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1 Arbitrator decides UNI violated contract sections
Gaertnier--Meta 		UNI denied tenure to David Christensen because he lacked a doctoral degree. The arbitrator stated that nowhere in writing did it say this.
2 City lights
Herzog--Larry 		Scene of Cedar Falls at night; photo.
3 Political analyst disappointed in Iowa students
Cahill--Mary E. (Class of 1981) 		James McGregor Burns, professor at Williams College, visited UNI and spoke in support of Edward Kennedy.
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4 'Tomahawk is more than a book exchange'
Nefzger--Cathy 		Wants students to know that Tomahawk is an honorary and service fraternity.
5 Dividing East pool is justified Supports the 90 foot pool in the East Gym that was shortened to 75 feet.
6 For the family newspaper
Knickrehm--Kevin 		Believes the words Carl Childress assigned ten years ago in his class would need to be changed to relevant today and the words can all be printed in the family newspaper.
7 Untitled
Hoff--Gary 		Depicts an individual still waiting for more football to be shown on television.
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8 UNI faculty urged to vote for Carter, Baker The Iowa Political Action Committee for Education suggests that faculty vote for either Jimmy Carter or Howard Baker.
9 Untitled
Shaw--Jeffrey C. (Student--1980) 		Robbin Brandt, 10 months old, participates in the 24-hour run; photo.
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10 What's up Meetings and activities; Well Woman Community Health Project.
11 Workshop this Saturday helps students to select majors
Gaertnier--Meta 		A workshop, designed by Academic Advising, will assist those students who are unsure about how to choose a major.
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12 UNI prof promotes vocational classes for handicapped; 'early training increases self-confidence' William Wargo has applied for a grant to initiate some model programs for helping teachers prepare for work with the handicapped; photo.
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13 Morning has broken
Herzog--Larry 		View of College Street; photo.
14 Satellite broadcasts begin A new satellite antenna receiving system will come into effect soon for KHKE.
16 Three showbiz biggies go in style
Meek--Lori L. (Class of 1982) 		Review of the movie 'Going In Style"; photo.
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15 Scholarship grants Those students planning a career in teaching in history, political science, civics, or special education can apply for a scholarship.
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17 New feature offers listing of events around the state Events occurring around the state.
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18 Bro published Ronald Bro's article " A Look at Technology Education in Denmark" has been published in the Journal of Epsilon Pi Tau.
19 Films depict end times The Campus Bible Fellowship will show two films dealing with the Book of Revelations.
20 Grants offered Various scholarships and grants are listed.
21 Press freedom? Jan Robbins will present "The Economics of Press Freedom: The British Experience 1930-1970."
22 The elderly and the law Penelope Tvrdik, an attorney from Cedar Falls, will teach again the course entitled "The Elderly and the Legal System."
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23 Americana Program at Strayer-Wood Making a special appearance at the Strayer-Wood Theatre is the Guthrie Theatre's Americana Tour Program.
24 New student films Last fall's Beginning Fiction Film Production class student films will be shown.
25 Openings in 13 musical groups; non-music majors invited to join Thirteen organizations and ensembles in the School of Music have openings for students.
26 Stairway to . . .?
Herzog--Larry 		Staircase leads to the top of the Campanile; photo.
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27 Men lose twice over weekend
Herzog--Larry 		UNI finished last to two division I schools; photo.
28 Northwestern tops UNI in gymnastics
Herzog--Larry 		UNI lost to Northwestern, 103.35-93.30; photo.
29 Women drop 13th straight; play St. Ambrose tomorrow Eastern and Western Illinois Universities beat UNI this weekend.
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30 Gold defeats Purple in Alumni track meet
Gilgen--Bert 		The Panthers will be competing in the Big Four track meet Saturday in the UNI-Dome.
31 Matman snap losing streak UNI defeated Central Missouri, 38-5.
32 Tankers qualify for nationals The men qualified two teams and one individual for national competition.
33 UNI downs Leathernecks UNI defeated Western Illinois, 84-71.
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34 Aches, sweat, and disappointment
Shaw--Jeffrey C. (Student--1980) 		6880 miles were run in the third annual Fun Run held in the UNI-Dome; photos.