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1 Assertive workshop here Friday Patricia Jakubowski will present workshop; photo.
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2 C. F. Council postpones sidewalk proposal again Background on the proposal to pave a sidewalk along University Avenue heading toward College Square.
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3 Future star? Unidentified youngster throwing a pass; photo.
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4 Pre-theology student criticizes Christians; protests methods used by some groups
Thoms--Paul David (Class of 1979) 		Paul Thoms gives reactions to "If I Should Die" film.
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5 RHA V-P advises residence hall student how to effectively complain about the noise
Clapp--Beth 		Residence Hall Association vice president outlines for students the course of action for dealing with noise offenders.
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6 UNISA helps students
Welsch--Julie 		Student believes that things can be accomplished at UNI by working through the channels of the UNISA.
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7 Access to the N. I. Is easier than you think; editor invites criticism, comments, further use of newspaper Julie Vorman tells readers how they can react to or be a part of the NI.
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8 UNI: home of the arts
Peters--Bud 		Grand Opening of the Gallery of Art features de Kooning exhibition; photo.
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9 Great Cross Country Race opens
Goettsch--Teresa A. (Class of 1981) 		Annual young people's production.
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10 If I should die . . . . Campus Crusade for Christ sponsors film presentation.
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11 Union sculpture UPB will commission artwork to commemorate tenth anniversary of Union.
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12 Security aid provides Ray constant protection
Diehm--Curtis 		Governor Robert Ray visited UNI; Sergeant Harry Braafhart was on campus to provide security; photo.
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13 Sun shines on UNI Homecoming 1978
Grevas--Renee 		Scenes from Homecoming activities; photo.
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14 House candidates Glenn, Diemer at UNI Sandy Glenn and Marv Diemer state their positions on the issues; photo.
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15 Panel advocates state ERA ratification
Warnke--Sandra 		Panelists tell why support of ERA is important.
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16 History lecture Professor Vajpeyi will speak on India.
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17 Octoberfest
Winter--Sue 		Brief summary of activities.
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18 JV cheerleaders tryouts.
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19 What's Up? Activities and meetings.
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20 Rugby club wins UNI rugby club beat Palmer College on October 14, 12-4.
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21 Turnovers plague UNI; disappointing Homecoming loss
Coleman--Duff A. (Class of 1979) 		UNI lost its Homecoming game against Western Illinois, 21-7; photo.
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22 Golfers finish strong UNI women's team finished first out of six teams in home meet held October 13-14.
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23 Runners second in MCC; eastern first league champs
Grady--Mike 		UNI placed second in the Mid-Continent Conference meet on October 14.
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24 Untitled Clown in Homecoming parade; photo.
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25 Wrestlers draw together during preseason; reasons behind Panther's success
Spray--Scott 		A look at the upcoming wrestling season and Panther team.