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1 Candidate speaks Philip Crane, Republican presidential candidate, will speak at Maucker Union.
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2 Governor Ray to be 'roasted'
Gaertnier--Meta 		The Northeast Iowa Professional Chapter of Women in Communications will hold a benefit dinner to raise money for scholarships.
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3 Irish lad
Ruse--Thomas E. (Class of 1981) 		Holden Hansen is in the play 'The Plough and the Stars'; photo.
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4 Saturday's play cancelled due to 'Fleetwood' concert Because of parking problems that will result from the upcoming concert, the Saturday play performance is cancelled.
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5 UNISA V-P resigns: disappointed with the organization's activities
Gaertnier--Meta 		Mike Lang resigns as Vice President of UNISA.
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6 'Brian' not sacriligious
Ziegler--Kathryn M. 		Believes the movie "Life of Brian" was just trying to be humorous.
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7 Iran article 'misleading'
O'Donnell--Patricia 		Believes the article about the counter-rally contained errors.
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8 Iran sign 'shameful'
Nijim--Germana Portesan (International Services Staff) 		Believes one of the signs at the Iranian demonstration was too violent..
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9 Rubber stamping handled inefficiently Believes that the announcement of and procedure for obtaining the signature of Robert Waller for those taking business courses could have been handled more efficiently.
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10 Sickness rising on campus
Foster--Gene 		Believes the Iranian students do not need to be judged by what their countrymen are doing in their homeland.
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11 Twisted conception of 'Islamic justice'
Thoms--Paul David (Class of 1979) 		Believes we are not responding to Ayatollah Khomeini's actions in a logical manner.
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12 Button up your overcoat Junior Jan Roberts walks around campus in the cold weather; photo.
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13 New spring courses: business to breakups Lists the new courses that will be offered in the spring semester.
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14 Music in Union
Shike--Barb 		The group, Nillworker, played in the Union.
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15 Register next week to 'Dance for Those Who Can't' on leap year day
McBeth--Marcy 		Registration will be held for the UNI Muscular Dystrophy dance marathon.
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16 What's up Meetings and activities; French students; keg awarded.
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17 Field experience An experimental field experience for teacher education majors is available in January.
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18 Growing Social Work Program adds new coordinator
Ove--Karen 		Donald Maypole was named the coordinator of Social Work last August; photo.
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19 Lithography workshop John Sommers will be a guest artist in the Department of Art.
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20 Illumination
Shike--Barb 		View of Prexy's Pond; photo.
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21 Slide show Sunday The slide show "French Cathedral Windows" will be shown at the UNI Museum by David Bishop.
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22 UNI professor, union advocate, dies Julius Wiesenfield died November 25, 1979, of cancer.
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23 Auditions for Christmas Variety Show Acts may sign up for an audition time for the second annual Christmas Variety Show.
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24 Obbligato, chorales featured in Bach Consort concert The second concert of the Bach Consort series will be held at Bethlehem Lutheran Church.
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25 Sculptured cardboard forms adorn Union Carol Scharff has her exhibit "Increments: Environmental Cardboard Structures" on display at the Maucker Union; photo.
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26 Affiliate artist performs in program Cedar Arts Forum Affiliate Artist Jennifer Langham and associates will present cello and piano music.
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27 Recitals, masterclasses, concerts in 25th annual Tallcorn Festival The 25th annual Tallcorn String Festival will be held on campus.
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28 Award-winning magazine published at UNI
Wadas--Carol L. (Student--1979) 		Since being purchased by UNI in 1968, the "North American Review" circulation has increased from 680 to 3000.
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29 'You must have been a beautiful baby' Betsy Bosom (not his real name) was one of the four finalists in the Bender Beauty Pageant; photo.
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30 Two UNI art faculty members preview clay works at Gallery Ed Harris and Barbara Cassino will have their works spotlighted at the UNI Gallery of Art.
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31 Unique books at MA show Graduate student Brian Gran will have his books on display at the Special Collection Room of the Library.
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32 Survey: specialist degree helps, UNI graduates generally believe A survey was done of those who earned specialist's degrees between 1960 and 1978.
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33 Basketball yell leaders needed Yell leaders are needed for the 1979 basketball season.
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34 Guest artist speaks Elsa Fine, an artist and writer, will speak on the topic "The Domestic Life of the Female Artist."
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35 Project Title VII offers tutoring UNI students may tutor students in Waterloo.
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36 Speech pathology professor honored John Bernthal is named a Fellow of the American Speech-Language and Hearing Association.
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37 Complaint to be filed against athletic dept.; cross country club members cites Title IX
McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990; 		Staci Roberts has filed a complaint against the athletic department concerning the women's cross country team.
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38 Men grab 5 places in Northern Open UNI placed five team members in the Northern Open held in Madison, Wisconsin.
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39 B-ball takes 2nd at St. Ambrose UNI took second place out of four teams.
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40 Move hampers gymnastics team Men behind schedule; first meet is in a week.
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41 Purple team rebounds, 58-56 Deviating from his usual tradition for the intersquad game, Coach Jim Berry had two evenly matched teams take the floor.
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42 'Don't eat yellow snow' . . . and other pearls of wisdom
Pfitzenmaier--Glenn 		Samples of graffiti found around campus.