Issue Contents

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1 'You are being manipulated:' political activist
Cahill--Mary E. (Class of 1981) 		Excerpts from speech by Dick Gregory; photo.
2 Ex-captain reveals ROTC's faults
Seckman--Lamont 		James Olberding talks about ROTC during informational meeting sponsored by UNISA.
3 No decision made yet in ROTC controversy: Davis to answer Senate's questions on ROTC Chair Darrel Davis will seek answers to Faculty Senate's questions about the program.
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4 'Join a political party'
Martin--Rusty (Student--1981) 		Encourages voters to join a political party for the upcoming UNISA elections.
5 Gregory raises questions
Calvin--Philip 		Group of students thanks the committee responsible for bringing Dick Gregory to campus.
6 ROTC: 'Suppression of idea wrong'
Broadie--Richard (History Faculty) 		Student believes that ROTC is entitled to a certain amount of respect.
7 Students missed 'Upset,' congrats go to wrestlers
Dyer--Tom 		Student congratulates wrestlers for big win and believes more students should have attended the meet.
8 Yes, we are in for surprises: Disagrees with Hessburg
de Regnier--Kevin 		Student attacks Carter campaign and looks toward the future.
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9 Dance! Dance! Dance! for MDA
Berard--Michelle
10 Senate Scene
Borchardt--Cindy 		Considering problem of inadequate funding for UNI.
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11 Campus Scouts Will meet.
12 Price Lab fire knocks out power
Geuder--Sheryl 		Fire in PLS transformer room causes electrical power loss in north end of campus.
13 TEFL/Linguistics Club Mel Greenlee will speak.
14 Untitled Dick Gregory speaking to audience; photo.
15 What's up Meetings and activities.
16 Women's Studies Association Will plan bake sale.
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17 'War fervor ails U.S.'
Breuer--Teresa A. 		Professor Howard delivers lecture on US involvement in war; believes many could have been avoided.
18 Course on 'Gifted Child' Extension will offer course.
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19 Just working his way up the winning ladder
Gilgen--Bert 		UNI's Efonda Sproles went from an inexperienced wrestler in high school to a Division II runner-up in his freshman season; photo.
20 Spend it where it's hot
Ogden--John R. (Student--1979-1981) 		UNI teams travel to the South for competition over winter break.
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21 Use illusion to tell story
Cahill--Mary E. (Class of 1981) 		Mime describes art of pantomiming and offers teaching session; photo.
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22 Drivin' in the fast lane
Gilgen--Bert 		UNI guard Kevin Bradford heads down the court in close matchup versus UNC-Wilmington; photo.
23 REO sings of women; Styx back on the table
Jones--Brian D. (Class of 1994) 		REO Speedwagon's "High Fidelity" carries basic theme of women; Styx's "Paradise Theater" album is one for the turntable.
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24 It's guaranteed, folks
Ove--Karen 		The Sirloin Stockade guarantees steak the way you like it.
25 Sometimes it's just too 'clothes': Doing your laundry?
Berry--Robert 		Doing laundry is not a pleasant experience.
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26 Play captures more than movie: 'Elephant Man'
Ove--Karen 		American Theater Production's "Elephant Man" performed differently from on the big screen.
27 Watch earth change Professor Poppy will present program on geological forces.
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28 'Good Fortune' is coming to UNI Profile of Tashi; photo.
29 Enter essay contest English Department will sponsor contest as part of Student as Critic Conference.
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30 Chopin music played by Aibel Professor Aibel will present all-Chopin recital.
31 Jazz sax to be featured Lanny Morgan will perform with Jazz Band; photo.
32 Mad Ukrainian leads Ramblers
Nierling--Dan 		The New Prairie Ramblers performed spirited piece at Studio One.
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33 Overtime spells doom for cagers
Koolbeck--Jeffrey R. (Class of 1983) 		UNI drops another close overtime game to UNC-Wilmington; photo.
34 Thinclads take on division change
Ogden--John R. (Student--1979-1981) 		UNI looks for enjoyable season with a solid nucleus and promising newcomers.
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35 Cagers roll past Loras
Levenhagen--Mike 		UNI improves to 13-6 with easy victory over Loras.
36 Overtime; To err is human, but¿
McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990; 		Mistakes cost the Eagles the Super Bowl; awards are given for top events.
37 Two gridders receive awards
Larson--Laurie 		Owen Dockter and Fred Bryan receive well-deserved scholarships.
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38 UNI grapplers down Winona, 45-0; now 9-3
Ogden--John R. (Student--1979-1981) 		UNI puts forth one of its best performances for the year despite line-up change.