Issue Contents

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1	'More to math than addition,' says Vannini Holthaus--Aileen	Profile of Jo Ann Vannini; photo.


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2	Closed classes frustrate senior business majors Borchardt--Cindy	Faculty talk about means of meeting students' needs.


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3	Cordaro: protest is 'a way of life' Berry--Robert	Profile of Father Frank Cordaro; photo.

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4	Hours change for holiday	Thanksgiving schedules.

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5	'Nestle: practices are most unethical' Nesheim--Barb	Wants to start a boycott of Nestle products because of their alleged unethical advertising of baby formula in third-world countries.


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6	Backs library proposal Gute--Gary G. (Family Services Faculty)	Supports naming the library after Josef Fox.


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7	Defends new scheduling Goodman--Ruth (Class of 1982)	Prefers having assigned scheduling times as opposed to waiting in line.


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8	Explains recent Republican victories Kneedler--Dennis	Suggests the Republican Party's perseverance in the 1970s when it was faltering is the reason it came back strong in the recent elections.


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9	Food quality improved?	Says last November 18 chili at the Towers was held in used, unlined trash cans while waiting to be served.


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10	Question hall policies Carney--Kathy	Upset that those who are tripled in the dorms are not given priority over those who are moving from one dorm to another.


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11	Should be open to men Piwowarski--Roger J. (Class of 1981)	Feels that using only women to show around prospective athletes is degrading to women and thinks men should be able to give tours, too.


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12	Untitled Opperman--David E.

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13	After 10 years, say happy birthday, UNISA!


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14	One recreation major becomes two Breuer--Teresa A.	Carol Cooper talks about the split into Therapeutic Recreation and Community Recreation.

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15	Traditional tree lighting Schulte--Joan	Schedule of associated activities.


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16	Watson explains penguin-counting Rigby--Leigh	Excerpts from speech by statistician Geoffrey Watson.


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17	Yee-hah! Monaghan--Carrie	Students dancing during Wild Wild West Nite at the Union; photo.

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18	Are these classes an 'easy A' Clarken--Michelle (Class of 1982)	A look a several popular classes on campus.


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19	Kamerick elected chair	Elected chair-elect of AASCU.


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20	Rural education seminar offered	Professor Dreier talks about the course he will teach.


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21	Students travel to Yucatan	Part of Regents program.

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22	Alumni meet with Regents	Will tell alumni about critical problems.


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23	Biological preserves: educational classrooms Pillard--Laura	A quick look at several of the preserves.


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24	What goes up doesn't always come down . . . Monaghan--Carrie	One of Dancer Hall's elevators is boarded up after being vandalized; photo.

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25	Beast art on display	Theatre UNI will sponsor beast art contest.


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26	Youths exhibit depth, sensitivity; 'My Bodyguard' an absorbing character study film Rigby--Leigh	Review of the film "My Bodyguard."

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27	This year's Marketing Club has 'hype' Kirchhoff--Linda	Extended look at the Marketing Club, its objectives, and its activities.

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28	Hear jazz ensemble concert	Program of performance.


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29	Senior Alan Cemore still absorbing opera Kirchhoff--Linda	Profile of Alan Cemore; photo.

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30	Photography exhibit opens	Work by Sandy Hume on display.


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31	Suicide topic of speech	Professor Somervill will speak.


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32	Watch for second issue of 'BW' Rigby--Leigh	Editors talk about next issue of Black and White.

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33	Consider a writing challenge Jacobs--Jill	Allan Stamberg talks about summer internships.


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34	English Club kegger	Will hold party.


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35	Glee-ful	Varsity Men's Glee Club will sponsor Christmas Variety Show.


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36	Student teacher orientation	On-campus orientation scheduled.


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37	What's up	Meetings and activities; organizational coalition; Folk Dance Club; Bible Study.


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38	Women's Studies Association	Will hold drop-in luncheon.

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39	Gormally shines at quadrangular Ogden--John R. (Student--1979-1981)	Iowa dominated the Minnesota Quadrangular Friday in Minneapolis but UNI's Joe Gormally won the 177 pound class.


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40	Gymnasts fall to Iowa	UNI lost to the University of Iowa, 175.05-237.80, in what was considered a home meet for UNI at Linn-Marr High School in Marion.


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41	Women cagers win one, lose one Larson--Laurie	UNI spilt its weekend games defeating Southwest Missouri State, 74-71, Friday and losing to Drake, 91-63, on Saturday.

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42	1980 football records	A list of records set in 1980.


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43	Overtime McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990;	A review of UNI's season.

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44	Records fall in 63-33 romp over U of E McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990;	UNI defeated Evansville, 63-33, Saturday in the UNI-Dome as twenty records were set in the game; photo.


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45	Women gymnasts take fifth in opener	With a score of 103.6 UNI opened their season with a fifth place finish in the Northern Illinois Invitational in DeKalb, Illinois.

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46	Boxing in the Dome McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990;	Following the men's intrasquad scrimmage, the Roberto Duran-Sugar Ray Leonard fight will be broadcast in the UNI-Dome.


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47	Spikers take fourth at regionals Larson--Laurie	UNI placed fourth at the AIWA Division II Region Six Tournament last weekend at Fargo, North Dakota.


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48	Varsity swimmers drown alumni, 76-27 Larson--Laurie	The varsity men's and women's team defeated the alumni team 76-27 last Saturday.