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1	Barrer proposes plank to abolish student fees Meek--Lori L. (Class of 1982)	At Black Hawk Republican caucus, Dana Barrer proposes abolition of student activity fees; Mr. Barrer says that most students are not interested in the activities funded by the fees.


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2	CHNA fights crime, revitalizes Hill area Kyllo--David (Dave) (Student--1980-1982)	Will offer workshops on urban revitalization and bicycle registration, and then meet with city officials.


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3	Lerner speaks on women's history Oakes--William D. (Class of 1983)	Excerpts from remarks by Gerda Lerner; photo.

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4	Chabert's insinuations countered Moore--Michael Leroy (Class of 1979)	Student responds to Henri Chabert's criticism of the Northern Iowan's editors.


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5	Domino's compensates Humphries--Robert	Domino's Pizza apologizes for any inconveniences during the store's inaugural year.


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6	Puffs from an Old Editors Pipe Baty--Jackson N. (Journalism Faculty)	Jackson N. Baty speaks out on the Old South, the Civil War, and UNI's wrestling team.


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7	Scherzo Hantula--Tim (Class of 1985)	Student smokes marijuana and hallucinates.


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8	Student comments on RHA letters Davis--Jim (Student--1982)	Student responds to a past letter concerning the Residence Hall Association.

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9	'Reversion to bumpkinism' Newell--Richard S. (History Faculty)	Professor Newell expresses his disappointment with the cartoon that accompanied an article about Donna Maier.


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10	Cartoonist responds to criticism Hantula--Tim (Class of 1985)	Timothy James explains that the idea behind the cartoon had no racist intents and he apologizes for any misunderstanding.


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11	Researcher objects Maier--Donna J.E. (History Faculty)	Donna Maier believes that cartoon accompanying an article about her was libelous and racist.


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12	Wonder why cartoon used Olson--Jay (Student--1982)	Students ask the Northern Iowan to print a public apology in reference to a cartoon published recently.

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13	Canfield 'zeroes' KCRS Berry--Larry (Student--1982)	Mike Canfield talks about funding for KCRS.


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14	Library hours for break


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15	Phi Alpha Theta and Historical Association	Will hold bake sale.


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16	Phi Beta Lambda	Will finish preparations for state meeting.


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17	Snow routes for handicaps Barta--Martin W. (Class of 1983)	Planning routes for snow removal.


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18	What's up	Meetings and activities; Life Be In It Committee; Guy Steagall will speak.

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19	Amend links distant, personal conceptions Bennett--Vanessa Renee (Class of 1982)	Ed Amend talks about the meaning of several Bible sections; photo.


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20	Debate on arms sale Norris--Georgia (Classes of 1982--1993--and 1999)	UNI will debate ISU.


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21	Sallie Mae helps repay loans Barta--Martin W. (Class of 1983)	A look at the loan consolidation program.


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22	UF provides discount Hite--Cathy	Several merchants give discounts to UF members.

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23	Discussion of attitudes, prejudices Volz--Vince (Student--1982)	AEOP will hold program.


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24	Explore communication change Hansen--Barbara (Student--1982)	Jon Hall is organizing the first McElroy Symposium.


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25	Learn computer science	Gene Lutz and Andrew Gilpin will teach course on use of computers in the social sciences.


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26	NAR recognized for nature preservation ad Hoveland--Deb	John Volker designs ad.

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27	Chadney: 'It's economical to hire East Indians' Rigby--Leigh	Professor Chadney talks about his research in Portland, Oregon.


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28	Percussion Ensemble to perform	Program for performance.

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29	Backstage workers are 'unsung heroes' Courtright--Michele	Detailed look at the backstage work for "Loose Ends".


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30	Help fund public radio	KUNI will hold fundraising drive.

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31	'Loose Ends' gritty, realistic Rigby--Leigh	A review of Theatre UNI's 'Loose Ends'; photo.

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32	'Heaven Can Wait' at WCP


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33	Russian dance coming Robst--Elizabeth L. (Class of 1984)	Donna Lee Rachuy will perform ballet at Russian Club meeting.


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34	Social work honored in March Rafique--Zarina	Activities scheduled for the month.


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35	Students may train for ski patrol Hirsch--Pam	Karl Odwarka talks about Ski Patrol program.

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36	Seehusen on to nationals Holley--Charles E. (Class of 1984)	Panther shot-putter qualifies for nationals; photo.

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37	AIAW National in UNI-Dome Oakes--William D. (Class of 1983)	UNI has been preparing for the AIAW National Indoor Women's Collegiate Championship for three years.


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38	Henry resigns Oakes--William D. (Class of 1983)	Shauna Thomaswick has been named head women's swim coach; photo.


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39	Netsters 3rd at Early Bird tourney Levenhagen--Mike	Panthers play well in the first tournament of the year.


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40	Panthers ripped by Western Illinois Prather--John	Panthers finish the season in a three way tie for 3rd place in the Mid-Continent Conference.