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1	Faculty Senate says 'no' to ROTC Jeffries--Lyle	Senate votes, 14-10, to defeat a motion to establish an ROTC unit on campus; also votes to require faculty attendance at Commencement; supports motion to change name of Department of Speech to Department of Communication and Theatre.


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2	Harkin supports the 'homebred' Gilgen--Bert	Tom Harkin expresses views on El Salvador; photo.


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3	Martin and Panther Party sweep election Long--Karen	Rusty Martin receives 74% of the vote; photo.

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4	'Their assigned role in the universe': a great system Beck--Guillermo	Men attempt to describe the roles of the sexes.


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5	Dismayed with Reagan: budget cuts unfair Cole--John R. (Anthropology Faculty)	Professor John R. Cole believes the proposed budget cuts by President Reagan will not help the majority of U. S. citizens.


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6	Orchesis thanks NI staff Orchesis	Orchesis performers thank the photographers and writers of the NI for their coverage.


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7	Positive comments on food service Mohning--Laurie	Food Service isn't like a home-cooked meal, but it's not the student workers' fault.


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8	Untitled Opperman--David E.

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9	'Personal, lifelong decision' Hayes--Colleen Mullen (Class of 1981)	Colleen Mullen Hayes believes the government is taking away women's rights.


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10	1981 UNISA general elections results	Vote tallies.


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11	Sun and shadow Chung--David R.	The sun provides a silhouette of Kelly O'Neal on his way out of the Union; photo.

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12	Elementary ed. majors should register now	Seeking those who will be registering for "block".


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13	Is that you, Frosty? Chung--David R.	Kerri Hanson, Patty Bark, and Chris Stewart build one of the many snowmen on campus; photo.


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14	Library offers information center	CFPL establishes life-long learning collection.


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15	Winter mountaineering	David Dockstader will present program at Museum.

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16	Dept. of Residence focuses on student Hansen--Dave	Clark Elmer and Bob Hartman talk about their programs.


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17	German Club Faschingsfest	Will celebrate.


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18	Group promotes communication Readinger--Jill	Profile of Women in Communications, Inc.


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19	P. E. O.	Will meet.


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20	Phi Upsilon Omicron	Will practice for initiation.


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21	Reader's Theatre	Will perform "As We are Now".


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22	Student Reading Association	Will hold bake sale.


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23	Torch and Tassel	Will discuss initiation.


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24	What's up	Meetings and activities.

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25	Elevator hassles plague Dancer White--Michael Lee (Class of 1982)	Frequent breakdowns cause inconvenience.

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26	It comforts mind, body, but doesn't cure aches Chung--David R.	Yoga provides relaxing exercise for the body and the mind; photo.

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27	Seifert initially takes diving for 'something to fill time' Gilgen--Bert	Panthers' only diver qualifies for national meet; photo.

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28	High on enthusiasm; low on experience: Ruggeroos Gilgen--Bert	Rugby is introduced to UNI by Mike Ryan and Pat Larson; photo.

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29	'MB is overdeveloped, overkilled; 'Tongue Twister' is simple, fun Joens--Brian L. (Class of 1981)	"Mondo Bongo" has its moments but is too overdeveloped; "Tongue Twister" makes you feel good all over.


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30	Eats: grownin' up on Hwy. 218 Ove--Karen	The Brown Bottle offers the best food, prices, and atmosphere in town.


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31	It's the right time of year for 'deadly little thing'; don't let weather catch you off-guard Berry--Robert	Rob Berry gives tips on how to survive the cold in an emergency.

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32	Gault to perform Tuesday	Professor Gault will present piano recital.


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33	Iowa student essay contest open Hansen--Dave	English Department sponsors Student as Critic competition.


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34	Rex and Bruk serenade Studio One; Humor, warmth of performers entertains Fuerste--Robert	Gantenbeins perform spectacular hour-long show on KUNI.


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35	Symphony trip offered	UNI-Civic Arts Association will sponsor trip to Ames to hear Pittsburgh Symphony.

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36	Album sales unaffected by inflation Benning--Carol (Student--1984)	Local store managers talk about sales.


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37	Submit art for exhibition	Art Department will hold annual student show.


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38	Summer Repertory auditions to be held	Looking for singers, dancers, actors.


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39	Untitled Opperman--David E.

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40	Plight of elderly portrayed Chastain--Rhiannon Lynn (Class of 1983)	Reader's Theatre will present May Sarton performance.


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41	Series on teens to be aired


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42	Snow job Chung--David R.	Message written in snow near Dancer Hall.


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43	Sprouts: economical, nutritious	Seeds for sprouting available at Cottontop Coop.


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44	Viennese actor here Benning--Carol (Student--1984)	Helmut Qualtinger will appear.

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45	'Punk-folk singer' to appear at UNI	Harry Waller will perform.


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46	Bring horn to open jam	Will jam in Union.


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47	New Wave artists on 'Progression' Ove--Karen	Steve Maravetz talks about the music.

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48	Overtime: fill in the blank McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990;	Michael J. McKinlay believes Hawkeyes' dream season cannot be labeled.


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49	UNI wrestlers head for regionals Ogden--John R. (Student--1979-1981)	Injured Panther team prepares for regionals.

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50	Cagers downed Koolbeck--Jeffrey R. (Class of 1983)	Panthers fall to 8-17 after loss to Hilltoppers.


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51	Men's tennis team opens	Panthers open season with impressive win over the Westfield Tennis Club.


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52	Sportswear sale	Athletic department to hold sportswear sale in the Dome.


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53	Women tankers aim for nationals; Men complete in MCC meet Larson--Laurie	Panthers pass up Regional meet and will instead try to qualify relay team for nationals at the Badger Invite.