Issue Contents

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1	Building program approved Meek--Lori L. (Class of 1982)	Regents consider need for additional physical education space.


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2	Conference held to discuss EOP charges Meek--Lori L. (Class of 1982)	Norris Hart and Patricia Edwards speak to the press.


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3	Junkyard bound? Oakes--William D. (Class of 1983)	Seven truckloads of steel and wood arrive at the Dome for the Rolling Stones' stage; photo.


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4	UNI student parents have magnified problems Hahn--Kay (Student--1979)	Married students talk about their lives; photo.

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5	'Note to humanists, fundamentalists' Henscheid--Ed	Student says that both the humanists and fundamentalists have valid points.


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6	Scherzo Hantula--Tim (Class of 1985)	Two students enjoying a romantic dinner are tied up and gagged as security measure in preparation for the Rolling Stones concert.


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7	Story given credit for work on refining campus incest survey Edwards--Martin (Mars)(Counseling Staff)	Mars Edwards credits Marilyn Story for her work.


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8	The Panther's Pen	The Rolling Stones concert and security measures concerning the concert are discussed.


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9	Yearbook solicits contributions Mills--Karen Vaudt (Yearbook Coordinator)	Karen Mills encourages students to send in photos that may be used for the Old Gold Yearbook.

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10	RHA fights alcohol abuse Zmolek--Annette	Committee formed to address education needs.

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11	Cash prizes offered in essay competition Radius--Deb	List of prizes in Student as Critic Conference.


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12	Senate Scene Armstrong--Kathryn R. (Class of 1982)	The EOP investigation is discussed.

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13	'Direct Response' now offered Ross--Mike	Roger Kueter will teach Direct Response Marketing Communication.


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14	Conservation Club	Will write to legislators.


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15	Former prof to speak	Jerry Bonham will speak.


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16	French Club	Exchange students will speak.


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17	I-Club	Planning for casino night.


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18	New course for humans	John Eiklor will teach "Uses of the Humanities in Becoming Human".


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19	Racquetball tournament	Single elimination for women and men.


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20	RED list available Mielke--Kurt L	Class waiting list for business classes.


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21	What's up	Meetings and activities; Cultural Center; Mesa Espanola.

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22	It's cheap fun, it's hacky sack Ruba--Michelle	An explanation of the activity; photo.


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23	Luke and Laura tie the knot Ruba--Michelle	Students watch soap opera wedding; photo.

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24	Powers: a spiking success Oakes--William D. (Class of 1983)	Profile of senior volleyball player Julie Powers; photo.

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25	Iowa's frontierswomen no 'saints' Holley--Charles E. (Class of 1984)	Glenda Riley talks at length about her new book; photo.

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26	'Te Deum' to be sung	Combined groups will sing Dvorak work.


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27	Concert sold out	Rolling Stones concert sold out.


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28	Goin' uptown Oakes--William D. (Class of 1983)	The Uptown Serenaders play at KUNI's Studio One.


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29	He's back again in 'Halloween II' Mooney--Debbie (Student--1981-1982)	A review of the movie 'Halloween II'.


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30	Wildlife prints display to be shown in Union	Work by three artists on display.

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31	UNI and local community join in praise of James Hearst Rigby--Leigh	Detailed look at upcoming tribute.

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32	Give thanks	EMCEC will hold Thanksgiving celebration.


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33	ISA welcomes faculty Hirsch--Pam	Group gives honorary memberships to faculty; will hold Food Fair for two nights.


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34	Trio performs Monday	Program for performance by International Trio; photo.

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35	Dream lucidly . . . You'll sleep better Wessels--Doreen	Professor Gackenbach talks about lucid dreaming.


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36	Food tickets still for sale Rafique--Zarina	International Student Association will hold Food Fair.

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37	Grapplers are rated fifth in the nation Oakes--William D. (Class of 1983)	Panthers are behind Iowa and Iowa State and two teams from Oklahoma; photo.


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38	Harriers finish disappointingly Harris--Tim Charles (Class of 1986)	Men's cross country team ends dismal 1981 season.

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39	Overtime Levenhagen--Mike	Levenhagen discusses the Panther's poor football season and looks forward to watching the fifth ranked wrestlers.


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40	Spikers good enough, head to regionals Levenhagen--Mike	Panthers have a shot at reaching the national tournament.