Issue Contents

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1	AFT Symposium	Will discuss tenure and promotion.


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2	Ask for 9.5% salary increase; action at Regents meeting Le Beau--Carol	Professor Harrington makes appeal.


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3	Sex stereotyping	Will show slide presentation on sex roles.


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4	Status of women; 1st University women's confab	Student Services divisions will meet.


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5	Wind damages Dome further Moravec--Jeff (Class of 1977)	Original damage limited to one panel; six more panels torn in recent storm; photo.

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6	Innuendo technique is "slander" Morgan--David Lloyd (Philosophy and Religion Faculty).	Professor Morgan does not believe horror stories about collective bargaining.


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7	Klinge straightens Senate misconceptions Klinge--Paul	Paul Klinge argues that UNISA and O. J. King have accomplished many tasks.


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8	Politico Piro--John D. (Class of 1975)	Democratic Presidential nominees will be in Waterloo.

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9	Chambers replies Chambers--Jeff	According to Jeff Chambers, a lack of unity was displayed in Mr. Martin's previous letter.


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10	Political Potpourri Piro--John D. (Class of 1975)	John Piro presents a political quiz.


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11	Untitled Sheahan--Mary K.	Storm ravages the UNI-Dome before it is completed.


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12	Vets circulate petition Crane--Michael	UNI veterans will pass a petition to increase educational time for all veterans.

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13	Friday flicks in financial troubles; lost over $1,100 so far Milroy--Kevin	Loydene Cawelti talks about possible reasons why the series is not drawing large audiences.


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14	Music theatre	Two hundred high school students will visit campus.

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15	Ecology issues; experts to speak	Ronald R. Ritter and George Jacoby will speak.


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16	Iowa tax system	Professor Fred Abraham will make presentation.


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17	New P.E. course Le Beau--Carol	Men's PE Department will offer aquatics management course.


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18	Women's studies offered	List and description of courses to be offered, including courses in literature, history, physical education, and home economics.

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19	Marijuana	Department of Chemistry will present seminar.


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20	Nation's history presented; Yankee Doodle opens Friday	A look at the story line of the play; photo.

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21	Chinese artist speaks Henderson--Paulette M. (Class of 1976)	Liu Kuo-Sung lectures; Professor Cheng interprets.


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22	Foreign Lang Career Day Alden--Chris (Student--1976)	Program for the day.


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23	Sage commendation	Commended by AASLH for his "History of Iowa".

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24	I'm goin' fishin' . . . Dickman--Allan Melvin (Class of 1976)	John Brown, art instructor, pulls his "floating painting' from Prexy's Pond; photo.


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25	Meet the major contenders to become the next President of the United States	1976 Presidential Candidates to speak; Jimmy Carter is among the speakers.


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26	Students play 'big business' game	Professor Kaplan directs ski industry simulation game for Marketing Club students.

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27	Christian Science	Organizational meeting.


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28	Fall Folk Dance Festival	Watch or join.


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29	Hispanic program	Will meet to discuss summer Hispanic institute.


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30	Lecture on drilling; oil and gas	James W. Fowler and Jerry C. Funderburk will speak.


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31	Poetry Hour	Will look at word origins and meanings.


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32	Social Work Student Organization	Will discuss foster care and volunteers.


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33	Tutoring	Outline of program in Waterloo schools.


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34	UNI Association of Office Personnel	Will hold bazaar.


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35	UNI Reading Association	Professor Hosier will speak.


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36	Veterans	Will meet.

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37	A Sports Column Paxton--David A. (Class of 1976)	Winter sports sneak up on Dave Paxton.


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38	Panthers wash Whitewater; wait it out for bowl decision Fridley--Richard L. (Class of 1978)	UNI defeated Wisconsin-Whitewater, 49-6; photo.


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39	Slipped	During a Judo Club practice, Mike Fladlien slips as he attempts to throw his rival; photo.


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40	Volleyball team fails to advance White--Kathy	Panther women lose to Graceland and William Penn.

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41	Harriers place 13th Fridley--Richard L. (Class of 1978)	Panthers place thirteenth at the NCAA Division II Cross Country Championships.


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42	Speed merchant	UNI teammates Charlie Aldrich and Ron Fiacco work together to gain some ground for UNI; photo.


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43	Swimmers open at All-Iowa Relays Le Beau--Carol	Despite "lack of depth," Coach Glen Henry was pleased with the swim team's performance.


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44	UNI has good chance at bowl game	Panthers are hopeful for bowl game opportunity.


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45	Young wrestling team look to progress, maturity; Snyder, Miller, Omvig gone Paxton--David A. (Class of 1976)	Despite the loss of three national champions, UNI wrestlers look forward to a demanding season.