Issue Contents

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1	Financial aid outlook appears bleak Wagner--JoAnne Zoller	Dennis Jensen talks about some of the changes that will affect students receiving financial aid.


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2	Students being ticketed, fined for open cans Ullestad--Kevin	An open container law passed in 1980 has led to 10 students being ticketed for open beers in public.


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3	UNI to receive royalties from beer sales Radius--Deb	UNI will receive royalties from a beer can on sale which depicts the Panther mascot alongside mascots of the other state universities.

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4	G lot parking policy questioned Waters--Janie S. (Class of 1981)	Students express dis-pleasure of parking in the G-lot.


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5	Martin's resistance 'gone too far' Cohea--Matthew	Student expresses delight in Selective Service's signing of UNISA president Randy Martin.


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6	Scherzo Hantula--Tim (Class of 1985)	Student finds out that the UNI food inspector is a dog.


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7	Support solicited for Armistice Day convocation Sunseri--Alvin Raymond (History Faculty)	Professor gives support to Armistice Day celebrations.


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8	The Panthers Pen Meek--Lori L. (Class of 1982)	Lori Meek congratulates the football team, tells how to recognize a klutz, and speaks out against Reagan's education cuts.

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9	Good start Oakes--William D. (Class of 1983)	Kelly Ellis runs the football in his return back from injury; photo.


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10	Languages enrollment low Sanches--Tracy	James Becker discusses the low enrollment in foreign language programs.


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11	Solar association to meet	Solar Energy will be the topic of a panel discussion.

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12	Selection rule changed Sanches--Tracy	The Union Policy Board has amended their procedure for selecting students to sit on the board.


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13	Some things change, others stay the same for UNI lifer Riedesel--Miles E. (Class of 1983)	Rider Hall secretary Eleanor Starr talks about how things have changed at UNI in her 23 years at the school; photo.

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14	"The Merits of Teaching"	Speakers include Cedar Falls Mayor Doug Sharp and superintendent Jim Robinson.


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15	AKD to have initiation	Alpha Kappa Delta will have dinner honoring Theodore Dohrman.


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16	AMA marketing club	Will present guest speaker from cable TV.


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17	Campus Scouts	Bring meal ticket to meeting.


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18	Can you handle complaints? Thompson--Kris	Internships are available at the Consumer Protection Division office in Des Moines.


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19	Central American Solidarity Coalition	Will hold Nicaraguan revolution celebration.


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20	Cold storage for bikes	The RHA is sponsoring a winter storage program for bicycles.


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21	Find your level of physical fitness	Sartori is offering a program to allow a person to determine their level of physical fitness.


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22	German Club	Will meet.


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23	Midweek renewal worship	Will meet at Lutheran Center.


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24	Office Education Association	Will meet tomorrow.


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25	SCEC	Bring money and candy to tomorrow's meeting.


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26	Speak for your rights	The Iowa Civil Rights commission and the Waterloo Human Rights Commission have scheduled a public forum to discuss area problems.


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27	What's up	Meetings and activities; CPR Instructor Course; Grant Price will speak.

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28	AERho hosts Grant Price	Grant Price was invited to speak at UNI by broadcasting organization AERho.


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29	Jazz concert changed	The jazz concert originally scheduled for November 20 has been moved to the 19th because of conflicts.


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30	Trace Stones' history with KUNI Rigby--Leigh	KUNI will offer radio programs that will allow fans to become involved in the history of The Rolling Stones.

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31	The latest fad: D&D Courtright--Michele	A role-playing game called Dungeons and Dragons has become the latest fad.


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32	Visual arts competition in Ames	A state-wide student art competition will be held at the Brunnier Gallery and Museum in Ames.

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33	Children explore death Rigby--Leigh	The Theatre UNI young people's production of "The Arkansaw Bear" allows children to deal with the subject of death.


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34	Peek backstage . . .	A new cable TV show allows viewers to see what goes on backstage at the Strayer-Wood Theatre.

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35	Hospital sells gifts for funds	Sartori Hospital is sponsoring a craft sale.


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36	Student artwork now on display Oakes--William D. (Class of 1983)	A student art club exhibition is now on display in Latham Hall.

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37	Panthers smear Mavericks, 42-13 Oakes--William D. (Class of 1983)	Panthers play their best game of the season in front of 13,203 people; photo.

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38	Just missed Oakes--William D. (Class of 1983)	Davey Lewis eludes a would be tackler; photo.


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39	Soccer Club suffers first loss of season, 4-1 Ullestad--Kevin	Panthers were dominated by the Cedar Rapids Comets.