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Issue Contents

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1	Cuts could devastate student aid Readinger--Jill	Dennis Jensen talks about potential changes in financial aid.


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2	Salary decision rests in arbitrator's hands White--Michael Lee (Class of 1982)	Will decide of salary portion of faculty contract.


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3	Students rally for Atlanta cause Larson--Laurie	Ruth Anderson speaks to group about Atlanta killings; photo.

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4	Oh, for the good old days Ruggeberg--Brian	Brian Ruggeberg uses television movie to compare recent problems on UNI's campus.


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5	On the Other Hand: issue carried too far Hessburg--Matt	Matt Hessburg believes the recent attacks on men and women in letters to the editor have gone too far.


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6	Opperman responds Opperman--David E.	Cartoonist Dave Opperman asks for readers to look at his work with humor, not with a sexist point of view.


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7	Portrait of a Cartoonist Opperman--David E.


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8	The 'battle of the sexes' continues¿and hopefully ends: 'Their order is not the order' Barnes--Doug (Class of 1983)	Doug Barnes believes students who wrote recent letter on people's roles in the universe are wrong.

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9	Asks if joke was worth it Oetken--Janet	Women writers ask if recent article and joke by Beck was worth the effort.


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10	Guillermo Beck defends self, et al. Beck--Guillermo	Recent writer of letter on universal roles describes his point of view.


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11	NOW says "baloney" to Beck letter Piwowarski--Roger J. (Class of 1981)	Black Hawk County Chapter of the National Organization for Women also disagrees with Beck's statements and describes their role as feminists.

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12	'Day Before Doomsday' author at UNI Tuesday	Sidney Lens will speak; photo.


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13	How is your career mileage?	Larry Routh talks about results of survey of graduates.


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14	Recording technology minor offered Trout--Carleen	Description of new minor.


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15	Utility rates increased Benning--Carol (Student--1984)	Cedar Falls Utilities raises rates.

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16	'Life-long' learning program Martin--Valentina K. (Classes of 1982 and 1999)	Lynda Jobman talks about federal program.


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17	Buying: this department's business Martin--Valentina K. (Classes of 1982 and 1999)	Don Boss talks about the Purchasing Department.


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18	Center helps launch careers Maltby--Craig S. (Class of 1982)	Pat Bassett talks about Career Center services.


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19	Untitled Chung--David R.	Student gets tangled kite out of tree.

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20	Finance Club to Chicago Kelly--Beth	Will attend world trade conference.


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21	Friends have fundraisers for Haner Tucker--Donna	Will raise money for Tami Haner, who was injured in a car accident.


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22	I-Club	Will meet.


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23	PRSSA	Will meet.


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24	Science teaching	Robert Hanson will speak.


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25	Theological conference	Highlights of program.


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26	What's up	Meetings and activities.


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27	ZZZ . . . . Chung--David R.	Student takes a little break from studying by taking a nap.

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28	Chinese professor speaks	Shi Bon Hong will speak.


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29	Debaters in tournaments Rehmke--Kandi	Schedule of upcoming debates.


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30	IaPIRG provides housing referral Rehmke--Kandi


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31	Senate Scene Borchardt--Cindy	Confusion over appointments.


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32	Trivia fans: tonight's the big night Hessburg--Matt	Rules and prizes.

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33	Added pressure makes teen years tougher Rehmke--Kandi	Panel discussion at Judson House.

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34	Plan your escape to the 'Master's Library' Hessburg--Matt	Profile of John Jacobs, owner of local bookstore; photo.

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35	Eve has guts; Pearl is anything but ho-hum: female vocalists Joens--Brian L. (Class of 1981)	Eve Moon, "Eve Moon"; Pearl Harbor, "Don't Follow Me, I'm Lost Too"

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36	His 'beaten' path leads to 'gentle' judo career Gilgen--Bert	Sean Ward follows in his father's footsteps as a top judo artist; photo.

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37	Hard work, tenacity pay off for Gallagher Gilgen--Bert	Ken Gallagher's aggressive nature and work ethic have paid off again as he prepares for the upcoming NCAA I Championships; photo.

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38	Witty lyrics strongest part of Waller show Chung--David R.	Review of Harry Waller's music performance; photo.

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39	Enter 'Guess the Oscars'; contest open


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40	See sign-mime workshop	Ricky Smith will conduct workshop

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41	Check out Union Craft Shop Gilgen--Bert	Union Craft Shop is worth stopping by and checking out; photo.

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42	Arts Festival scheduled


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43	Brothers who play together . . .	Brother pianists, Anthony and Joseph Paratore, will perform in Old Auditorium as part of UNI Artists Series.


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44	Ensembles to perform	Program for Marimba and Percussion Ensembles performance.


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45	Jazz series continues	Union will feature jazz groups.

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46	Chuck Mitchell to perform at UNI	Will perform on KUNI.


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47	Music scholarships offer	School of Music will hold auditions.


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48	Union Connection to hold clinic	Will hold show choir clinic.

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49	A doctor's touch	Theatre UNI's Shelley Alert, Marilyn Albert, and Leo L. Bertelsen act out a scene of "Habeas Corpus"; photo.


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50	Students help in 'Mister Roberts'; Waterloo Community Playhouse production	Will assist in technical crew.


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51	UNI grad to be exhibition juror	Gary Kelley will judge student exhibition.

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52	Overtime: we haven't done badly McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990;	Panthers played well despite the big jump from Division II to Division I; not sure how football team will react to Division I AA.


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53	Women cagers finish at 18-10 Levenhagen--Mike	Panthers beat Northwestern College to finish third in the AIAW State Tournament.

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54	Gymnasts head to AIAW regionals	Panthers will try to qualify for nationals in regional tournament in Kansas.


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55	Intramural campus fest	Coors Intramural Festival to host intramural events on campus.


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56	On to New Jersey Gilgen--Bert	Seven Panthers will travel to Princeton University to take part in NCAA I Championships; photo.


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57	UNI men netsters down Blackhawk Club	Panthers remain undefeated with 8-1 victory over the Blackhawk Tennis Club.