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1	Jesse Jackson here Monday	Jesse Jackson will speak at the UNI-Dome on April 30.


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2	May 1 anti-ROTC demonstration	UNISA is sponsoring an anti-ROTC demonstration on May 1.


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3	Title IX letter-writing campaign underway; needed to combat D. C. lobbying Vorman--Julie A. (Class of 1979)	A campaign is currently underway to eliminate athletics from Title IX. Sandra Williamson urges people to write letters to Congress to prevent this from happening; photo.

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4	Challenges students to prepare for eternity Bernot--Sherry	Sherry Bernot, staff member of the Campus Bible Fellowship, urges students to prepare for the afterlife.


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5	Jesse Jackson scheduled for UNI-Dome	Jesse Jackson will speak at the UNI-Dome on "blacks and whites working together for excellence in education".


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6	Need more "C" lots? Hunter--Dan	Student believes university should invest in more "C" parking lots.


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7	Student responsibility to know about activities Kuchenreuther--George	Union student-workers frustrated with the lack of student interest in on-campus activities.


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8	Urges self-examination of drinking habits Carver--Tom	UNI student wishes everyone would examine his or her drinking habits.

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9	"Get both sides of story before you decide"; more ROTC reactions Caldwell--Roland	Roland Caldwell urges his fellow students to get the whole story before making a decision.


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10	Defends UNISA senate's action Windmark--Bryan A. (Class of 1982)	UNISA senator defends the organization's recent opposition to ROTC.


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11	Demonstration May 1 Mixdorf--David W. (Classes of 1980 and 2002)	Dave Mixdorf responds to a recent letter criticizing the actions of the UNISA in regard to ROTC.


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12	V-P urges student involvement in campus governmental groups Wedeking--Bruce	UNISA vice president Bruce Wedeking urges the student body to become involved in campus governmental groups.

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13	"Friendly Fire": part of TV's sudden interest in the Vietnam era Eichenberger--Cecilia	Review of the TV movie "Friendly Fire" starring Carol Burnett and Ned Beatty.


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14	Gallery of Art Ove--Karen	The Gallery of Art will host three upcoming exhibits, including the faculty/student show.

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15	Comedy speech	Senior Kristie Cappers will direct the play "Liberty Hall" which will be performed May 1; photo.


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16	Joseph Campbell to speak Eichenberger--Cecilia	Mythologist Joseph Campbell will be featured as the annual Reninger Lecturer. He will speak on May 1.


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17	KUNI: live music	Live folk music will be featured on KUNI during the next week.

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18	Friday flicks	The movie 'Where Does It Hurt' will be shown as part of Friday Flicks in the Union.


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19	No more tickets	A potluck for international students will be held at the Nazareth Lutheran Church on April 29.

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20	Speakers highlight Women's Days Miller--RaeAnn (Class of 1979)	Author Nancy Friday spoke as part of Women's Days; excerpts from her remarks; photo.

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21	Awareness is factor in assaults	Beulah Mills and Judy Copella presented a program on sexual assault and rape at the recent Women's Day.


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22	Gays: "not out to recruit"	Paula Kline, a member of the Well Woman Clinic in Iowa City, spoke on homosexuality at Women's Day; photo.

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23	Says "old girls" network needed	Virginia Hash believes an 'old girls' network (an alliance of successful women) is needed.


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24	Stereotypes of women discussed	Anthropologist Kathy Van Dere spoke on the stereotypes facing women in society.

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25	Another women's conference held today; examines role of women in 1980's education Knickrehm--Kevin	A conference exploring women in education will be held in the Education Center. Speakers include Robert Frank, Marjorie Bell Chambers, and Carol Kimmel.


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26	Having a baby and drinking do not mix	Alcohol consumption during pregnancy is a leading cause of birth defects.


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27	Social habits affect pregnancy; smoking during pregnancy Washington--Thomas	A recent study has found a link between heavy smoking during pregnancy and birth defects.


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28	V. D. causes defects	Sexually transmitted diseases can cause damage to unborn children.

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29	HIT dental clinic can save students money Schmidt--Janell	Hawkeye's Dental Hygiene Clinic offers services to students for a reduced price.

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30	AMS	Will meet May 1.


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31	Anthropology Club	Planning trip to Effigy Mounds.


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32	Conversation with Barbara Proctor	Barbara Proctor will speak at the Culture House.


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33	Drill Team	Practices will begin Monday, April 30.


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34	Gallery of Art	Steven Bigler will speak on eccentric art.


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35	Greek clean-up	UNI fraternities are planning a clean up of College Hill on May 3.


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36	Marlins	Will meet to elect officers.


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37	McCollum honored	Clifford McCollum was installed as president of the Iowa Academy of Science.


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38	Peace Corps/Vista	Openings available for seniors or graduates.


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39	Senate approves autonomy; school of business proposal Rooff--Kay	Faculty Senate approved a proposal regarding curricular autonomy for the School of Business.


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40	TEFL-Linguistics Club	Will meet on May 2.


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41	What's up	Meetings and events planned; ACCI to meet.


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42	Women's cross country	Women interested in participating next fall should attend meeting.

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43	Board seeks NI advisor; constitutional amendment also approved Trout--Carleen	The Board of Student Publications is searching for a new advisor for the Northern Iowan.

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44	Field hockey clinic	UNI will host a national field hockey coaching clinic July 22-24.


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45	Football captains	UNI players Dana Deines, Dave Erstad, Kelly Ellis, and Ed Arnold have been chosen as the UNI football captains for next season.


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46	Men's tennis squad winds down '79 season Drenter--Kathy	UNI tennis team will play its last meet on Monday against Iowa State.


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47	Women's golf	UNI will compete in the five-team Iowa Invitational today and tomorrow.

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48	District softball	UNI will compete in the AIAW District 2 championships tomorrow.


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49	Drake golf classic	The men's golf team will compete in the Drake Relays Classic this weekend in Des Moines.


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50	Intramurals Judge--Matt	A schedule of some upcoming intramural events at UNI.


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51	Men at relays	UNI will participate in the Drake Relays today and Saturday in Des Moines.


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52	Women's tennis	UNI women's team will compete in the Missouri Valley Tennis Tournament which began yesterday and will run through this Sunday.

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53	UNI professor joins Reverend Jesse Jackson in "PUSH for Excellence" Vorman--Julie A. (Class of 1979)	Professor Henry Parker is on leave from the university while working for the Reverend Jesse Jackson; photo.