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1 Budget committee finishes annual allocation process
Kuempel--Dan 		Breakdown of budget.
2 Heading home
Gilgen--Bert 		Three students walk over Hudson Road bridge; photo.
3 McElroy gift of $350,710 to UNI
Long--Karen 		Money will be used for instructional broadcasting program.
4 UNI proposes 7 percent room, board increase
Borchardt--Cindy 		Cost of full board double occupancy room would rise to $1520; extra revenue would be used for several projects.
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5 Object to UNISA action
McIlrath--James Harley (Classes of 1986 and 1999) 		UNISA senators question speaker's decision not to fill appointed positions.
6 Options
Watts--Jennifer S. 		ISPIRG critical of Nestle.
7 Reinforces stereotypes
Geadelmann--Patricia L. (Class of 1970; HPELS Faculty) 		Patricia Geadelmann asks if the women's teams at UNI are served by groups much like the men's programs.
8 Untitled
Opperman--David E.
9 Wants games in W. Gym; Congratulates team
Showalter--Delwyn 		Delwyn Showalter congratulates men's basketball team on fine season and believes home games should not be in the Dome.
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10 Hypnotic speech Earl Amos will speak at Phi Beta Lambda meeting.
11 Ramirez speaks on El Salvador Secundino Ramirez will speak.
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12 American Society of Interior Designers Will meet.
13 Anthropology Club Will meet.
14 CBF Will meet.
15 Center offers week workshop UNI-CUE will offer grants workshop.
16 Office Education Association Will meet.
17 Shakespeare Society Organizational meeting.
18 What's up Meetings and activities.
19 Yearbook promises improved quality
Larson--Laurie 		Karen Mills talks about the improvements.
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20 Bookstore prices 'comparable'
Breinig--Cathy 		Bob Beach talks about UBS policies and procedures.
21 Mandated inspections
Martin--Valentina K. (Classes of 1982 and 1999) 		State law mandates rental unit inspections but does not provide funding; Jan Hollins talks about the university's inspection procedures.
22 Modesty
Chung--David R. 		Student wears "Joe Cool" T-shirt in class.
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23 Set, costume designs enhance play
Chastain--Rhiannon Lynn (Class of 1983) 		Mike Daniels sets the stage for 'Habeas Corpus' while Susan Tucker designs the costumes.
24 Students find first major roles extra challenging
Gilgen--Bert 		Mary Delaney comments on the hard work it takes to be in a play and still be a student; photo.
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25 'Habeas' chosen to balance season
Rigby--Leigh 		Tom Carlisle takes difficult head role in 'Habeas Corpus' because of D. Terry Williams' absence.
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26 Controversial playwright entertains with satire
Benning--Carol (Student--1984) 		Excerpts from appearance by Herman Qualtinger; photo.
27 Romance discussed Grace Ann Hovet will speak to Phi Alpha Theta.
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28 KCRS radio accepting applications
Kirchhoff--Linda 		Seeking applications for three positions.
29 Men back Campbell fundraiser
Chung--David R. 		Campbell Hall women provide back rubs; photo.
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30 Rails to Trails meets Group will meet.
31 Statewide essay contest offers cash prize English Department will sponsor student as critic contest.
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32 Mat tourney in C. R. Old Timers Wrestling Tournament in Cedar Rapids to be hosted by the American Legion Post 727.
33 Men's cagers end Division I season
Koolbeck--Jeffrey R. (Class of 1983) 		Panthers finish first season of Division I basketball with 8-19 record.
34 Wilson to nationals; gymnasts fifth
Gilgen--Bert 		Penny Wilson became the first woman gymnast from UNI to qualify for the national meet; photo.
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35 Netsters continue winning
Ogden--John R. (Student--1979-1981) 		Panthers remain unbeaten with two more wins over Mankato State and St. Thomas.
36 Nordlie, Reints pace men's track
Ogden--John R. (Student--1979-1981) 		Craig Nordlie and Tom Reints highlighted the Panthers performance in the Southern Minnesota Relays with first place finishes.
37 Women runners eighth in Invit.
Larson--Laurie 		Panthers receive eighth place finish in a very strong and competitive field.