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1	Election tomorrow	A run-off between UNISA presidential candidates Thomas Kyle and Chris Gammack will be held tomorrow.


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2	Get in the mood for lab experience Armstrong--Kathryn R. (Class of 1982)	A lab requirement may be added to the general education program.


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3	Grads parade on May 17 (again) Jones--Pam	The Commencement ceremonies will be held Saturday, May 17, instead of Friday, May 16, after a student petition circulated protesting the Friday date.


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4	Out in the country	A class will be offered next quarter on rural education.


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5	The rigmarole starts again	Summer session registration will begin on March 17.

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6	Affects of the pill Washington--Thomas	Believes that students should be aware of the risk of taking contraceptive pills.


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7	Open library earlier	Students would like to use the library earlier than 1:30p.m. on Sunday.


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8	United Nations record is, at best, a disaster Sellars--Robert	Student hopes the Russian intervention in Afghanistan will start a counter culture as Viet Nam did.

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9	Art a la Carte	Allan Shickman will present paper on Shakespeare on March 6.


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10	Be assertive	Seminars on assertiveness and self-esteem will be offered at the Women's Center.


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11	Brown seminar	A seminar/workshop will be held in the Union, conducted by Don Leland Brown. Brown currently has works exhibited in the Union.


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12	Cooperative education program	Orientation meetings held on Tuesdays.


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13	Film	A film on nuclear war will be shown in the Union, sponsored by IaPIRG.


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14	Folk dance club	Meetings held Tuesday nights.


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15	IaPIRG speakout	IaPIRG will hold speakout on Nicaragua.


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16	Social work club	Will meet to discuss symposium.


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17	Student ISEA	Meeting to elect officers and delegates for the new year will be held March 4.


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18	Teacher shortage critical Haner--Tammi Lyn (Class of 1985)	The Department of Industrial Technology is initiating a program to acquaint students with the program. This is being done to interest young students in industrial technology and to combat the recent teacher shortage in the field.


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19	What's up	Meetings and activities.

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20	Sex workshop offers samples Herzog--Larry	A workshop on sex role stereotyping will be offered next Saturday in the Education Center.

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21	Try stuffing it the right way Haner--Tammi Lyn (Class of 1985)	The American Dietetic Association will hold its eighth annual campaign for national nutrition. Posters promoting nutrition month can be seen on campus.


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22	Well? Herzog--Larry	Colleen Brennan and Lezlie Fredericksen examine the plants at the UNISA Plant Sale this past week; photo.

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23	Marathon dancers raise $1,300 per hour Cahill--Mary E. (Class of 1981)	The 1980 Muscular Dystrophy Dance Marathon was held last weekend. Nearly $33,000 in pledges were received; survey of activities and stunts; photo.

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24	Grab your bongos and boogie Lyons--Pat	UNI graduate Cynthia Haring will perform on campus tomorrow. Her performances include works of poetry and folk songs; photo.


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25	Marimbas, anyone?!	UNI Percussion and Marimba Ensembles will perform tomorrow night.

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26	Chorale groups to perform oratorio Rinehart--Vicky	The UNI Concert Chorale and the Metropolitan Chorale will perform 'The Passion of St. John' on March 9. The oratorio will be directed by Graeme Cowen.


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27	KUNI, KHKE sponsor fundraising	KUNI and KHKE hope to raise $30,000 to support their stations.


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28	Summer auditions	Auditions will be held for the 1980 Summer Repertory Season on March 15.

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29	Men fifth in MCC meet	Jesus Vasquez led the men's team to fifth place.


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30	UNI second in nation; two champs Ogden--John R. (Student--1979-1981)	UNI took second place in the NCAA II meet in Omaha, Nebraska. Kirk Meyers and Ken Gallagher won individual championships.


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31	Women take 3rd at Indoor	UNI placed third in the meet at Iowa City.

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32	MCC fourth for tankers Koolbeck--Jeffrey R. (Class of 1983)	The men took fourth place in the Mid-Continent Conference meet at Youngstown, Ohio.


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33	Men's tennis still perfect	The men won their third straight meet, defeating the Blackhawk Tennis Club of Waterloo.


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34	Women's final dual bests total record	The women lost to Mankato State, 119.4-114.9.

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35	Artist gives seminar	Artist D. L. Brown will present work to the Union on Thursday. He will also conduct a workshop on campus.


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36	Babysitting co-op organized by families in Cedar Falls area Cahill--Mary E. (Class of 1981)	A babysitting co-op has been organized by Cedar Falls families.


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37	Cable television featured in debate	Two UNI students will debate with students from the University of Iowa on government regulation of cable television.