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1 "All ve vant is your blood!"
Grevas--Renee 		Students give blood at the Hawkeye Regional RC Blood Service blood mobile; photo.
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2 Smoking policy set for UNI
Meek--Lori L. (Class of 1982) 		Smoking is prohibited in university buildings with the exception of specifically designated areas; provisions will be made for the comfort and needs of both smokers and non-smokers.
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3 UNISA election invalid?; questions raised over ballots, other procedures
Bowman--Julie 		Some students allege that there were irregularities in the way that the ballots were produced.
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4 It may not be perfect, but it is an improvement Editorial based on upcoming faculty vote on the general education program.
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5 Reader criticizes newspaper
Schwartz--Jane K. Sherwin (Modern Languages Faculty) 		Long-time reader criticizes the staff of newspaper for recent errors, but did like article on general education by Professor Brintnall.
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6 Another look at G. E program from prof; chair committee explains proposal
Metcalfe--William K. (Political Science Faculty) 		Professor Metcalfe talks about the current proposal.
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7 Student agrees with general education analysis
Wilson--Bu N. (Student--1970--1978-1979) 		Student agrees with views previously expressed in newspaper on general education.
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8 UNISA senators elected for '78-'79 Vote tally from recent election.
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9 Artists Series starts Mon. The 1978-1979 UNI Artists and Chamber Music Series will begin Monday.
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10 Museum Leonard Davis will talk at Museum about collecting jade.
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11 "Ponder Heart" won't beat in vain
Wilmeth--Tom 		Review of the play "The Ponder Heart".
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12 Art exam Exhibit will show how paintings are examined scientifically.
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13 Chorale to appear on IPBN Concert Chorale and student jazz quartet will play.
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14 Grad courses offered in program?
Morin--Robert E. (CSBS Dean) 		Dean Morin does not believe that there should be courses that could be offered for graduate credit in the general education program.
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15 Art show changes Dan Mackerman will speak on Grant Wood.
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16 KUNI broadcast Will broadcast from Cattle Congress.
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17 STAGE drive set Holding annual membership drive.
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18 Tickets on sale Macbeth performance schedule; photo.
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19 Exchange provides different experiences Several participants in the NSE program give their reactions to UNI.
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20 Chair explains rules of meeting
Wood--Evelyn S. (English Faculty) 		Evelyn Wood explains how the meeting dealing with general education will be conducted
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21 General Education: what will the verdict be? Faculty meets to decide
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22 Proposal is a modification
Jensen--Verner N. (Physics Faculty) 		Professor Jensen offers brief history of the proposal's development.
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23 The history--g. e. revised several times in past Brief history of general education changes in recent years.
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24 V-P plans to keep low profile
Martin--James G. (Provost) 		Provost Martin does not take a position; believes general education is a faculty matter.
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25 "A move in the right direction"
McCollum--Clifford G. (Science Faculty; CNS Dean) 		Dean McCollum believes that there may be too many categories and courses; also believes that the course selection will be increased even further if the program is approved.
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26 "Not much better" than the current program Professor Fox would like longer, prescriptive program.
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27 Program should be interdisciplinary? Professor Abel believes it will be more difficult to introduce freshmen.
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28 The proposal--an outline of categories, courses List of courses in the proposed general education program.
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29 Conifers on campus
Buck--Brian 		Biology students examining local trees.
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30 Evaluation complete; sent to Regents
Bowman--Julie 		Paul Rider speaks briefly about the evaluation of President Kamerick and Provost Martin; Senate takes no action on proposal to establish bookstore advisory committee.
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31 New student grievance procedure draft nears final proposal stage
Scobee--Randy (Student--1977-1978) 		Description of the drafting process in a policy for student employment grievances.
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32 What's Up? Activities and meetings.
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33 Gallery of Art presents "Evidence"
Buck--Brian 		A photographic exhibition entitled "Evidence" opened up on September 18.
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34 State Department speaker to be on campus Monday Heidi Hanson will speak on human rights; photo.
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35 Panther runners split contests; Huhnerkoch shines
Grady--Mike 		UNI split a dual meet last Saturday with Loras and the University of Wisconsin. Runner Bryan Huhnerkoch placed fourth place individually.
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36 Turkey trot
Buck--Brian 		The intramural run called the "Turkey Trot" was held last Wednesday; photo.
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37 "Critical game" for UNI; try to end losing streak
Carney--Randy 		UNI will play the University of Nebraska-Omaha on Saturday. The Panthers will try to snap a three game losing streak.
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38 Scholarship allotments Chevrolet award will go to music and speech scholarships.
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39 Field hockey
Rowedder--Becky 		UNI came away from a weekend string of games with three losses.
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40 Tae Kwon-Do big hit at UNI; gains in popularity
Keefe--Kathy 		An in depth look at a new sports trend at UNI.
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41 UNI rugby
Hageman--Gerald Eugene (Student--2009) 		UNI beat Wartburg last weekend, 10-8.
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42 Untitled
Grevas--Renee