Issue Contents

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1	A night on the town Shaw--Jeffrey C. (Student--1980)	The Campbell-Lawther formal was held in the Commons Ballroom Saturday night; photo.


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2	College of Education dean steps down	Dale Nitzschke has resigned as the Dean of the College of Education; photo.


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3	Course and Teacher Evaluation handbooks are now available Long--Karen	Jackie Mackin discusses the CATE handbooks that will soon be available.


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4	Jensen waits for leave to serve in House Gaertnier--Meta	Dennis Jensen is seeking a leave of absence from UNI so that he can run for a position in the Iowa House.

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5	'Feminist pap' ingredient of best selling books Baker--Gerald	Barbara Gordon, who gave a speech at "Women's Day", is wrong to presume that psychiatrists are typical men.


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6	'Men's Day column inane, juvenile, pointless' King--Otis J. (Classes of 1979 and 1983)	Men's Day material is offensive and therefore needed a written comment.


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7	C. F. hospitality lacking Adney--Ken	Man got pulled over for sticking his head out a sunroof.


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8	Easter thank you Hartbert--Kristy	A special thanks to everyone who met from the Campus Ministry Association to get the service going.

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9	How the UNI student court system works Cahill--Mary E. (Class of 1981)	Steve Wilgenbusch explains what to expect from the student court system.


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10	Write-up first reviewed by hall coordinator Cahill--Mary E. (Class of 1981)	Steve Wilgenbusch describes what happens when a resident is "written-up".

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11	'Best of' today	Diane Shoultz will speak today at the "Best of the Women's Center" session at UNI.


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12	A visual experience-media night	Will be held in Commons.


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13	Anthropology Club final film festival	Will host final film festival.


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14	Campus Bible Fellowship	Welcomes new members.


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15	Cooperative education	Orientation for summer co-ops.


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16	Fellowship of Christian Athletes	Meet Wednesdays.


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17	Folk Dance Club	Meetings held Tuesday nights.


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18	French Club	Will meet to choose May king candidate.


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19	Gallery of Art	R. S. V. P.'s accepted for upcoming exhibition.


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20	Interpreters Theatre production	Will perform "Tobacco Road".


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21	Iowa shares	Fund drive in Union.


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22	Literary supplement	Northern Iowan looking for student works for upcoming issue.


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23	Martial Arts Association	Will host party.


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24	Marxism forum	David Morgan will speak on Marxism at the Philosophy and Religion Forum address.


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25	Omicron Delta Epsilon	Meeting to elect officers.


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26	Phi Mu Alpha spring variety show	Tickets now available.


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27	Pom pon tryouts	Tryouts will be held April 16.


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28	Registration for student teachers	Student teachers must register for fall semester.


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29	Social Work Club	Will meet to vote on new constitution.


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30	Tomahawk	Will meet to elect new officers.


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31	Tomahawk scholarships	Applications available.


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32	UNI Lyric Theatre/Theatre UNI	Tickets on sale now.


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33	Wine and cheese	Held in Catholic Student Center.


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34	Writing competency examination	Monday April 21.

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35	Black women have special problems Long--Karen	Pat Edwards spoke on "Sexism, Racism, and Feminism" during Women's Day.


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36	Congratulations!	List of new officers of Gamma Phi Beta.


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37	Rape and racism topics of Women's Day Kubicek--Pam	Sue Sweet and Harriet Johnson were speakers at a self-defense workshop during Women's Day.

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38	200 items in home economics department's costume collection Shaw--Jeffrey C. (Student--1980)	The Department of Home Economics has over two hundred items in its historic costume collection; photo.


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39	UNI art professors display works round the nation	Three UNI professors have work exhibited across the country.


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40	Women's Chorus gives final concert	UNI's Women's Chorus will present its final concert of the year tonight.

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41	'Usher vs. Usher' compares with 'Kramer vs. Kramer' divorce case Chastain--Rhiannon Lynn (Class of 1983)	Student Frank Usher is in the middle of a sticky divorce case that has begun to interfere with his schooling.


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42	Bounce your checks somewhere else	Check cashing services will be stopped.

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43	Belated Easter treat	Over two hundred students participated in Tomahawk's first annual Easter egg hunt; photo.


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44	Name droppers	John F. Ketter was named president of the Association of College Unions-International; Jerry Duea elected to national lab school association.


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45	Your future planned	Members of the State Board of Regents will meet with UNI officials for a biennial planning seminar.

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46	Dialogue expresses that women's movement can save men's lives Wiley--Jim	John Folkers and Eileen Fleishacker spoke during Women's Day on the male-female dialogue.


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47	Media distorts roles of women, says instructor Jones--Pam	UNI instructor Alice Sodowsky spoke at Women's Day on the media's distortion of women.

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48	Iowa takes two from UNI men Shaw--Jeffrey C. (Student--1980)	The Iowa Hawkeyes beat the Panthers, 1-0, 6-0, on Saturday; photo.


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49	Thinclads place third in Big Four outdoor Ogden--John R. (Student--1979-1981)	The Panthers finished third behind Iowa and Iowa State in the Big Four meet.

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50	Cooper resigns	Carol Cooper, head women's swimming coach, has resigned as coach; will continue teaching.


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51	Doesn't surprise me McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990;	The United States Olympic Conference decided not to challenge President Jimmy Carter's proposal to boycott the Moscow Olympics.


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52	Kalmer sixth in marathon	Pete Kalmar placed sixth in the annual UNI marathon last week.


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53	Men net two wins at Luther Quad McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990;	The men's tennis team left the Luther Quadrangular with a 22-5-1-overall record.


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54	UNI tops Wartburg in last minute dual	Dennis Romann shot a par 72 Saturday to lead the UNI men's golf team.


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55	Women 3-2 in Nebraska	UNI placed sixth in the Nebraska Invitational in Lincoln.

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56	Interested in Karate? Try Martial Arts Shaw--Jeffrey C. (Student--1980)	The Martial Arts Association is having a get-acquainted keg; photo.


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57	New associate A.D. named	John Jermier accepted the position of associate athletic director.