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Issue Contents

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1	Are you sure it's down there? Peters--Bud	Cedar Falls workers are installing sanitary sewers east of the Towers.


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2	How rich are thou?	Salaries of faculty.


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3	UNI employees meet with Gov. to protest working week: Flextime experiment discussed Bowman--Julie	Committee meets with Governor Ray to ask that they be allowed to participate in flextime experiment.


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4	Who cancels classes? Kamerick and Regents Reth--Mona J. (Class of 1979)	President Kamerick talks about the process of making the decision of canceling class; photo.

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5	Blitz #2 date set	A possible dance is in the planning by KCRS, the campus radio station.


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6	Head athletic trainer responds to charges made in letter: Opinions on P.E.C. vary Burton--Dave	Believes that weight training facilities are adequate.


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7	Student thinks changes are needed in suit service rules Ballensky--Drew	Complains that men are required to buy suit service, but women are not.


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8	Thinks UNISA vote a violation Robinson--George William (Class of 1978)	Believes amendments should be been published.

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9	Basic grant	3800 UNI students receive Basic Grant.


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10	Computer testing	Linda Kelsey will talk about self-paced instruction.


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11	Craft courses offered in Union	List of craft courses being offered in the Union.


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12	Do you want to vote? Peters--Bud	Although very few people voted (393), the constitution that UNISA proposed was passed; photo.


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13	Simon's "Goodbye Girl" reminiscent of Cinderella: NI movie review Waterman--Martha


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14	UNISA decides not to approach Regents in Feb.	UNISA is not going to talk to the Board of Regents about their sixteen point program.


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15	UPB openings	Information for students who want to be on the Union Policy Board.

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16	Home Ec sure ain't what it used to be¿ Buck--Brian	Students participate in activities in the new laboratory for Home Economics; photo.


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17	UNI's Home Ec. major--more than cooking and sewing: modern laboratory added Cahill--Mary E. (Class of 1981)	James Canada talks about the curriculum; photo.

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18	Diane Opatz: singing better today than yesterday Karbula--John Charles (Class of 1979)	Diane Opatz, a music major, is profiled as she works to reach her goal of becoming a professional singer; photo.


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19	Speakers highlight workshop: child abuse

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20	Did you make over $2,200? Buck--Brian	Two members of the Accounting Club assist students in the filling out of tax forms; photo.


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21	Yearbook ready by May: after 8-year absence Keyser--Chris	Despite an eight year lapse, the yearbooks are again on sale.

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22	Porno mags: booming business at UNI Peters--Bud	Local retailers talk about sales of magazines that could be considered pornographic; photo.


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23	Scuba diving	Information about a school-sponsored scuba diving trip to the Grand Cayman Islands.

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24	Faculty salaries for 1977-78 are listed	List of salaries for a portion of the faculty.

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25	Apply now for summer orientation positions	Positions open for the summer orientation staff around UNI.


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26	Art for sale Buck--Brian	Students sold paintings, sculpture, jewelry, and other art in the Union; photo.


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27	Hungry fans at Dome Schmidt--Janell	A look at the amount of food consumed at main events in the Dome.

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28	Basketball spotlight Krishnan--Chari	A feature about Ron Lemons, and his place on the basketball team.


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29	Crucial games for cagers Carney--Randy	The men's basketball team looks toward a difficult weekend, as they attempt to regain first place.


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30	Grapplers win Fridley--Richard L. (Class of 1978)	The wrestlers win their fifth straight competition, with a 22-15 win over Nebraska-Omaha.

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31	2 meets for tankers	The men swimmers take on Wisconsin-La Crosse and St. Cloud State in home meets.


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32	Hoopsters host UW-L	The women's basketball team gets a second chance to host Wisconsin-La Crosse in the UNI-Dome.


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33	IAIAW tourney Carney--Randy	The women swimmers go up against Iowa, Iowa State, Grinnell, Luther, and Cornell, hoping to win.


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34	In control Coleman--Duff A. (Class of 1979)	The match is won as Kirk Myers holds down his opponent; photo.


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35	Ski race set for next Friday	Ski races scheduled, both for beginners and experienced skiers.


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36	Track Carney--Randy	The track and field team host the University of Nebraska-Omaha, and Wisconsin-Stevens Point.

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37	Catching up Peters--Bud	A student studies in an empty classroom; photo.


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38	Fencing Club	Will hold organizational meeting.


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39	PBL	Will hold meeting and party.


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40	Phi Upsilon Omicron	Will hold social.


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41	Senior recital	Dalene Smith and Diane Opatz will perform.


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42	Torch and Tassel	Will work on service project.


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43	Valentines	Sigma Alpha Iota offers singing Valentines.


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44	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.