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1 Construction, remodeling projects dot UNI campus
Bennett--Vanessa Renee (Class of 1982) 		Dave Walters discusses some of the renovation and construction projects occurring on campus.
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2 Draft registration begins Monday Draft registration will begin Monday for 19 and 20 year old men.
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3 Extreme heat heightens risk of trauma
Siepmann--Stacey 		Tips on identifying sun maladies.
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4 Local Anderson organization establishes committees The National Unity Campaign began organizational meeting in the Union. The committee is pushing the election of Representative John Anderson of Illinois.
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5 Rudisill plans move to Eastern Michigan
Shireman--Greg 		Professor Alvin Rudisill will take a position at Eastern Michigan University.
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6 Rat lab rejects IaPIRG's pet mold
Swanson--Maggie 		Student encourages public service with IaPIRG.
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7 Reader offers response to NI 'Moses' review
Hovland--Michael 		Response to the review of 'Wholly Moses.'
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8 Volunteer service inept American colleges and universities are protesting the draft.
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9 'SpeakEasy UNI' A guide was published listing faculty and staff who are available as speakers.
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10 Dr. Edward Amend Edward Amend has been elected vice president of the Iowa Board for Public Programs in the Humanities.
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11 Final grade reports Grade reports will be available August 11 and 12.
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12 Gammack plans revision of by-laws
Koepp--Steve 		UNISA president Chris Gammack plans a revision of the by-laws, as well as changes for the student activity fee; photo.
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13 George Immerzeel Will speak at the 4th International Congress on Mathematical Education, held in California.
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14 KUNI/KHKE UNI radio stations won first place for fundraising activities.
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15 Protests Protests against mandatory draft registration are now being organized.
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16 Radell sisters confer gift on UNI The Radell sisters donated a major gift to the UNI Foundation. In recognition of this gift, the SE entrance of the UNI-Dome will be named after them; photo.
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17 Second annual softball The championship of the summer session will be Sunday, July 20.
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18 University Museum The museum will be open Sundays during the summer.
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19 Workshops Upcoming workshops include Resume Writing and Interviewing.
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20 'Barefoot': refreshing, energetic
Meek--Lori L. (Class of 1982) 		Review of the show 'Barefoot in the Park.'
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21 Handicapped integrated into mainstream UNI special education specialists talk about the new law on mainstreaming children with disabilities.
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22 Library aids project The library's Reader Service Department offers free research consultation.
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23 United Way seeks help
Costello--Lynda 		Volunteers are needed for the Black Hawk County chapter of the United Way.
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24 'Star Wars' sequel strikes back
Rigby--Leigh 		A review of the movie 'The Empire Strikes Back'.
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25 'Urban Cowboy' rides high
Holthaus--Aileen 		Review of the movie 'Urban Cowboy'.
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26 Porter's 'Anything Goes' to sail with musical crew on board Preview of Theatre UNI's play 'Anything Goes'; photo.
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27 They're on a mission from God
Costello--Lynda 		Review of the movie 'The Blues Brothers'.
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28 OCTO comedy 'Loot' chides social norms
Rigby--Leigh 		The Old Creamery Theatre in Garrison has opened a new studio theatre; photo.
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29 WMT readies for 22-hour ordeal WMT-TV will air parts of the Jerry Lewis MDA telethon.
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30 Artists expose eye-catching festival
Shireman--Greg 		Local artist and craftsmen set up booths between 23rd Street and College Street for the third annual College Hill Arts Festival on Wednesday; photo.
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31 Mind your p's and q's
McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990; 		Questions and answers about golf.
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32 I'm aidin' Reagan
Siepmann--Stacey 		Student editorializes on the upcoming election.
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33 Male role changes in '80's
Rigby--Leigh 		An informal discussion on men's roles in the 1980's was held at the Judson House; photo.