Issue Contents

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1	Handicap Awareness set for tomorrow	Handicap Awareness Day has been scheduled; program of activities.


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2	Interior design? Moravec--Sue	Students carve pumpkins in a contest at the Union; photo.


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3	It's that time again . . .	Registration for spring classes will begin November 4.


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4	New financial policy at Health Center enacted	Future Health Center financial transactions will now be processed through the Business Office and Data Processing Center.

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5	Al Dole replies to Fox letter Dole--Al	Homecoming Committee member clarifies statements made in the Northern Iowan.


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6	Bargaining: here we go again Evenson--Wayne R. (Management Faculty)	Professor Evenson outlines his position regarding collective bargaining at UNI.


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7	Push for skin diving; asks policy change Fielding--Roy Russell (Classes of 1973 and 1977; Physical Education Faculty)	Student wants to be able to use skin diving equipment in the women's pool.

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8	Married students	Married couples get together is planned for November 7.


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9	MBA a shot in the arm? Bristow--Steve	Master of Business Administration degree has been successful in its first year.


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10	Untitled	Professor Elaine McDavitt Stageberg will present "Woman--Her Infinite Variety"; photo.

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11	$109, 591 collected in permits last year; over $45,000 in parking fines Staton--Debbie	Rollin Evers, UNI's director of Safety and Security, comments on the parking permits and fines.


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12	New course	Department of Philosophy and Religion will offer pre-theological emphasis next spring.


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13	Student input wanted	College of Natural Science Dean's Student Advisory Committee has been formed to get student input.


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14	Writing contest announced; college freshman eligible	Richard Braddock Memorial Writing Project is asking for essays on the topic, "Advice to Writing Teachers".

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15	Barry Tuckwell next on Chamber Music Series	Profile of Barry Tuckwell who will play at UNI as a part of the Chamber Music Series.


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16	Broadcasting	Broadcasting Club will hold a meeting November 3.


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17	Cooking class	Adult education cooking class is scheduled for Tuesday evenings.


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18	Modern writers course	"Modern Afro-American Writers" course, taught by Wilfred Samuels, will be offered in the spring semester.

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19	To be a kid . . . Moravec--Sue	Children from the Headstart program enjoy a Halloween party sponsored by Alpha Delta Pi and Pi Kappa Alpha; photo.

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20	Blum in seminar	Tri Beta and the American Chemical Society Student affiliates are sponsoring a seminar given by Dr. Murray Blum.


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21	CETA contract renewed	State Office of Planning and Programming has renewed its contract with UNI to administer the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act.


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22	Jazz concert	Jazz concert scheduled for Parents Weekend.


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23	Old time blues	Sam Chatmon will present old time blues music in the Union Coffee House.


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24	Prof. Published	Thomas J. Remington has had an article published that reviews collections of science fiction stories.


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25	Student teachers	Individual interviews for student teaching assignments will occur on November 10.


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26	Women's rights	Cedar Falls-Waterloo Women's Center is sponsoring a seminar on legal rights.

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27	New music majors approved by Regents	Two new music degrees at UNI were approved by the State Board of Regents.


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28	Union film series	Union Film Series will feature a series of films directed by Luis Bunuel.


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29	Women's Rec. sets up intramural water polo	Women's Recreational Association set up water polo intramural.

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30	A Sports Column DeBerg--Curtis L. (Class of 1967)	Discussion about UNI's football loss to South Dakota State.


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31	Hockey gals shine Fridley--Richard L. (Class of 1978)	UNI places five women on the first team to play in the Midwest Tournament.


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32	MacTaggart zips in home meet	Four UNI runners finish in the top ten at cross country meet.


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33	Panthers lose heartbreaker; Jacks hit jackpot DeBerg--Curtis L. (Class of 1967)	Panthers lose, 16-13, due to a final-second touchdown by South Dakota State.


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34	UNI wins over Norse	UNI defeated Luther, 15-12 and 15-10.

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35	"The Sixties"	An experimental English course has been scheduled again for the spring semester; Professor Klinkowitz will teach it..


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36	M/S symposium scheduled	UNI Science and Mathematics Symposium to be held.

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37	Fencing Club	Will hold organizational meeting.


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38	The value of your vote . . . Moravec--Jeff (Class of 1977)	Writer encourages voters to make their vote count.


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39	Tomahawk	Needs help for Handicap Awareness Day.


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40	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.