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1 Regents consider ISPIRG funding methods
Barnes--David T. (Class of 1984) 		Will consider the "opt-in" and the "opt-out" methods.
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2 RHOC explores residence options; 24-hour visitation is major issue
Le Beau--Carol 		Committee considering a number of issues.
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3 Untitled
Munier--Craig 		Mick Parker plays frisbee; photo.
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4 A. Bierce is Dead
Stewart--Lawrence
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5 Caution Senate to strengthen itself Believes Senate should consider difference between itself and the executive branch; not be afraid to disagree with one another; and use committees effectively.
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6 Food service behavior disgusting
Klinge--Paul 		Believes many students behave very badly in dining centers.
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7 Late schedules may hamper registration
Le Beau--Carol 		In some cases students may have as little as one day to decide what classes to take.
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8 Symposium art correction
Lash--Kenneth (Art Faculty) 		648 students attended recent conference.
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9 Merchants help on Casino Night Thanks those who helped.
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10 Jesus as superman Scene from "Godspell"; photo.
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11 McFee named ACE Fellow Professor McFee selected for academic administration internship program.
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12 Teaching French Seeking students to teach schoolchildren.
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13 UNISA approves opt-out systems
Piro--John D. (Class of 1975) 		ISPIRG funding method would require students to indicate if they do not want to contribute.
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14 Chubby Checker lives
Dickman--Allan Melvin (Class of 1976) 		A couple competes in a twist contest; photo.
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15 Concert is still possibility
Moravec--Jeff (Class of 1977) 		May be presented during SUNI Days.
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16 European flights Union has information on flights to Europe.
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17 Profs elected Professors Duea and Litwiller elected to ICTM offices.
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18 Siddens exhibit Professor Siddens will exhibit lithographs.
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19 Potpourri des Arts
Moravec--Jeff (Class of 1977) 		Reviews of the John Hartford & Friends concert, Bob Dylan's album "Blood on the Tracks," and the movie "The Stepford Wives"; photo.
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20 Office established to combat complexity; Ombudsman successful
Larson--E. Anne (Class of 1975) 		Professors Jensen and Schmidt talk about the work of the office.
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21 Econ scholarship James Van Nostrand wins Leavitt scholarship.
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22 Sequence design program offered
Vasbinder--Mary 		Jack Holzaepfel talks about the design courses.
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23 Tomahawk Elect officers; plan next year's projects.
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24 Baseball hopes to open UNI hopes to see fair weather to open season.
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25 Big "maybe" for golfers Panthers hope to open their season.
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26 Four athletes from UNI honored Ron Peters, Mark Onstott, Mike Doty, and Randy Krejci were chosen Outstanding College Athletes of America.
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27 Netters continue to roll UNI picks up two wins after defeating Luther and South Dakota State.
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28 Thinclads open outdoors as winners UNI wins the season opener, 84-70, over Augustana.
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29 Women runners fourth at Iowa
Blake--Debra S. (Class of 1978) 		UNI falls to Graceland, Grinnell, and Iowa.
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30 French Club Will hold crepe party.
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31 Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Don Hightink will speak on relationships.
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32 What's Up? Activities and meetings.
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33 Desk damage "undone"
Barnes--David T. (Class of 1984) 		Plant services refinish damaged desks at about $10 per desk.
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34 Seminar on experiences; problems & successes Class set up for English students returning from student teaching.
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35 Stereo broadcasting begins KHKE will change frequency from 88.1 to 89.5 and increase power from 2000 to 8000 watts.