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Issue Contents

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1	Co-op placements increase	Evelyn Barron talks about trends in co-op placements.


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2	Ecuador--nice climate for learning	Carolyn Shields talks about her experience in Ecuador.


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3	How many days till spring? Oakes--William D. (Class of 1983)	The snow accumulated over break; photo.


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4	Minority employment rises in universities	Seven per cent of Merit System staff are minorities.

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5	Scherzo Hantula--Tim (Class of 1985)	The 1957 Jesus Chrysler is geared toward the Moral Majority market of car buyers.


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6	The Panther's Pen Meek--Lori L. (Class of 1982)	Cold weather and stalled cars are discussed in the first Panther's Pen of 1982.


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7	What are your New Year's resolutions?	Students state their resolutions; photo.

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8	Braving the cold Holley--Charles E. (Class of 1984)	Student skates on Prexy's Pond; photo.


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9	Regents approve tuition hike	Undergraduate rate will be $990; approve name change for Department of Mathematics to Department of Mathematics and Computer Science; receive ACS report accrediting Department of Chemistry.

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10	Cheese but no crackers	UNISA will help to distribute surplus food.


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11	Financial Aid Awareness Week observed	Program will alert high schools to opportunities.


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12	Proposals made for teaching program	Nine task forces from Comprehensive Study effort will report.


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13	Recommendations to UPB Mahoney--Larry	Recommends seven students to serve on board.


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14	Round-up for teachers


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15	UNISA needs senators	General elections coming up.

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16	Culture Center	Organizing ski trip.


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17	Cutler becomes candidate	Lynn Cutler will announce her candidacy for Congress.


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18	Dance classes	Master classes available.


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19	Folk Dance Club	Will meet.


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20	Handicap enrollment rises	Now 145 mobility-impaired students; up over 100 since fall 1980; further information on handicapped students.


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21	NAACP	Will meet.


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22	Philosophy and Religion lecture	David Morgan will speak on Darwinism.


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23	Ski Club	Will meet.


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24	What's up	Meetings and activites; Car-Pooling; Rails to Trails; Project W.O.W.


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25	Women's Studies Association	Panel discussion on abortion.

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26	Computer programs designed for students	Lynn Schwandt and Don Wiederanders design computer programs to teach mathematical concepts.


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27	Peace lecture topic	George Poage will speak on United Nations.


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28	Workshop to be held	Will focus on helping students make career choices.

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29	Four plays coming to compete in ACTF	Theatre UNI will host regional competition; photo.

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30	A look at the classics Rigby--Leigh	UPB will offer film series.


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31	History can be fun. . . 'Reds' interests on two levels Rigby--Leigh	A review of the movie "Reds".


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32	Union movie schedule Mahoney--Larry

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33	String quartet to reopen series	Juilliard Quartet will play; photo.


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34	WCP presenting Williams classic	Several UNI people will play roles.

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35	Auditions for 'Street Scene' held tonight	John Pape will hold auditions.


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36	LSC hosts open house


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37	Student decides her child's future Kyllo--David (Dave) (Student--1980-1982)	Story of student who became pregnant and gave up child for adoption.

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38	'Ramblers' in Union tonight Rigby--Leigh


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39	Earn credit in Spain Meek--Lori L. (Class of 1982)	Brief look at study abroad option in Burgos, Spain.


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40	Look away, Dixieland . . .	UNI's Dixieland Bearcats to perform; photo.

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41	Kriebs pins his ninth Levenhagen--Mike	Panthers drop in the rankings from 6th to 13th; photo.


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42	Women cagers successful Koehler--Catherine (Class of 1985)	Panthers are playing fundamentally sound basketball.

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43	Lady tankers face Nebraska Pieper--Lori (Student--1983)	Panthers face tough opponents in Nebraska, Iowa.


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44	Panthers lose five Oakes--William D. (Class of 1983)	Panthers played 5 games over Christmas break; photo.

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45	Back to the grind Pieper--Lori (Student--1983)	Panthers trained in Florida waters over Christmas break; prepare for Minnesota dual.


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46	Track seasons begins for 45 athletes Pieper--Lori (Student--1983)	Panthers have very high hopes for the upcoming season.


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47	Untitled Oakes--William D. (Class of 1983)	Brent Carmichael steals the ball from Iowa's Kenny Arnold; photo.