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1 Bond sale provides help for UNI-Dome payment The UNI Foundation sold $600,000 worth of industrial revenue bonds through the City of Cedar Falls.
2 Faculty dissatisfied with student evaluations
Caldwell--Roland 		Faculty members held a meeting to discuss student evaluations; photo.
3 UNISA overwhelmingly defeats disbandment bill
Wiley--Jim 		Eighteen UNISA members unanimously defeated the bill calling for the disbandment or restructuring of UNISA.
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4 'NI editorial makes sense'
Davies--Jim 		Student believes that helping keep world peace should be the main concern of people.
5 'Prof. Stretching a bit'
Brown--Larry J. (Classes of 1967 and 1974; Modern Languages Faculty) 		Feels the KGB is more active in its "subversive apparatus" than the CIA is.
6 Editorial argument valid
Carbone--David L. (Class of 1982) 		Agrees with previous editorial on "concern for peace," and believes that war is usually precipitated by acts of aggression.
7 Senator is bewildered with NI
Cullen--Mark J. 		Believes the Northern Iowan seemed to have significant knowledge of the UNISA disbandment bill even though no reporter attended either meeting when this bill was discussed.
8 UNI security nominated
Finch--Annie R. C. (English Faculty) 		Students believe that a recently hired security officer should not have been let go because of his lack of education; believes experience should count also.
9 Untitled
Hoff--Gary 		Provides students with a new option for life after graduation.
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10 'No more die-hard Americans to fight our battles'
Chabert--Henri L. (Modern Language Faculty) 		Has negative feelings toward the draft.
11 Will Russian confrontation lead to holocaust?
Mackerman--Dan 		Feels that writing a pro-draft letter in the name of patriotism is wrong.
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12 Cedar Falls area boycott dwindling in strength The boycott of Coors in the metro area is not as strong as it once was.
14 New signs
Herzog--Larry 		Bender and Dancer Halls receive new signs this week; photo.
15 Support groups offered "Woman on her Own" and "Personal Growth" are two support groups that have openings.
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13 Coors boycotted; unfair employment practices
Geurink--Patti 		Discusses discrimination charges against Coors Brewing Company.
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16 Hurry! Co-op positions are going fast, according to program co-ordinator
Jones--Pam 		Students are already applying for cooperative education positions for this summer and fall.
17 Oil situation appears better
Walton--Vada 		James Lindberg presents a speech entitled "World Oil in the 1980's" ; photo.
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18 'Art' thou present-hunting? Graphic art will be available for purchase for Valentine's Day.
19 SISEA to elect delegates, show film Karen Garbin, AEA-7, will make a presentation at the next meeting of the UNI Student Iowa State Education Association.
20 Student sandwich choices--tasty to tasteless
Rigby--Leigh 		Students describe their most "creative" sandwiches.
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21 'Klute' to be shown The movie "Klute" will be shown in the Union.
22 Photography exhibit lacks unity, meaning
Ove--Karen 		Review of the art exhibit "Colorado Photographers"; photo.
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23 Devotional copy sought
Meek--Lori L. (Class of 1982) 		Reports no responses to appeal for devotional material; photo.
24 Violinist Perlman plays Tuesday Itzhak Perlman will perform as part of the Artists Series.
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25 UNISA election set for Feb.27 Election rules for the upcoming UNISA election.
26 Untitled Scott Warren and Madeline Hart will perform on campus; photo.
27 What's up Meetings and activities.
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28 Matmen stomp Mankato
Ogden--John R. (Student--1979-1981) 		The Panthers defeated the Mankato Mavericks, 41-5.
29 Overtime
McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990; 		Reports on the formal complaint filed against the athletic department and how Muhammad Ali is out seeking support for the boycott of the Olympic Games.
30 Women win fourth game play Loras tonight in Dome The women beat Luther, 57-50.
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31 Three shining stars on Panthers' horizon
Cannon--Bill (Student--1979-1980) 		Kevin Bradford, Ray Storck, and Dwayne Jackson are all freshmen who are contributing to the basketball team this season; photos.
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32 A cross-section at Crossroads
Herzog--Larry 		Christmas sales for the Crossroads Center rose almost ten percent over the pervious years; photos.