Issue Contents

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1	Gammack urges interest Berry--Robert	UNISA President Chris Gammack spoke on the role of student involvement in student government.


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2	PROBE reveals college problems	Inflation and financial problems are the chief worries of college and university presidents and school superintendents, a nationwide survey shows; photo.


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3	Rites of passage Monaghan--Carrie	Freshmen from Campbell Hall wear their clothes backwards to dinner as part of their initiation; photo.


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4	Student needs being met, says Waller Howard--Craig G.	Robert Waller believes that tentative plans to require all business majors to apply for admission would benefit the School of Business program; photo.

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5	'Food Service should be based on student concerns, not Redeker convenience' Crawford--Jim	Criticizes Redeker Dining Center.


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6	'Inaccurate reporting swaying uneducated masses' Cutler--Jamie	Complains that the Northern Iowan misrepresented the real reason that students were sitting on the Bartlett Hall balcony.


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7	Cook feels criticism unjust	Believes food service employees are being unjustly criticized; management causes most of the problems.


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8	Explains meaning of ERA Sundberg--Anne M. (Class of 1982)	Explains the Equal Rights Amendment and urges everyone to consider it seriously.


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9	Prof points out inconsistency Chang--James C. (Chemistry Faculty)	Notes that Jerome Klinkowitz received one of the highest salaries at UNI after eight years on the faculty.


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10	Untitled Opperman--David E.

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11	High schoolers in Band Day Burns--Jill	Eleven area high school bands will perform with the UNI Marching Band for Band Day.


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12	Viewpoint Otting--Joan (Class of 1983)	Describes her life as a non-traditional student.

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13	Alert, campus cops! Monaghan--Carrie	An uprooted "No Parking" sign lying outside a window; photo.


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14	Program offered for new singles Richter--Tom	"Survival Skills for the Suddenly Single" will be offered.


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15	RHA president outlines goals Koepp--Steve	Mary Gannon has several issues she wants the Residence Hall Association to deal with this year.

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16	Christian couples	Will meet at Judson House.


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17	Draft counseling	Information available.


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18	French Club	Will meet at Tony's.


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19	I-Club	Will meet.


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20	Individuals/Couples	Groups forming to increase personal effectiveness and improve relationship skills.


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21	Perceptions studied Berschman--Kristy	The new Residence Help Educational Environment Committee will soon be studying student and faculty perceptions of the educational environment within the residence halls.


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22	Petitions	Petitions circulating to recommend that the Library be named for Professor Fox.


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23	Phi Beta Lambda	Will meet.


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24	Rec Club	Will meet.


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25	Students for ERA	Organizational meeting.


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26	Torch and Tassel	Will meet.


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27	UNI has largest foreign student enrollment ever Sampson--Kathryn Ann (Class of 1982)	There are currently seventy international students enrolled.


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28	UNI Student Social Work Association	Will view film.


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29	What's up	Meetings and activities; Navigators; cello-piano recital; Community Coalition to Stop the Draft; artist's reception; style show; Drake Law School; UNICEF.

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30	14 vacancies exist in UNISA election	Fall election will be held to fill vacancies within UNISA.


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31	English nominations due	Graduate and undergraduate student nominations needed for English Senate.

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32	Geronimo! Watch out for the first step down Langguth--Teresa (Class of 1981)	Don Briggs talks about his skydiving hobby; photo.

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33	If reruns are too much, try one of these Ove--Karen	Gives alternative of watching public television, attending theatrical productions, and listening to the radio.


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34	It may take awhile to settle strike; technology improved; laws did not Cahill--Mary E. (Class of 1981)	According to Jim Waterbury, program director of KWWL-TV, the actors strike has come about because actors get only a small share of the money being made from reruns being shown on cable and home distribution systems.

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35	Eats Ove--Karen	Review of the Malt Shoppe on the Hill.


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36	Eight of ten international racers compete this weekend in C.F. Langguth--Teresa (Class of 1981)	Approximately 200 to 250 competitors have entered the Schlitz-Old Milwaukee Cycling Festival.

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37	Overtime McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990;	John McEnroe defeated Bjorn Borg in the U. S. Open finals last Sunday and the Packers defeated the Bears, 12-6, in overtime, on Sunday.


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38	Up the Creek Berry--Robert	Things to bring with you when you enjoy the outdoors; photo.

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39	Bookin' Monaghan--Carrie	Dan Lerch studies on top of the Union; photo.


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40	English event	A get-together is planned for English Department students and faculty.


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41	Film festival coming	Films from the spring and summer semesters will be presented at this year's film festival.

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42	Duo to present recital	Jeff Hellmer and James Welch will present a recital at Wartburg College, Waverly.


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43	Gannon sings tax woes Nierling--Dan	Kris Gannon will bring a collection of original and borrowed songs to perform live at Studio One.


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44	Quartet opens Chamber Series	The Guarneri Quartet will open the season of the UNI Chamber Music Series; photo.

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45	Lyric Theatre head sees promising season Sundberg--Anne M. (Class of 1982)	John Pape discusses trends in the musical theatre as a whole and where UNI is heading for the year.

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46	'Special Edition' a disappointment; confusion reigns Rigby--Leigh	Review of the film "Close Encounters of the Third Kind: Special Edition."

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47	Gridders hope to even record on home turf McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990;	Despite several key injuries UNI wants to even their record with a win tomorrow night against Weber State in the Dome.


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48	Volleyball team falls to ISU Langguth--Teresa (Class of 1981)	UNI loses match to Iowa State after having beat them several times last year.

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49	Golfers to make season debut	UNI will start its season Sunday at Eau Claire for the Wisconsin Invitational.


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50	Women thinclads sweep opener	UNI defeated Northern Illinois, 20-37, last Saturday with the help of a record run by Stacy Roberts.


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51	Women's tennis opens with victory over Luther Cohea--Matthew	UNI won its opening match of the season, 7-2, against Luther on Wednesday.