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1 Faculty leaves cost $132,000
Bacica--Joseph (Student--1982) 		List of faculty who received PDLs and their topics of research.
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2 Presidential candidates battle for votes
Oakes--William D. (Class of 1983) 		Candidates state positions at forum; photo.
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3 UNI first vote on SSA
Harken--Brad 		Will hold referendum on establish branch of State Student Association on campus.
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4 'Where have you been, Horan?'
Bittick--Craig (Class of 1983) 		Craig Bittick criticizes Mark Horan for not helping UNISA find funding for financial aid.
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5 Diederich answers Barta
Diederich--Barry (Student--1982) 		Diederich defends his point of view and questions his critics' intelligence.
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6 IaPIRG responds to candidates
Sutton--Sandy 		Sandy Sutton believes that ISPIRG has been unfairly treated by UNISA presidential candidates.
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7 SAE thanks donors
Mukand--Suneel (Student--1982) 		Sigma Alpha Epsilon surpassed their projected donations by 60 units of blood.
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8 Scherzo
Hantula--Tim (Class of 1985) 		UNISA presidential candidate will cut funding to the radio station on which he is currently being interviewed.
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9 Viewpoint, Abortion, socialism decried
Dvorak--William J. 		Student denounces abortion and socialism.
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10 Anthropology Club Will meet.
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11 Chimes Will meet.
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12 French Club Will meet; will hold bake sale.
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13 Philosophy and Religion lecture Ed Amend will speak on creation stories.
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14 Tomahawk Will meet.
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15 Use group effort to find jobs
Barta--Martin W. (Class of 1983) 		Larry Routh is forming groups of students who are seeking similar jobs.
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16 What's up Meetings and activities; Culture of the Ghetto spring break trip.
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17 Courses teach exam skills
Barta--Martin W. (Class of 1983) 		Michele Simpson will teach brief courses on test preparation.
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18 Issues, candidates on ballot
Meyer--Gretchen L. (Class of 1984) 		List of candidates and issues that will be on ballot.
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19 Salvadoran situation urgent
Pentz--Julie E. (Class of 1982) 		Michael Colonnese expresses views on El Salvador.
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20 Senate Scene
Bacica--Joseph (Student--1982) 		Legislation concerning the allotment of funds is discussed.
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21 Recreation Club active
Oatman--Ann 		Jeffrey Glick talks about the activities of the group.
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22 Refs not always loved
Oakes--William D. (Class of 1983) 		Local people talk about officiating athletic events; photo.
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23 Olivia disappointing; Crimson, DiMeola touching
Windmark--Bryan A. (Class of 1982) 		Review of albums from the following artists; King Crimson, Al DiMeola, and Olivia.
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24 Gormally hates losing, so he wins
Ketels--Denton 		Profile of senior wrestler Joe Gormally; photo.
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25 Chi Alpha has workshop
Meyer--Beverly A. (Class of 1986) 		Highlights of workshop.
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26 Jepsen: cannot support abortion as solution
Wagner--JoAnne Zoller 		Panel discusses abortion.
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27 Scott says: Need NAACP
Olson--Karen 		Melvina Scott cites benefits of NAACP.
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28 Concert features flute, percussion Chamber concert will feature seldom-performed work.
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29 Crowd-pleaser
Holley--Charles E. (Class of 1984) 		John Bayley plays in front a packed coffee house in the Union; photo.
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30 Huey: 'Jazz was illegitimate'
Robst--Elizabeth L. (Class of 1984) 		A look at the early history of jazz at UNI.
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31 Suzuki sessions reset Doris Preucil will work with Suzuki students.
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32 Blues comes to Union
Rigby--Leigh 		Robert "One Man" Johnson will perform; photo.
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33 Recording class recommended
Rafique--Zarina 		Description of Audio Recording Techniques course.
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34 Scholarships in drama offered WCP offers scholarships.
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35 Overtime Wrestling meet with Minnesota cancelled; look at future meets.
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36 Panthers end season 20-7
Oakes--William D. (Class of 1983) 		Panthers look forward to post-season play; photo.