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1 Becker lecture series opens R. Don Higginbotham will deliver the Becker lecture on the American Revolution; schedule of year's lecture series.
2 Campus shorts; museum program Professor Haman will speak on bird migration.
3 Prostitution: 'private affair'; Wilkins addresses overflow crowd
Moravec--Jeff (Class of 1977) 		Georgia Wilkens offers views on prostitution; photo.
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4 "Get off your butts!"
Piwowarski--Roger J. (Class of 1981) 		Some students complain about new alcohol policy for dorms, but writer claims that students failed to provide assistance when the policy was written.
5 After class Descriptions of Leisure Services Society and the College Republicans.
6 Faculty becoming "bread-oriented"?
Kimball--Jack F. (Education Faculty) 		Professor Kimball believes collective bargaining is aimed only at securing more money for the faculty.
7 Helmet saves cyclist
Rainbow--Joel 		Believes he would have been killed in collision were it not for his helmet.
8 The plot thickens
Morgan--David Lloyd (Philosophy and Religion Faculty). 		Believes that speakers were chosen before the Controversial Speakers Committee was even chosen: what is going on?
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9 Joe UNI says..
Jones--Mohamedu F. (Class of 1975) 		A look at how Dr. Hansmeier perceives his job.
10 Ombudsman can help
Willems--Arlan L. 		Faculty members staffing office can help students sort through problems.
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11 Artists in residence Music by Three will be first artists in residence this year.
12 KCRS "plays your music"
Milroy--Kevin 		Small staff and extremely limited budget make station operation difficult; a quick look at programming; photo.
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13 Lyons receives scholarship Profile of Richard Lyons, who won the Douglas Gaudes Memorial Golf Scholarship.
14 Wilkins: 'wanted to be social worker'
Moravec--Jeff (Class of 1977) 		Interview with Georgia Wilkins; photo.
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15 Big hopes for Golf Classic Nine teams will participate in 72-hole tournament.
16 Big test for Panther gridders
DeBerg--Curtis L. (Class of 1967) 		UNI will play North Dakota State University in Fargo, North Dakota, this Saturday.
17 Dedication and hard training
18 Puck peddlers UNI lost to Wisconsin-La Crosse, 6-0, last week and will play Nebraska-Lincoln and Graceland this weekend.
19 Tennis meets St. Ambrose UNI lost to Iowa, 13-2, and will play Wartburg and St. Ambrose at home this weekend.
20 UNI host for '76 National gym meet UNI will host the 1976 NCAA Division II Gymnastics Championships March 25-27 in the UNI-Dome.
21 UNI spikers host NIACC UNI will host North Iowa Area Community College on Saturday, September 27 in the Women's Gymnasium.
22 Women golfers in action UNI will prepare to play in Iowa State's 3-in-1 tournament this weekend in Ames.
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23 Approves Ed. Dept. request; Faculty discusses Grad Council
Lundy--David 		Faculty Senate postpones action on permanent status of Graduate Council; re-affirms faculty status for librarians; approves establishment of Center for Economic Education.
24 English dinner Department will host dinner for English teachers within commuting distance.
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25 "The Little Prince" Words and Voices will present the program.
26 American Chemical Society Will meet to plan Chicago trip.
27 Campus Crusade for Christ Will have hayride.
28 Delta Sigma Theta Will start new chapter for African-American women.
29 The film "Hearts and Minds" Political Science Department will show film in association with the appearance of former Vice President of Viet Nam Ky.
30 What's Up? Activities and meetings.