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1 Culver talks with students; discusses draft, SALT II, HEW
Gaertnier--Meta 		John Culver spoke with students about several issues; photo.
2 Special faculty meeting scheduled
Staebell--DeEtte 		The University Faculty Constitution will need to be amended if representatives from the School of Business are to allowed on the Faculty Senate; photo.
3 UNI alumni excel in CPA exam David Oeth places fourth in the nation in the Uniform Certified Public Account Examination; 46% of UNI students, who are taking the test for the first time, pass the exam.
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4 Applause, applause Harry Reasoner was entertaining but feels the work and effort of John Culver more meaningful to students; photo.
5 Parking meters useless
Krull--Linnae 		Thirty minute meters are useless for students who have longer classes.
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6 Isn't anything sacred anymore?
Ross--Ronald D. (Music Faculty) 		Believes School of Music has developed a music curriculum that produces excellent music teachers.
7 Music Ed. degree is a professional program
Pritchard--Jerrold E. (Music Faculty) 		Jerrold Pritchard emphasizes that a music education degree is a professional program and prepares students for their vocation.
8 Thank you
St. John--Jim 		Jim St. John expressed his appreciation to everyone who supported him in his campaign.
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9 Center designed for minorities
Rigby--Leigh 		Recently renovated, the Ethnic Minorities Cultural and Educational Center was designed to serve three campus minorities; photos.
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10 Professors publish article Ralph Scott and Herbert Walberg, University of Illinois, co-author an article entitled "Schools Alone are Insufficient."
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11 Conference focuses on children's theater
Siepmann--Stacey 		Events are planned for the conference "Dramatic Arts and the Child."
12 Student Gallery begins fourth year
Ove--Karen 		The Student Gallery gives art majors a place not only to present their work but to learn to put on an art show.
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13 Billiards Workshop Paul Gerni will present a workshop on billiards along with an exhibition.
14 Butterfly or moth?
Ruse--Thomas E. (Class of 1981) 		A picture of a butterfly.
15 Free tutoring Tutoring is available in any subject; tutors are needed.
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16 'Grand illusion' Jean Renoir's film classic "Grand Illusion" will be shown.
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17 Art a la Carte David Crownfield will be the presenter at this week's Art a la Carte.
18 Faculty recital A harpsichord recital will be given by Marilou Kratzenstein on the recently acquired harpsichord.
19 Have your Christmas tree picked out yet?
Shike--Barb 		The leaves are beginning to change color on campus; photo.
20 Study in Mexico An experimental study program in Colima, Mexico, will be conducted over the semester break.
21 What's up Meetings and activities.
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22 UNO Mavericks shame Panthers; problems in UNI attack
Cannon--Bill (Student--1979-1980) 		The Mavericks defeated UNI, 39-15; photo.
23 V-ball wins, loses UNI competed against Loras and William Penn in a triangular meet in Dubuque.
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24 Men's CC snares one point win
Holt--Bart 		UNI defeated University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse, 27-28.
25 Rugby scores first win Sunday
Horan--Mark 		UNI defeated Mt. Pleasant, 21-3.
26 Soccer A-team beats Wartburg
McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990; 		UNI's Soccer Club A-team defeated Wartburg, 3-1.
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27 Bands keep marchin' along
McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990; 		Nearly nine hundred high school students, from ten different schools, performed along with the UNI Marching Band during half-time; photo.