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1 Gammack urges interest
Berry--Robert 		UNISA President Chris Gammack spoke on the role of student involvement in student government.
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.
3 Rites of passage
Monaghan--Carrie 		Freshmen from Campbell Hall wear their clothes backwards to dinner as part of their initiation; photo.
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.
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.
7 Cook feels criticism unjust Believes food service employees are being unjustly criticized; management causes most of the problems.
8 Explains meaning of ERA
Sundberg--Anne M. (Class of 1982) 		Explains the Equal Rights Amendment and urges everyone to consider it seriously.
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.
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.
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.
14 Program offered for new singles
Richter--Tom 		"Survival Skills for the Suddenly Single" will be offered.
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.
17 Draft counseling Information available.
18 French Club Will meet at Tony's.
19 I-Club Will meet.
20 Individuals/Couples Groups forming to increase personal effectiveness and improve relationship skills.
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.
22 Petitions Petitions circulating to recommend that the Library be named for Professor Fox.
23 Phi Beta Lambda Will meet.
24 Rec Club Will meet.
25 Students for ERA Organizational meeting.
26 Torch and Tassel Will meet.
27 UNI has largest foreign student enrollment ever
Sampson--Kathryn Ann (Class of 1982) 		There are currently seventy international students enrolled.
28 UNI Student Social Work Association Will view film.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
40 English event A get-together is planned for English Department students and faculty.
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.
43 Gannon sings tax woes
Nierling--Dan 		Kris Gannon will bring a collection of original and borrowed songs to perform live at Studio One.
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.
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.
50 Women thinclads sweep opener UNI defeated Northern Illinois, 20-37, last Saturday with the help of a record run by Stacy Roberts.
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.