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1 Brass and sax
Chung--David R. 		Combo entertains jazz listeners in the Union; photo
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2 Sun-Celebration to be held
Putz--Mike 		Alpha Chi Omega will put on celebration; schedule of activities.
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3 Unique activities highlight dance
Maltby--Craig S. (Class of 1982) 		Schedule for dance marathon.
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4 Work study programs: students on the job
Readinger--Jill 		A look at work-study on campus with special reference to students who work in the library.
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5 'The lowest order of life'
Wayland--Tim 		Tim Wayland believes those who cheered for the gunman of President Reagan's assassination attempt are the lowest form of life.
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6 On the Other Hand
Hessburg--Matt 		Matt Hessburg reports that the United States needs to do something about gun control because of the recent assassination attempt on President Reagan.
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7 Viewpoint
Hoing--Dave (Class of 1979; Library Staff) 		Dave Hoing reacts to students' inappropriate behavior and response to the assassination attempt on President Reagan.
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8 Spanish class changed Will now carry four hours of credit.
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9 Boogie down
Gilgen--Bert 		Students practice their dance moves at Bo Jingle's.
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10 Focus on children's career choices
Readinger--Jill
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11 Members of NI staff are initiated into honor society
Kirchhoff--Linda 		Nine initiated into reactivated Society for Collegiate Journalists.
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12 Republican scholarship
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13 Festival will celebrate 'Women in the Arts'
Breuer--Teresa A. 		Brief schedule of activities.
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14 Living apart: a marital challenge
Kirchhoff--Linda 		Jo Schima talks about her research on the subject.
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15 Secretary scholarship UNI-AOP will offer $100 award.
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16 CAMP Career and Major Planning workshops will be held.
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17 CIA, USAF leaders to speak on détente Speakers scheduled.
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18 Kappa Delta Pi Will meet.
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19 Noehren, Campbell/Shull formals
Trout--Carleen 		Tickets available.
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20 Pom pon tryouts
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21 PRSSA Will meet.
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22 Science teaching colloquium Will hear about hiring of science teachers.
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23 ITC teachers rated highly Jeffrey Luftig reports on survey of graduates.
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24 Martin chooses vice presidents
Jeffries--Lyle 		Selects Margaret Sulentic, Ray Johnson, Diane Finnerty, and David Burrows.
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25 Senate Scene
Borchardt--Cindy 		Rusty Martin outlines organization.
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26 Comparison shopping lowers grocery bills
Rupp--Donisue 		Barbara Pershing talks about smart shopping.
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27 Rails to Trails meet Will plan for bike ride.
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28 They're the Ultimate!; New concept
Langguth--Teresa (Class of 1981) 		Air Force, the UNI ultimate frisbee team, to have their first meet at Iowa State; photo.
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29 Art of hands and feet
Gilgen--Bert 		Tae Kwon-Do Club practices regular routine in the East Gymnasium; photo.
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30 Go, speedracers
Langguth--Teresa (Class of 1981) 		A minicourse to be offered to upgrade students' bicycles.
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31 Toss, turn first; then receive counseling; sleeping aids a waste of money
Tudeen--Sheryl 		Paul Tenney offers advice about sleep loss.
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32 Untitled
Opperman--David E.
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33 Dog show, experimental film, Joffrey II Dancers appear soon Local entertainment.
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34 More than a coincidence Because Penny Wilson was part of a five-way tie, she was not allowed to advance to the Division II national meet.
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35 Up the creek: read before leaving; Key to survival
Berry--Robert 		Emergency/Survival Handbook is a pretty good guide before setting out on your own.
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36 Metro Chorale to present 'Elijah' Performance program; photo.
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37 'Oscars' contest winners announced
Meek--Lori L. (Class of 1982)
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38 'She' is impressive in KUNI's Studio One
Fuerste--Robert 		Performance review of She.
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39 'The Shadow Box' opens Thursday Eric Boardsen will direct play.
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40 Joffrey Dancers close Artists Series Profile of the troupe; photo.
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41 KUNI 'On-Air Auction' is Sunday
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42 Submit writing, art to NI NI accepting material for literary supplement.
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43 Beluska gives faculty violin recital Tuesday Performance program.
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44 Hank emerges from dad's shadow
Putz--Mike
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45 Celebration continues for 20 years of public radio Schedule of celebration.
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46 Students to perform Kraig Kerger and Jo Anne Fosselman will perform senior recitals.
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47 UNI celebrates arts program Schedule for upcoming week.
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48 Campus Fest winners announced Students battled it out in the 1981 Coors-UNI Campus Fest competition which featured two hundred participants in volleyball, basketball, and innertube water polo.
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49 Spring trip gives baseball team a good start
Levenhagen--Mike 		Panthers display some impressive hitting to go 4-3 on Florida trip.
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50 Untitled
Opperman--David E.
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51 Field events highlight opener
Ogden--John R. (Student--1979-1981) 		Underclassmen's performances in the long jump and discus highlight the Panthers outdoor opener.
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52 Linksters prepare for opener
Larson--Laurie 		Weight training and shagging balls in the Dome have been part of the preparation for the Panthers upcoming golf season.
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53 Overtime: Take a shot at Monday; An old adage
McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990; 		Michael J. McKinlay thinks maybe the President will consider gun control after his shooting; McKinlay agrees that NCAA did the right thing by going ahead and playing the championship game despite the President's shooting.
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54 Tennis team drops first meet
Langguth--Teresa (Class of 1981) 		Panthers suffer first loss against Luther, 5-4.
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55 Netsters win two; climb to 14-2
Ogden--John R. (Student--1979-1981) 		Panthers continue their success by winning four matches in Texas and two more back home.
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56 Softball squad hosts tourney
Larson--Laurie 		Panthers have won three games in the early part of the season against some very tough competition and look forward to upcoming invitational in the Dome.
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57 Soul Bowl registration deadline is 5:30 today Deadline set for basketball teams wanting to compete in the tenth anniversary "Soul Bowl".
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58 Wrestling tourneys in Dome Dome will host three separate wrestling tournaments which range from college grapplers to pee wees.