Issue Contents

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1	Alumni reunions highlight Homecoming Wessels--Doreen	Activities for the 1981 Homecoming include alumni reunions for 1931, 1941, and 1956.


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2	Get that kid out of the Union!	The Union Policy Board has enacted a policy banning all unsupervised children from the Union. All children under the age of fifteen must be accompanied by an adult or they will be escorted from the building.


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3	Great catch! Oakes--William D. (Class of 1983)	A member of the UNI Ultimate Frisbee team practices; photo.


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4	New fraternity organizing Willsher--Jay	A new fraternity, Phi Delta Theta, is attempting to organize on campus.


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5	Police seek help Meek--Lori L. (Class of 1982)	Cedar Falls police are asking for help concerning a possible rape case.

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6	'Frustrated faculty' not universal view Gilpin--Andrew R. (Psychology Faculty)	Professor Gilpin says that 'faculty apathy' is not universal on campus.


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7	Apathy misunderstood Claus--Robert (Sociology Faculty)	Professor Claus explains that UNI professors are dedicated to educating the student body.


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8	Black students express concern	Students explain why more funding is needed for the Ethnic Minority Cultural House.


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9	NAACP welcomes students Bunton--Cindia	The new Corresponding Secretary of the UNI chapter of the NAACP encourages student involvement.


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10	Ronnie makes a few more budget cuts Hantula--Tim (Class of 1985)	Criticizes Ronald Reagan's budget cuts.


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11	Yearbook coordinator explains new Old Gold group picture choices Mills--Karen Vaudt (Yearbook Coordinator)	The editors at the Old Gold are trying to include more student groups in the next issue.

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12	ASPA chapter becomes official Alexander--Judy	UNI's chapter of the ASPA was made official; district manager John McCormick discussed what that means for the chapter.


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13	Future Picassos Oakes--William D. (Class of 1983)	Students painting the windows on the College Hill barber shop; photo.


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14	SAE now owns house	Sigma Alpha Epsilon recently completed mortgage payments on their house. The mortgage was taken out in 1970.

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15	Marketing institute scholarships	Scholarships for a five-day marketing collegiate institute in Skokie, Illinois, are now available.


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16	Minority fellowships will be awarded	The National Research Council will award postdoctoral fellowships to minority students.


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17	NSE exchange students enjoy their UNI experience Pillard--Laura	National Student Exchange participants give their impressions of UNI and the exchange program.

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18	Book sale	Will be Monday on top of the Union.


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19	CIC offers minority fellowships	The Committee on Institutional Cooperation has established a fellowship program to benefit minorities.


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20	Cold War to be discussed Petra--Ross A. (Class of 1977; Library Faculty)	Donald Shepardson will give a speech on the origins of the cold war.


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21	Folk Dance Club	Meets every Tuesday.


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22	French Club	Will meet in the Union.


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23	Frisbee Club	Will meet to organize the club.


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24	Mesa espanola	Will meet for lunch and Spanish conversation.


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25	Minority leadership conference	Conference co-sponsored by NAACP.


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26	NAACP	Will meet Sunday.


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27	Old Gold	Students who have not picked up the 1981 yearbook should do so soon.


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28	P. E. O.	Rides will be offered from Lawther Hall.


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29	Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia	Variety show will be presented at Russell Hall.


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30	Pre-law students	A representative of the University of Iowa Law School will be on campus.


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31	Purple Arrow meeting	All members required to attend meetings.


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32	See seven savings sites Sunday	The League of Women Voters will tour energy efficient homes in the Cedar Falls area.


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33	TEFL Club	Will meet in the Union.

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34	Mindpower Week begins tomorrow Hahn--Marcia	UNI is participating in "Mindpower Week", meant to recognize the contributions that college educated people have made to society.


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35	Potluck tomorrow	The Women's Studies Association is sponsoring a potluck supper.


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36	Senate Scene Rhea--Jane	Issues concerning the allocation of UNISA funds discussed.


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37	SSWA sponsors food drive	The Student Social Work Association is sponsoring a food drive in conjunction with Operation Threshold.

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38	Latham: a UNI classic Ruba--Michelle	Discussion of O. R. Latham Stadium and the transition of UNI athletic teams to the UNI-Dome.


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39	The traditional parade Witt--William G. (Class of 1972; Public Information Services Staff; General Assembly Member)	The 1978 Homecoming parade; photo.


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40	Why not a Homecoming? Ruba--Michelle	A history of Homecoming at UNI is given.

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41	Playback, ELO fulfills fantasy; Journey: distinctive Windmark--Bryan A. (Class of 1982)	A review of the new albums by Ricky Lee Jones, Electric Light Orchestra, and Journey.

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42	Reinicke: the key to success Oakes--William D. (Class of 1983)	Profile of freshman women's tennis player Vickie Reinicke; photo.

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43	Groups unite on human rights Megivern--Peggy	Local human rights groups have joined forces to form the Iowa Progressive Coalition.


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44	Trying for variety Holley--Charles E. (Class of 1984)	A contestant in the UNI variety show is trying to woo the judges; photo.

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45	'Mommie Dearest' from exploitative to silly Rigby--Leigh	A review of the movie 'Mommie Dearest'.


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46	Craft Shop promotes dabbling Courtright--Michele	The Union Craft Shop provides materials for craft projects, as well as providing students with a workspace.


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47	Hear the bells?	A concert by carillonneur Robert Byrnes will be presented Saturday afternoon.

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48	'WRH' strong on harmony Rigby--Leigh	A review of the Bob Waller, Scott Cawelti concert.

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49	Faculty folks celebrate 20th	Scott Cawelti and Robert Waller will celebrate twenty years of performing folk music together at a free concert held October 8.


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50	Fisher 2nd in WAMS competition	UNI student Mark Fisher placed second at the WAMSO Young Artists Competition; photo.


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51	Kaenzig, Barry open series	Fritz Kaenzig and Thomas Barry will perform for the opening of the 1981-82 School of Music concert series.


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52	Musical tickets here	Theatre UNI and the Lyric Theatre will present the musical "Candide". Tickets are now available.


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53	Wartburg symphony season opens	Wartburg Community Symphony Orchestra will open its 1981-82 season on Sunday.

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54	Busy schedule for women's tennis Pieper--Lori (Student--1983)	Panthers travel to Iowa State to compete in the Iowa State Invitational.


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55	Field hockey loses two Pieper--Lori (Student--1983)	Despite the losses, Panthers performed well.


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56	Men's golf fourth at invitational Taft--Mike	Panthers were disappointing at the Wisconsin Invitational.


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57	Northern Michigan tough for panthers Levenhagen--Mike	Northern Michigan returns thirty-three lettermen; beat Panthers, 20-10, last season.

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58	Correction Levenhagen--Mike	Mike Levenhagen apologizes for reporting inaccurately.


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59	Overtime Levenhagen--Mike	The Panthers are predicted to win the Homecoming game, 31-10.