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1 Callahan announces plans for '77-'78 UNISA
Otterman--Peggy
Janet Callahan, UNISA president, calls for productive year and states plans for the year; photo.
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2 Discount for UNI?
Otterman--Peggy
New discount card to local businesses may soon become available to UNI students.
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3 UNI accused of polluting stream Tests are being conducted as to the nature and origin of the orange-colored sludge is in Dry Run Creek; photo.
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4 Where did the fountain go? A new drinking fountain has been ordered and will be installed once it has been received.
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5 Forum cancelled; Baker upset
Baker--Gerald
Gerald Baker, a school board candidate, was quite upset to receive a note saying that the Forum for the year had been cancelled.
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6 Off the Record
Milroy--Kevin
Record enrollment, the new column developed, letters to the editor, and campus grounds.
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7 Roll-over Red Rider
Morgan--David Lloyd (Philosophy and Religion Faculty).
The debate continues on what the money should be spent on, equipment needs or salaries.
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8 Wants equip and money
Schwandt--Lynn C. (Laboratory School Faculty)
A faculty member would like both salary and equipment needs met..
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9 Circle K Description of the purposes and goals of the organization.
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10 New gen ed. program to be considered
Vorman--Julie A. (Class of 1979)
Professor Jensen talks about the proposed new program.
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11 Tomahawk sale ends semester
Schlindwein--DeLonn
Fall book sales reach $18,500; theft seems to have been reduced.
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12 Women's Center Will hold get-acquainted meeting and elect officers.
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13 Funion: should be a winner
Rank--Dan (Class of 1978)
Schedule of FUNION activities.
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14 Museum Will present program on Egypt.
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15 Newcomer News
McGuire--Laura
Description of activities available in the Union.
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16 Poetry award Stephen Volk wins national award.
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17 Live performance is best for theatrical endeavors
Wilmeth--Tom
Professors Williams and Maberry talk about Reader's Theatre and Theatre UNI productions; photo.
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18 Corbin receives award Professor Steven Corbin recently received a distinguished service award.
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19 Guvs broadcast National governors conference will be broadcast over KHKE.
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20 Openings Positions available on UNI presidential committees.
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21 Hard at it
Coleman--Duff A. (Class of 1979)
Construction workers prepare to finish their task before the colder months; photo.
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22 Science dept. lands $250,000 grant
Cahill--Mary E. (Class of 1981)
Professor Ward discusses the development of new general education, computer instruction, and other courses.
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23 Five o'clock practice
Peters--Bud
A student watches as the soccer teams practices; photo.
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24 Reception Professor Rhum honored by Graduate College.
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25 Basically for the off-campus
Milroy--Kevin
Tips for off-campus students on parking and cheap living.
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26 Hearst display Library exhibit honors James Hearst.
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27 Panther footballers after first victory
Fridley--Richard L. (Class of 1978)
Panthers lose, 37-28; photo.
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28 Golfers tee-off fall season: busy schedule
Drenter--Kathy
Women's golf team excited about challenging new season.
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29 Harriers open in ISU invitational The men's cross country team opens what it hopes will be a great season in the ISU Invitational.
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30 Linksters triumph
Fridley--Richard L. (Class of 1978)
UNI men's golf starts new season with a win.
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31 Circle K Club Will hold first meeting.
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32 Fencing Club Will hold organizational meeting.
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33 Folk Dance Club Meets Tuesday.
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34 Funky Friday Fellowship and recreation every Friday at Judson House.
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35 Intercollegiate softball Applications available.
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36 Intramurals Open workouts for women's gymnastics.
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37 KCRS Looking for announcers.
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38 Office personnel Will hold meeting.
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39 UNI Judo Club Looking for new members.
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40 Untitled A intended invitation was shot down with a message on a window at the greenhouse; photo.
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41 Weight room Hours for women's exclusive use.
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42 What's Up? Activities and meetings.
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43 Women's gymnastics Organizational meeting.