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1 C. F. welcomes return of students
Vorman--Julie A. (Class of 1979) 		Cedar Falls businesses are glad to see the returning students.
2 University enrollment at record high for foreign students A record is set for the number of foreign exchange students enrolled at UNI this fall; fifty-five in all from thirty-four different countries.
3 Untitled Students return to new dividers in the Redeker Dining Center; photo.
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4 Open letter to the faculty
Richter--Erwin W. (Chemistry Faculty) 		Encourages faculty not to vote to allocate rollover money for salaries.
5 Thanks Bo Jingles Members of the IFC-Panhellenic Council thank the bartenders and others involved in welcoming back the students to UNI.
6 Theory and info about the Iowan; Viewpoint Information on what the student newspaper is, and how it works.
7 Untitled Student moves possesions by way of bicycle.
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8 Art Exhibition Professor Mark Christian Wehtli has three paintings on display at a gallery in New York.
9 Enrollment up The fall enrollment is up for fall to more than 10,400 students.
10 Regents approve programs . . . and policy for principles Regents approve new changes to begin this semester within the School of Music; establishe a policy for principles, standards, and procedures for faculty appointments and promotions.
11 Student gets grant Debra Ritchie is the first recipient of the Hardee's Food Systems scholarship for $250. Ritchie has worked for Hardee's since it took over the food service in the Union in August 1975.
12 Tomahawk improved
Schlindwein--DeLonn 		Tomahawk Book Exchange changes its policies to serve students better.
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13 Bargaining simmers, but not for long
Milroy--Kevin 		The United Faculty still has unresolved issues with the Board of Regents, namely the 6.4% salary increase.
14 Untitled Alice Cooper brought his odd stage show to the UNI-Dome, singing his most popular songs; photo.
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15 How to get the most out of your textbooks; advice from college text publishers Tips on how to use your college textbook to its fullest potential.
16 Mail procedures new for Noehren All mail will now be distributed from the Noehren mailroom instead of being delivered to each dorm.
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17 Best newsletter The UNI Collegiate DECA was awarded first place for the "Best Collegiate DECA Newsletter in 1976--1977".
18 Newcomer News
McGuire--Laura 		Information that all transfers or freshman should know about procedures at University of Northern Iowa.
19 Operators have their problems
McGuire--Laura 		University phone operators are seeing an influx of calls to them; photo.
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20 What's up at the Dome
Rank--Dan (Class of 1978) 		The UNI-Dome roof has deflated once again; repairs underway; photo.
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21 Judson House: friends, food, and fellowship The Judson House, located on College Street, is a place to go to meet friends, play games, and just hang out.
22 O.P/Paw undergo summer remodeling
McGuire--Laura 		The Other Place and The Paw have undergone remodeling in order to accommodate more people.
23 UNI Pi-Lambda The UNI Pi Lambda chapter of the Phi Alpha Theta received an honor only given to eighteen chapters in the nation for its outstanding achievements.
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24 Center donated to foreign students The United Presbyterian Church donated money for the Westminster House to be remodeled and changed into the International Center.
25 Scholarships Four UNI students to receive scholarships from J.S. Latta and Grace Foundation and University Book & Supply.
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Peters--Bud 		The sculpture outside Redeker Center provides something interesting to look at when students walk past it; photo.
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27 Dome administration start work; one new position Two new people are added to the staff at the UNI-Dome.
28 UNI budget increases 11.2% to $30,000,000 UNI's budget of $30,329,390 was approved by the State Board of Regents.
29 Untitled Alice Cooper holds second place for the largest concert ever at the UNI-Dome, with 11,200 people in attendance; photo.
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30 Older students invited to Wednesday luncheons. UNI Counseling Center to provide vocational and academic advising for older students.
31 Tennyson Local band to give farewell performance.
32 Theatre UNI Auditions to be held for upcoming play.
33 UNI opera Auditions to be held for upcoming musical.
34 Untitled A former member of the Guess Who, Burton Cummings, also performed hit songs on Sunday night in the UNI-Dome; photo.
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35 Engineer director announced David Walter was named the new engineering services director of UNI; Thomas Paulson becomes Director of the Physical Plant.
36 Untitled UNI students are hoping to get a great deal at a nearby auction.
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37 Football tickets now available New seating added to Dome.
38 UNI gridders getting ready
Fridley--Richard L. (Class of 1978) 		The UNI football team prepares for a full year of difficult matches; photo.
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39 Busy schedule ahead for runners
Drenter--Kathy 		New and old faces return to the men's cross country team for the season.
40 Golfers swing into action: veteran squad returns
Fridley--Richard L. (Class of 1978) 		This year is expected to be a good year for the returning men golfers.
41 Rugby all-stars The four men pictured here will play in the challenging game of rugby; photo.
42 UNI captures all-sports crown UNI brings home the all-sports award for the fifth time in six years.
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43 Untitled Alice Cooper rocked the UNI-Dome during one of the largest concerts here; also performing was Burton Cummings; photo.
44 What's Up? Activities and meetings.