Issue Contents

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1 8,000 N. I.'s stolen Tuesday; theft under investigation by UNI security office
Keyser--Chris 		Considering possible link to unfavorable story about Gamma Phi Beta.
2 Enjoy it while you can
Grevas--Renee 		Mark Milder, son of a UNI student, enjoys the recent warm weather; photo.
3 Tenure issue debated; Tharp questions Ph. D.
Knickrehm--Kevin 		Arbitration hearing on denial of tenure to Professor Tharp; Provost Martin and Professor Tharp express opinions on value of doctoral degree.
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4 AFT = Jimmy Hoffa?
Claus--Robert (Sociology Faculty) 		Professor Claus urges faculty members to think for themselves in the ongoing union debates.
5 Fraternity supports Gamma Phi
Tarr--Steve 		Phi Sigma Epsilon offers its support to the Gamma Phi Beta sorority.
6 Says students "second class"
Nagy--Paul 		Graduate student believes UNI's late fee for university bills is unfair to students.
7 Student asks for support to begin campanile class
Fritz--James L. 		Music student believes a class on how to play the Campanile bells should be offered.
8 The messenger, not the cause The Northern Iowan defends its recent story of Gamma Phi Beta's problems.
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9 Bruha urges faculty to "restore credibility"; AFT member urges decertification
Bruha--John Edward (Mathematics Faculty) 		Believes AFT will be a stronger voice.
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10 Arts Center to be dedicated on Saturday
Drenter--Kathy 		Background on shifting names of the facility; dedication ceremony will be held on November 11.
11 Return of de Kooning
Grevas--Renee 		The sign announcing the de Kooning exhibit in the Gallery of Art has been returned; photo.
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12 Fathering Discussion of role of fathers.
13 Prepare for a busy weekend Mom and Dad!
Cahill--Mary E. (Class of 1981) 		A humorous look at preparing for and entertaining parents.
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14 UNI prepares requests; regents meet November 16, 17
Vorman--Julie A. (Class of 1979) 		Seeks to improve conditions of ceramics studios in Quonset huts and to make handicap accessibility modifications around campus.
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15 Will students benefit from tuition increase?
Levad--Linda 		Breakdown on where student activity fees go.
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16 Quirk: 'faculty need the support . . . from participation in a union'
Diehm--Curtis 		Profile of Professor Quirk; viewpoints on faculty-administration relations and the benefits of AFT representation; photo.
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17 Wiederanders: welfare of faculty determines ability to do their job
Diehm--Curtis 		Professor Wiederanders expresses views on the relationship between faculty and administration and on union activities.
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18 Notre Dame? A UNI student studies on campus; photo.
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19 Teacher professional sequence reshuffled
Warnke--Sandra 		"Values Clarification Seminar" changed from required to highly recommended.
20 UNI voter turnout low
Warnke--Sandra 		Precinct vote tallies.
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21 Stopping by the broken bench on a sunny afternoon
Grevas--Renee
22 UNI advertising class honored for Professor Denton's class honored for campaign on sexually transmitted disease.
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23 Matmen open with alums; second annual meet UNI opens its season with an alumni meet on November 10.
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24 Bat girls Applications accepted for women who would like to assist the baseball team.
25 Feree resigns UNI's sports information director Jim Feree resigned and will work for the DMR.
26 Great American Smokeout Committee challenges smokers to quit for the day.
27 Swimming UNI women's team will face Kearney State tomorrow.
28 UNI Campus Alliance for Human Rights Will meet.
29 UNI secondary faces test; Krueger third in Division II
Carney--Randy 		UNI will play Northern Michigan tomorrow night.
30 Women's Center Task Force Will meet.
31 Women's Studies Association Will meet.
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32 UNI in judo tournament; boast five place-winners UNI judo team participated in the 1978 Midwest Fall Judo Championships on November 5; photo.