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1	Appropriation reversion results in hiring freeze and budget cuts Long--Karen	A 3.6% reduction in the state budget causes an imposed hiring freeze and the reversion of funds from various supply and service budgets; photo.


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2	Enrollment highest UNI has ever had Monaghan--Carrie	Pre-registration totals indicate an enrollment in excess of 10,500; photo.


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3	Tripling creates hassles Ruba--Michelle	A record number of people living in the residence halls has caused an increase in the number of triples in a room.

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4	'Be proud of your vote, pick best man' Schwery--Patrick J.	Calls for voters to vote for the best candidate in the upcoming election.


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5	'General education unbalanced' Ireland--Linda	Feels that the lack of emphasis on history, literature, philosophy, psychology, and sociology in the general education requirements hinders students overall knowledge.


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6	NI scolded for publishing 'adolescent male fantasies' Koloc--Anne R.	Feels the Northern Iowan's publication of a photograph of six men looking at women objectifies women and is unprofessional.


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7	On the other hand . . . Hessburg--Matt	Critical of professor Jerome Klinkowitz's article which advocates a publish first philosophy for teachers.


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8	Tomahawk corrects Breuer--Theresa L.	Wants to make a correction on an article published by the Northern Iowan stating that members of Tomahawk are provided with Tomahawk scholarships; members in fact are ineligible for the scholarships.


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9	Untitled Opperman--David E.

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10	Anthropology Club	Will view film.


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11	Bible study	Will meet in Judson House.


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12	French Club picnic	Will meet in Seerley Park.


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13	Orchesis dance tryouts


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14	Requests understanding Anderson--Gerald D.	Wants students entering classrooms to wait for those in the previous class to exit the room first.


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15	Spanish Club	Will meet.


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16	Student teacher orientation	Orientation to be held for student teachers assigned to the second period of the 1980 fall semester.


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17	Viewpoint Ove--Karen	A summary of current movies.


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18	Volleyball	Competitive level volleyball available for men and women.


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19	What's up	Meetings and activities; University Statements; Student Calenders; Navigators; laPIRG; Free car check-up.

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20	Informal luncheons offered	Weekly luncheons will be held for non-traditional students to get together and discuss their problems.


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21	Learning help for students Long--Karen	UNI's Learning Skills Center offers programs that provide academic development for students at all skill levels; photo.


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22	Scheduling computerizes	Computers are now being used in the student scheduling process.

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23	Astronomy course added	An astronomy course will be offered in conjunction with an IPBN series.


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24	Bill proposes library to be named after Fox	A bill to propose the renaming of the library, the establishment of an election commission and the inquiry of hiring a secretary for the UNISA office were all items covered in the first UNISA meeting of the year.


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25	Job placement declines Melghan--Shawn	Patricia Bassett attributes the low placement percentage to students not putting forth enough effort in seeking a job.


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26	What, me study? Monaghan--Carrie	Don Nadermann sunbathes; photo.

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27	Freshmen receive advisors	All students require an advisor at some time during their academic career.


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28	New course related family, lifestyle Siepmann--Stacey	An independent study course in the fields relating to the family and lifestyles will be offered.


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29	There she is, Miss Iowa . . . Borchardt--Cindy	Kay Lawson was crowned Miss Iowa in the regional competition of the Miss World America Pageant; photo.

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30	UNI football: this is your life Ogden--John R. (Student--1979-1981)	A history of football at UNI; photos.

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31	Up the creek; use 'old-time' cures for common ailments; hikers, here's to your health . . . Berry--Robert	Outdoor remedies for common ailments.

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32	Writing competency examination	Detailed tips on the writing competency examination.

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33	It's new and improved; the Hill Kingery--Amber	Several College Hill businesses made changes over the summer.

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34	Overtime McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990;	Is traveling with the UNI football team to report on the game.


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35	Turn table; Benatar is here to stay; Beck is back Maltby--Craig S. (Class of 1982)	Review of albums by Jeff Beck and Pat Benatar.

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36	Author previews new book Nierling--Dan	Clarence Major treated listeners to a reading from his yet unpublished book "Dot," the story of Dorothy Dandridge.


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37	Minority producer Cooper joins KUNI Holthaus--Aileen	Carol Cooper joins the staff at KUNI; photo.

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38	Art professor opens Mount Vernon exhibit	Steven Bigler will have an exhibition of his oil paintings at Cornell College.


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39	Drawings open gallery season Holthaus--Aileen	Schedule of events planned for Gallery of Art.


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40	Live piano competition on public radio KHKE	KHKE will broadcast live the finals of the sixth annual Three Rivers Piano Competition from Pittsburgh.


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41	Ruffo becomes new director	Joseph Ruffo is assuming the directorship of the Gallery of Art at UNI; photo.

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42	New hall coordinators display enthusiasm Kirchhoff--Linda	Manny Amaro and Leslie Sheridan, two new hall coordinators, begin their work in Bender and Noehren Hall; photo.


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43	Prof garners art prize	David Delafield won the open class competition of the 14th annual Iowa Television Art Show.

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44	Chamber music series opens soon	Schedule of events planned for Chamber Music Series listed.


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45	Members sought by USC Babb--Kyle	University Speakers Committee is looking for students to serve on the committee for the 1980-1981 year.

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46	Checkouts given for scuba divers	The Open Water Dive Checkouts will be given September 21.


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47	Field hockey team boasts depth, experience Langguth--Teresa (Class of 1981)	UNI hopes to have a good year with fifteen returning players.


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48	Gridders open against UNO McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990;	UNI hopes to revenge last season's 39-15 loss against the University of Nebraska-Omaha Saturday at Omaha.

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49	Athletic department adds three to staff Larson--Laurie	UNI has three new coaches this year: Harold Bassett is football's new linebacker coach; Sauna Thomaswick is an assistant with the women's swim team; and Jeffrey Boss is a new assistant with the men's swim team; photo.