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1 Bartering revived in new Trade Club
Burns--Brenda 		Dennis Hearn talks about the new club.
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2 Celebrate Red Cross centennial: give blood!
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3 Missed again
Chung--David R. 		Student playing video game in the game room of the Union; photo.
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4 Think before you drink: new ordinances enforced
Borchardt--Cindy 		New rules pertain to open containers and entering establishments where liquor is served.
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5 'Fear of the future' under Reagan
McMahon--Roger 		Afraid of President Reagan taking over the reins of the U.S.
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6 Do you feel the quality of the campus dining services has changed since last semester?
Philpott--Kim 		Students agree that the quality of their meals has gone down; photo.
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7 Pom Pon Squad feels gypped
Goodman--Ruth (Class of 1982) 		Pom Pon Squad feels they should get more respect for all they do.
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Opperman--David E.
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9 Urges Fox Library proposal
Bertelsen--Scott D. (Class of 1981) 		Scott Bertelsen proposes naming library after Josef W. Fox.
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10 'U. S. discards Palestinians'
Jefson--Kathy S. 		Excerpts from speech by Professor Nijim.
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11 Senate Scene
Borchardt--Cindy 		SUNI-Days will not be held; considering alternatives; discuss fire safety.
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12 Transfer students share feelings
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13 'Know who you are' to get jobs
White--Michael Lee (Class of 1982) 		Pat Bassett gives tips on finding jobs.
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14 One and two and . . .
Chung--David R. 		Dancers practice for upcoming performance; photo.
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15 Tomahawk nets $45,000
Larson--Laurie 		Total sales will be about $45,000; still considering what the profit will be.
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16 Is our civilization coming to an end?
Martin--Valentina K. (Classes of 1982 and 1999) 		Excerpts from speech by Thomas Molnar.
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17 Orchesis Will present Moulage.
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18 What's up Meetings and activities.
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19 New president for UPB
Maltby--Craig S. (Class of 1982) 		Kathy Conzett talks about plans.
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20 PBL opens tribute week with a membership drive
Kirchhoff--Linda 		Tammy Wilson talks about upcoming activities.
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21 The Boss romps, reminisces, reigns
Hessburg--Matt 		Bruce Springsteen concert rocks Hilton Coliseum; photo.
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22 New dimension to women's team: B-ballers win twice as many this year
Gilgen--Bert 		Coach J. D. Anderson has turned things around for the women's program; photo.
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23 Bake it yourself: eats
Ove--Karen 		Prima Pizza provides the delicious pizzas which you bake at your home.
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24 Off the Wall: everything is wrong about being sick
Berry--Robert 		How to stay healthy; symptoms of the flu.
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25 'Sound Effects' hits home: 'Black Sea' is simplistic
Joens--Brian L. (Class of 1981) 		The Jam produce a mediocre album; "Black Sea" provides peppy pop anthem.
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26 Basketball head
Gilgen--Bert 		Rod Underwood with a different face; basketball looks like his head; photo.
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27 Varied media in faculty exhibit
Gilgen--Bert 		New exhibit mounted in Gallery; photo.
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28 Discuss Beatles today Will hold John Lennon memorial.
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29 Eastwood still 'the tough guy'
Ove--Karen 		Clint Eastwood is still the standard tough guy in "Any Which Way You Can."
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30 TASHI performs Monday TASHI to perform in Russell Hall Auditorium; photo.
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31 Billy B. to sing Rec Club sponsors performer.
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32 Show features jazz, comedy
Benning--Carol (Student--1984) 		Orchesis rehearses; photo.
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33 UNI wrestlers climb to 12-4
Ogden--John R. (Student--1979-1981) 		Wrestlers get help from football player Mike Tatoian to down Mankato State.
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34 Women gymnasts host invitational
Gilgen--Bert 		UNI places second in first meet since December; photo.
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35 Men cagers nip Centenary, 70-69
Koolbeck--Jeffrey R. (Class of 1983) 		UNI wins with buzzer beater to overcome Centenary in Shreveport, Louisiana.
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36 Overtime: MAPS: Maybe a Payola Scheme?
McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990; 		Muhammad Ali and Don King may tarnish boxing because of scandal; UNI wins game because they have nothing to lose.
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Gilgen--Bert 		Sue Callahan attempts an aerial cartwheel during a workout while suffering from a broken wrist; photo.
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38 UNI swimmers travel to Nebraska Panthers will face defending Big 8 champs, Nebraska, and Nebraska-Omaha.
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Gilgen--Bert 		Athletes and students enjoy working out in the weight room.
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40 Women's basketball edges St. Ambrose
Levenhagen--Mike 		Panthers improve their record to 16-6 with close victory over the Fighting Bees.