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Issue Contents

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1	Evans coming to UNI	Cooper Evans will speak.


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2	Politicking for pop Hessburg--Matt	Eleonara Anderson Kettler, daughter of John Anderson, speaks on campus; photo.


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3	Revive your political awareness next week Berry--Robert	Many candidates will appear in PLS political awareness program.


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4	Watch where you park! Kingery--Amber	Cedar Falls police warn students about street parking laws.

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5	Cheerleaders, drill team harassed Nordyke--Brad	Upset that cheerleaders and drill tam members were subjected to verbal abuse and had objects thrown at them.


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6	Ducks out of season Quack--K. C.	School mascot is concerned about objects being thrown at him during games.


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7	On the other hand . . . Hessburg--Matt	Wants students to vote because their vote can make a difference, especially towards meeting UNI's needs.


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8	Panthers 'address concerns' McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990;	The new Panther Party outlines their stance on some issues.


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9	Today: American Enterprise Day Wilson--Tammy	Phi Beta Lambda would like to draw attention to American Enterprise Day.


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10	Who nabbed Carrie Clutz Carrie House	Wants their "Carrie Clutz Award" sign returned.

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11	Scheduling will be fast and simple Borchardt--Cindy	Mary Engen talks about the new computer system which has replaced the old card system.

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12	Bowl with your brains	Getting College Bowl tournament set up for this year.


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13	Possible new loan program	Dennis Jensen talks about changes and additions to the loan programs.

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14	Democrats stress voting Koepp--Steve	Roger McMahon talks about the objectives of Young Democrats.


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15	Memories of Mount St. Helen Mooney--Keely A. (Class of 1981)	Phi Alpha Theta sells volcanic dust at its book sale.

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16	Administrative Management Society	Will meet.


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17	Book sale	Sponsored by Phi Alpha Theta and Historical Association.


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18	Conservation Club	Organizing committees.


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19	English Club	Will meet.


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20	French Club	Will meet.


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21	Industrial Education Club	Will hear speaker.


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22	Learn about field experience	Opportunity for extended field experience in January.


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23	Math Club	Organizational meeting.


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24	P. E. O. group	Will meet.


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25	Running mates	Seeking women interested in assisting track team.


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26	Student Council for Exceptional Children	Will hear speaker.


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27	UNI Finance Club	Organizational meeting.


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28	What's up	Meetings and activities; Navigators; Tuesday Talks; La Mesa Espanol; Folk Club.


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29	Women's Studies Association	Organizational meeting.

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30	Broadcasters make waves with UNI radio classes Ogden--John R. (Student--1979-1981)	Loren Buser and Clare Rampton will teach class in football broadcasting.

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31	It's Saturday Night Live Gilgen--Bert	Cheerleaders Doug Steenson and Mark Zahn take a break during last Saturday's football game; photo.


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32	Spikers pitted against U. S. Olympic team Langguth--Teresa (Class of 1981)	The U. S. women's volleyball team will come to UNI to host a clinic and play UNI and the Japanese national team.

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33	Eats Ove--Karen	Review of The Great Plains Sauce and Dough Co.

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34	They're not restricted only to vegetables Langguth--Teresa (Class of 1981)	Advice from vegetarians.


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35	Up the Creek Berry--Robert	Advice on what to wear while outdoors when it is raining.

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36	Frank's Dixieland music 'refreshing' Nierling--Dan	Review of the performance of Chris Frank; photo.

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37	Live from the Old Aud	Garrison Keillor will perform; photo.


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38	Perantoni highlights Octubafest	Profile of Don Perantoni and the upcoming program.


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39	Symphony on KHKE	Chicago Symphony performance.

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40	Cellist presents debut	Profile of Professor Reuss.


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41	Design is a 'tough profession' Koepp--Steve	Eric Madsen's work included in exhibition; excerpts from Madsen's remarks.


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42	Tour the mountains	Lee Miller will present program on Germany and Austria at Museum.

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43	Panthers face top-rated Wildcats McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990;	UNI faces the number one ranked team in Division II, Northern Michigan, at Marquette tomorrow.


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44	Registration open for Oktoberfest run	The Second Annual Oktoberfest Run for March of Dimes will be Sunday, October 12.

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45	Harriers to compete in Big Four meet Ogden--John R. (Student--1979-1981)	The cross country team will compete in a Big Four meet for the first time in its history Saturday in Iowa City; photo.


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46	Soccer loses to Hawks	UNI lost to Iowa, 2-1, on Sunday.


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47	Women's tennis wins again Cohea--Matthew	UNI lost only one doubles match on its way to an 8-1 defeat of Luther.