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1 Dome progress: a long cold run
Freiberg--Karen (Class of 1974) 		Vice-President Stansbury talks at length on the financial arrangements for the Dome; price rises from $4.5 to $7 million; photo.
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2 Administration steps in the right directions Likes proposal to hold regular open meetings with administrators.
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3 Clothes won't wash neither does story Students outline complaints about broken laundry facilities.
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4 Meet the candidates Candidates will attend Young Democrats meeting.
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5 UNISA explains bills
Kiesel--Susan 		Outline of current bills on table.
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6 UNISA announces committees Description of committees to which students can be appointed.
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7 Degree program begins
Sexton--Donald 		Faculty Senate approves granting of honorary degrees: Doctor of Law (D. D. L.), Doctor of Humane Letters (L. H. D.), Doctor of Literature (Litt. D.), and Doctor of Science (Sc. D.); four standards outlined.
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8 ISPIRG answers questions
Alden--Chris (Student--1976) 		Will hold series of informational meetings.
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9 Loophole uncovered
Moravec--Jeff (Class of 1977) 		Students must present photo identification for food service; attempt to thwart illegal use of tickets.
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10 T. M. gains acceptance; find peace within yourself
Napoletano--Denise 		Excerpts from lecture.
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11 Candidates name key issues
Alden--Chris (Student--1976) 		Representatives Grassley and Rapp outline positions; photo.
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12 KUNI broadcasts Panther football Clare Rampton and Loren Buser will announce the games.
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13 Ombudsman cuts red tape Dean Travis outlines purposes of new service.
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14 Grant to Nelson Professor Nelson receives $1000 grant to assist in history project.
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15 Key Hole concert Tom Hiatt will perform; photo.
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16 Golf: young but promising
Joachim--Pat (Class of 1976) 		Women's team is still young, but looks promising.
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17 Panther of the week Look at players Pat Batten and Dennis Harms.
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18 Panthers alive and well in opener; veteran offense impressive in first win UNI won its season opener against Kansas State College, 31-22.
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19 Sports in brief A look at the new women's teams; many women turn out for volleyball.
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20 Untitled Students practice soccer skills; photo.
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21 Automobile enthusiasts--UNI Motorsports Will meet.
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22 Marketing Club meeting Will hold first meeting.
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23 UNI vets Will meet to plan activities and the amnesty referendum.
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24 UNI-CUE meeting Organizational meeting for those interesting in tutoring.
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25 What's Up? Activities and meetings.
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26 Words and Voices Will read from Carson McCullers.
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27 WRA track and field Will hold organizational meeting.