Issue Contents

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1 Administration misinforms public; findings on $565,000 Dome transfer
Milroy--Kevin
Questions arise from source of $565,000 for payment of Dome flooring.
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2 Dole speaks Republican vice-presidential nominee, Robert Dole, to speak in Hudson and Waterloo.
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3 Fall fun Members of men's track team jog on a fall day; photo.
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4 More Hardee's 'nonsense'
Kratz--Jim
Feels previous editorial written on Hardee's was expressing his frustrations.
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5 O'Halloran support
Sieleman--Greg
Believes Mary O'Halloran has represented UNI well.
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6 O'Halloran support
Fahnestock--Ralph
Believes Mary O'Halloran is a good representative for UNI in state legislature.
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7 The impact of collective bargaining
Chrysler--Earl (Business Faculty)
Gives background information on collective bargaining and how it would work for faculty.
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8 Up with Hardee's
Potter--Wendy
Feels Hardee's is doing a good job.
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9 KUNI presents old radio program special KUNI and KHKE to present special programming for KUNI MARATHON fundraising event.
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10 More on O'Halloran
Kyle--Christy
Gives support to Mary O'Halloran who is running for representative of the 36th District.
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11 Questions grad letter
Voldseth--Edward V. (Vice President)
Has questions about previous editorial written concerning a method of teaching foreign languages.
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12 Quintet performs Northern Brass Quintet to perform.
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13 What time is it? Does anyone know? Talks about problems with correct settings on clocks throughout campus.
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14 "Square peg in a round hold" not right; push to make University aware of handicapped
Wible--Pamela J. (Classes of 1977 and 2002)
UNI Committee for Handicap Awareness meets to make university aware of needs of handicapped students; photo.
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15 Intramural confab at UNI; to tour UNI facilities Region III Conference of the National Intramural and Recreational Sports Association to meet on campus.
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16 Countess hit of play; second act makes up for first
Peters--Bud
Review of "The Madwoman of Chaillot".
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17 Openings Union Policy Board announced positions for ongoing committees.
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18 Painting contest College Hill merchant windows available to paint for Homecoming.
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19 Postman money Scholarship available for child or grandchild of an Iowa Postmaster.
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20 Band recordings Recordings of the UNI Wind Ensemble are available for purchase. Years available are: 1965/66, 1966/67, 1969, 1971, and 1976.
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21 IFT convention Iowa Federation of Teachers to hold 1976 convention on UNI campus.
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22 Music Dept. gives concert; first performance of U. Chorus UNI Wind Ensemble and University Chorus to perform. First performance ever for University Chorus. Evening performances dedicated to Stanley G. Wood; photo.
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23 Octoberfest in Commons Ballroom Annual Oktoberfest to be held in Commons Ballroom.
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24 Speakers meeting Controversial Speakers Committee will meet and discuss possible speakers.
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25 Alumni activities Plans for Homecoming activities for alumni are set.
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26 Homecoming plans set; variety show to kick it off
Peters--Bud
Plans are established for Homecoming.
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27 Museum program Bill Cramer, former student, to present program on collecting political memorabilia.
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28 Plant sale Students look through the selection of plants from the ASID plant sale; photo.
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29 Union dance KCRS to sponsor disco dances.
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30 "How to Survive"; Women's Center topic Consumer rights, legal rights, basic budgeting, and career and job hunting skills are topics to be discussed at a series of workshops sponsored by Cedar Fall-Waterloo Women's Center.
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31 Court being revised; reduce number from 3 to 2
Bowman--Julie
UNI student court system to be revised by reducing number of courts from three to two and increasing monetary fines.
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32 Rapp session Steve Rapp, Democrat candidate for 3rd district congressional seat, to speak as part of Department of Political Science lecture series.
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33 Rental referral
Harris--Julie
Listing of available apartments can be obtained from UNISA.
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34 BEOG grants Basic grant application must be completed to be eligible for any grants.
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35 Foreign seminar offers view of other cultures Scandinavian Seminar is accepting applications for study abroad program.
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36 Frank coordinates new PACE project after $74,247 grant Personalized Adult Counseling Experiences (PACE) receives funding from the Iowa State Department of Public Instruction.
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37 Swims to start Parents and children of University-connected families may swim in the Women's Pool Sunday afternoons.
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38 Harriers seeking improved times
DeBerg--Curtis L. (Class of 1967)
UNI will compete in a race at the Wisconsin Invitational this Saturday.
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39 J.V. stomp William Penn; running game awesome
Fridley--Richard L. (Class of 1978)
Panthers win, 44-19, in the Dome.
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40 Netters end season
Fridley--Richard L. (Class of 1978)
Women's tennis finishes its season
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41 Soccer club hosts Cedar Rapids Soccer club set to play final home game.
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42 Field hockey away UNI will compete in the Midwest Umpiring Conference in Iowa City tomorrow.
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43 Intramural news List of events that are coming for intramurals.
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44 Soccer--more than just a football game; increasing in popularity
Fridley--Richard L. (Class of 1978)
Description of the game of soccer.
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45 UNI Dames busy Booster Club sponsoring a UNI athletic coach as their guest speaker each month.
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46 Auction success Industrial Technology Club made about $850 in an auction last Tuesday night.
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47 Marketing Club Will hear about careers in insurance administration.
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48 What's Up? Activities and meetings.