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1 If it's September, it must be campaign time Jerry Fitzgerald and Sandy Glenn speak on campus; photo.
2 Reactions range from near-rage to fear; UNI tuition increase planned; students asked to cough up $80 more
Wallace--Barbara 		Students unhappy with 11% increase.
3 Regents give tentative approval; UNI tuition increase planned; students asked to cough up $80 more
Bowman--Julie 		Will increase about 11%; financial aid will also be increased.
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4 PIRG supports boycott IaPIRG seconds Ron Roberts' motion to boycott Coors Beer.
5 UF needs suggestions
Chang--James C. (Chemistry Faculty) 		Professor Chang believes United Faculty should be de-certified as the bargaining agent.
6 Where will the money go? Would like to see more go to student activities.
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7 IRUSC receives half of proposed budget
Diehm--Curtis 		UNI allocates full share of funding; UI and ISU do not.
8 Pitch in . . . Throw away . . .
Grevas--Renee 		Trash strewn around a trash receptacle shows the messier side of UNI; photo.
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9 "Ponder Heart" begins Wed.; audience takes part
Stoll--Kim 		Play preview; photo.
10 Shakespeare Company opens Artists Series Profile of the company.
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11 Carlton has best of both; Crusader-Steeley Dan
Wilmeth--Tom 		Review of Larry Carlton's album "Larry Carlton."
12 Theatre UNI staff has safety training Receive training in basic safety measures and CPR.
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13 Anthropology Club Will see film.
14 Concentrating
Diehm--Curtis 		John McNamara completes his forty-second painting; photo.
15 Fellowship of Christian Athletes Will meet.
16 Folk Dance Club Meets Tuesday nights.
17 Vets Club Will elect officers.
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18 Library custodian finds pleasure in painting; "You could spend a lifetime doing different things"
Diehm--Curtis 		John McNamara talks at length about his art.
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19 RHA office open
Grevas--Renee 		The RHA held a successful open house in its new location in Redeker Center; photo.
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20 Apply now . . . Seeking members of University Speakers Committee.
21 Discrimination in history books
O'Hara--Debra Laughlin (Class of 1982) 		Extensive excerpts from Professor Riley's address at the recent Women's Studies Associations conference.
22 Financial aids UNISA may set up a liaison committee with the Financial Aids Office at some point.
23 New hall signs New signs installed on dormitories.
24 No car starts Public Safety will no longer jump-start students' cars; cite increased expense of alternators and batteries in UNI equipment.
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25 Rommann leads Panthers to ninth in NI Classic; UNI hosts tournament
Spray--Scott 		Panthers take ninth out of nineteen at the UNI Golf Classic; photo.
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26 Spikers open season; host Wartburg tonight
Rowedder--Becky 		UNI's volleyball team will open its season against Wartburg tonight.
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27 ISU only state university football victor
Spray--Scott 		Discussion of college football in Iowa; photo.