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.
2 How rich are thou? Salaries of faculty.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
10 Computer testing Linda Kelsey will talk about self-paced instruction.
11 Craft courses offered in Union List of craft courses being offered in the Union.
12 Do you want to vote?
Peters--Bud 		Although very few people voted (393), the constitution that UNISA proposed was passed; photo.
13 Simon's "Goodbye Girl" reminiscent of Cinderella: NI movie review
Waterman--Martha
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
26 Art for sale
Buck--Brian 		Students sold paintings, sculpture, jewelry, and other art in the Union; photo.
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.
29 Crucial games for cagers
Carney--Randy 		The men's basketball team looks toward a difficult weekend, as they attempt to regain first place.
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.
32 Hoopsters host UW-L The women's basketball team gets a second chance to host Wisconsin-La Crosse in the UNI-Dome.
33 IAIAW tourney
Carney--Randy 		The women swimmers go up against Iowa, Iowa State, Grinnell, Luther, and Cornell, hoping to win.
34 In control
Coleman--Duff A. (Class of 1979) 		The match is won as Kirk Myers holds down his opponent; photo.
35 Ski race set for next Friday Ski races scheduled, both for beginners and experienced skiers.
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.
38 Fencing Club Will hold organizational meeting.
39 PBL Will hold meeting and party.
40 Phi Upsilon Omicron Will hold social.
41 Senior recital Dalene Smith and Diane Opatz will perform.
42 Torch and Tassel Will work on service project.
43 Valentines Sigma Alpha Iota offers singing Valentines.
44 What's Up? Activities and meetings.