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1 'Progressive' editor speaks here Monday; tried to print H-bomb story
Gaertnier--Meta 		Erwin Knoll, editor of The Progress, will speak about freedom of the press and prior restraint; photo.
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2 NAACP, NORML seek UNISA recognition
Gaertnier--Meta 		Items discussed at the last UNISA meeting are given.
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3 Talk about your fresh air friends!
Ruse--Thomas E. (Class of 1981) 		Julie Dogotch works on a paper outside; photo.
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4 'Boycott Coors beer'
Ritchie--Verna Ford (Library Faculty) 		Encourages women not to buy Coors beer because of the company's practices against women's equality.
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5 'Students least qualified to judge teaching methods'
Samson--Patricia Anne 		Believes the proposed Course and Teacher Evaluation Handbook is dangerous and unnecessary.
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6 Trivia contest winners
Schutta--Joel 		Letter congratulating the winners of the KCRS trivia contest.
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7 Untitled
Hoff--Gary 		Cartoon depicts jogging outfit as a contribution to the history of the seventies.
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8 Abortion: the Pro-Choice view
McBeth--Marcy 		Karen Kapler presented the Pro-Choice views on abortion; states that the group was not pro-abortion.
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9 Fair play
Shike--Barb 		Photograph of weeds; photo.
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10 Final grades to be due sooner
Staebell--DeEtte 		Several issues were discussed at the Faculty Senate meeting.
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11 Enrollment On-campus students enrollments stands at 10,382; total number of persons enrolled in courses and special programs nears 13,000.
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12 Physics equipment to be bought Equipment for the Department of Physics will be purchased with a $6068 grant from the National Science Foundation.
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13 Separation, divorce discussed Two fall sessions sponsored by the UNI division of the Cedar Falls-Waterloo Women's Center are announced.
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14 Trip to Chicago A trip to Chicago is being planned for the astronomy class.
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15 UNI senior and grad run for council seat
Gaertnier--Meta 		Jim St. John and Elaine Pfalzgraf are both seeking to represent the Second Ward on the Cedar Falls City Council; photo.
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16 Observatory show A weekly program will be held in the Science Building that will include a visit to the observatory located there.
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17 Writing workshop for profs William Van Til, Indiana State University, will present the "Writing for Professional Publication Workshop.
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18 Second City comedians coming Second City, the comedy troupe will be performing in the Old Auditorium; photo.
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19 Shakespeare trip A bus trip is planned to attend the Milwaukee Repertory Company's presentation of "The Taming of the Shrew".
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20 Ubiquitious jeans in vogue at UNI
Ove--Karen 		Blue jeans are the latest thing in fashion.
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21 'A Lively Time' coming on KUNI A ten day special programming event will exhibit what public radio has to offer.
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22 Kid Comic in Union Alex Cole, actor, trained musician, and comedian, will present his material at the Union.
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23 Movie '10' rates no more than a 5
Gaertnier--Meta 		Review of the movie '10'.
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24 Wind ensemble gives first concert Monday Joe Giunta, Waterloo/Cedar Falls Symphony, will be the guest conductor at the Wind Ensemble's first concert of the year.
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25 A web of evergreen
Shike--Barb 		Evergreens on campus; photo.
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26 Faculty members wanted Faculty members are being sought to serve on the Latin American Studies Committee.
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27 Tuba prof makes tour Fritz Kaenzig will take a ten day performing tour to seven Midwestern universities.
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28 Yoga classes begin next week Stress management, Hatha yoga classes, and assertion training classes will be offered at the Women's Center.
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29 Club sells candles The Varsity Men's Glee Club undertakes two fundraisers to help with expenses of their spring tour.
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30 Crisis services offered
Phillips--Gary S. 		Several programs are available to students facing a crisis situation.
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31 Moscow pops to perform The Nekrasov Russian Folk Orchestra of the Moscow Pops is performing as part of the Artists Series.
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32 What's up Meetings and activities; Live from Studio I; Alex Cole will perform; used book sale; La Mesa Espanola.
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33 Awards open to composers Broadcast Music, Inc., offers $15,000 to composers in their 28th annual BMI Awards to Student Composers.
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34 Learning Center not 'remedial'
Rigby--Leigh 		Classes to improve your writing and reading skills are available at the Learning Skills Center.
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35 JV 4-1 after beating Luther UNI beat Luther, 14-6.
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36 Panther gridders face toughest foe
Cannon--Bill (Student--1979-1980) 		Tomorrow night the Panthers take on Eastern Illinois.
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37 Justis named as new SID
McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990; 		Nancy Ross Justis was named the new Sports Information Director; photo.
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38 Roberts first in Oktoberfest race; four CC members participate Four members of the women's cross-country team competed in the Oktoberfest race.
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39 Sexist gyms given new direction Approval of name changes for two buildings and the funding of new projects on campus were part of the Board of Regents' agenda last week.
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40 Men favored in regional CC meet
Holt--Bart 		UNI will compete in South Dakota tomorrow; photo.
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41 V-ball over Drake in five games 3-2
Langguth--Teresa (Class of 1981) 		UNI defeated Drake in the NU Fieldhouse.
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42 Touring costume exhibit visits Strayer-Wood
Ruse--Thomas E. (Class of 1981) 		The Touring Costume Exhibit from the Guthrie Theatre of Minneapolis is currently on loan at the Strayer-Wood Theatre.