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| # | Article | Article Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Biomedical sciences project | Office of Education has granted $261, 054 to encourage high school students to enter the field of biomedicine. Minority students, young women and students with rural backgrounds are targeted. |
| 2 | Cardiac rehabilitation | Drs. Elton Green and Forrest Dolgener aid in the rehabilitation program. Residents get back into shape with regular exercise. |
| 3 | Dry run Creek work to cause parking lot changes at UNI | Forty per cent of the cars parked in the gravel lot north of the UNI-Dome will need to be moved prior to start of flood control construction on the University branch of Dry Run Creek. |
| 4 | Getting along at work | UNI staff to hear Tom Little speak on "Friend or Foe in the Office". |
| 5 | High School speech and debate tournament | Five hundred students and teachers will participate in the annual tournament. |
| 6 | Octubafest | Recital, soloists, and clinics are all part of the Tubists Universal Brotherhood Association (T. U. B. A.)/ |
| 7 | Students initiated into UNI Home Economics honorary | Beta Nu Chapter of Phi Upsilon Omicron announces new members. |
| 8 | UNI faculty attend Nobel Conference in Minnesota | Four Nobel prize winners spoke during a conference at Gustavus Adolphus College attended by six faculty members. |
| 9 | UNI parents' weekend | Open houses, displays, parents meetings, and football will all take place during Parents' Weekend/ |
| 10 | UNI prof (Jedlicka) gives talk in Venezuela | Technology transfer to developing countries was the topic of Allen Jedlicka's presentation in Caracas. |