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1 Coed proposal at Towers
Milroy--Kevin 		Proposal is working its way through the bureaucratic process.
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2 Dome nears final completion
Blake--Debra J. (Class of 1977; Public Relations Staff) 		Floors being installed; hope to be ready by February 7.
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3 Regents approve UNI matters Professor Lash will become Director of Humanities.
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4 Senate cuts WIA funds
Le Beau--Carol 		UNISA will consider cutting all funding for women's athletics; believes athletics should be funded from the general fund.
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5 Untitled
Dickman--Allan Melvin (Class of 1976) 		Students participate in the mock caucuses held by the Political Science department; photo.
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6 Budget hearing scheduled Student organizations should prepare if they wish to be funded.
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7 Jurors respond to friend
Behrens--Roy Richard (Class of 1968; Art Faculty) 		Art faculty jurors encourage letter writer to approach them.
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8 Musical Verite; "Live in Amsterdam," The Flying Burrito Bros.
Moravec--Jeff (Class of 1977) 		Review of the Flying Burrito Brother's album "Live in Amsterdam."
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9 No applause for Sunday school
Peterson--Gerald Lee (Library Faculty) 		Gerald L. Peterson makes the point that it should be not how often, but how a man votes that is important.
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10 She loves ego boost
Corporon--Nancy 		An art student contends that the art department's awards are an enjoyable "ego boost."
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11 Dome completion near Finishing touches are being put on the Dome; photo.
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12 Grant received for Preserve Biological Preserves receives $5000 for native prairie restoration.
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13 Looking back . . .; The Normal Eyte
Stevens--Pat 		A look at the first issue of the Normal Eyte.
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14 Summer study A look at the eight-week summer program in Colombia.
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15 Winter formal Campbell and Lawther Halls will host Snowflake Fantasy.
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16 Anderson to confab Mary Anderson invited to White House conference.
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17 KHKE to air crime investigation Will cover conference on crime and Senate investigation of nuclear energy.
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18 KUNI off the air Burned out line halts broadcasts.
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19 Labor lecture Professor Wiesenfeld will speak on the surge of labor in the 1930s.
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20 UNI goes computer crazy
Wible--Pamela J. (Classes of 1977 and 2002) 		ACS has sicteen H-P minicomputers, which can work on both batch process and interactive modes; capabilities of computers; photo.
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21 Chamber music sets Sofia concert Profile of the Sofia Soloists.
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22 Scholar Broudy to speak at UNI Harry Broudy will consult and lecture; photo.
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23 Sexuality sessions set Description of the workshops.
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24 Engle qualifies for national gym tourney Despite UNI's loss to Kansas, UNI's Dave Engle qualified for the National Gymnastics Tournament.
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25 IM volleyball growing rapidly for UNI women
Staton--Debbie 		Forty-six teams will participate in the intramural volleyball tournament.
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26 Panthers split big road trip; Welsh hits at buzzer for win
Fridley--Richard L. (Class of 1978) 		Panthers defeat Augustana, 68-67, but are defeated by South Dakota State, 85-68; photo.
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27 Swimmers win by touch-outs
Le Beau--Carol 		Panthers win dual opener against Bradley University, 59-54.
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28 Women cagers cop two weekend wins Panthers defeat Mount Mercy, 78-69, and Iowa Wesleyan, 70-46.
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29 Women crush Luther College
Liston--Joni 		Women swimmers defeat Luther College, 79-41.
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30 Wrestlers breeze in dual Panthers defeat Morningside, 39-3, and Moorhead State, 41-0; photo.
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31 Baroque music Professor Kratzenstein will present lecture-recital.
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32 Pool hours Recreational swimming hours.
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33 Profs work for handicapped Professors Cooper and Cathey work on ways to make swimming accessible to handicapped students.
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34 Conservation Club Will prepare for winter camping trip.
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35 Phi Beta Lambda Will prepare for state conference and March of Dimes event.
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36 SAE open house Invites unaffiliated men.
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37 Tomahawk Will hold pledge parties.
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38 UNI Museum Will present program on Poland.
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39 What's Up? Activities and meetings.
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40 Women and health care Discussion at St. Stephen Center.