take stand on marijuana decriminalization.
6 So what do you want?
Fancolly--Mike 		Found drug series uninformative.
7 SUNI Days success
Le Beau--Carol
8 Thanks for SUNI!
Wahlert--Kathy
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9 Clarification needed in languages squabble
Schwartz--Jane K. Sherwin (Modern Languages Faculty) 		Professor Schwartz offers opinions on good language teachers.
10 Do you remember Kent State?
Stewart--James L. (Class of 1974) 		Asks students to remember.
11 We've been duped! Recent letter turns out not to have been written by students.
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12 Transition: "On the other side of the desk"
Bodnar--Edward W. (Class of 1974) 		Student teaching scenes; photo.
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13 Barricade of change vs. the balcony of status quo; Roberts and Kloss author text New book analyzes social change; photo.
14 Movement in art forms is her life; Alice Gundacker's transition
Sommer--Pamela (Classes of 1971 and 1974) 		Profile; photo.
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15 Lab school, despite shaky start, celebrates 90th birthday party Brief history of PLS.
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16 Home ec. no longer off-limits for men; tired of sewing darts? Survey of home economics programs; photo.
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17 Marketing Club scholarship given
18 Untitled "'The Boys in the Band' is being presented by Theatre UNI through tomorrow night in the Auditorium"; photo.
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19 Potpourri des l'arts
Moravec--Jeff (Class of 1977) 		Reviews of the movie "The Sugarland Express," Jackson Browne's album "For Everyman," Aretha Franklin's "Let Me Into Your Life," Procol Harum's "Exotic Birds and Fruit," and Jan Akkerman's "Tabernakel."
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20 Orchesis . . . coordination, sensitivity; a review
Huyette--Marcia 		Review of Orchesis performance.
21 Speech and Hearing Clinic trains best Forty-nine clinicians will monitor ninety clients.
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22 "Illegitimate music" Phi Mu Alpha will present variety show.
23 Let's talk about 10-speeds; $69.95 or $500
Jacobel--Bob 		Advice on buying a new bicycle.
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24 $20,000 gift given to school Gift will honor John E. Partington.
25 Bahai Will present musical performance.
26 Chimes List of nineteen new members.
27 Phi Beta Lambda List of awards earned at state leadership conference.
28 Torch and Tassel List of thirteen initiates.
29 What's Up? ? Activities and meetings.
30 Words and Voices Will present poetry of Ezra Pound.
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31 'Must' series for UNI baseball squad in NCC Panthers hope to win the NCC championship; photo.
32 Panthers netmen to host conference tournament UNI's record increases to 30-6 after defeating Drake.
33 Ruggers to play all-Iowa tourney Saturday
Vollenweider--William J. (Class of 1974) 		UNI's 'A' and 'B' teams take on the University of Iowa.
34 Track team to NCC meet
Paxton--David A. (Class of 1976) 		Panthers prepare to defend the championship; photo.
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35 Gunners--the team to beat in women's sports The Gunners reign over UNI's women's intramurals.
36 Untitled Mark Whiting prepares to return the ball in a tennis meet against Western Illinois; photo.