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1 Scheduling begins on Thursday
Buchan--Denise
A detailed look at the scheduling process.
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2 Take one and call me if you can
Holley--Charles E. (Class of 1984)
Photo of a person dressed as a Tylenol capsule on the Hill; photo.
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3 Criticism of Selective Service rushed Martin's indictment
McIlrath--James Harley (Classes of 1986 and 1999)
Harley McIlrath is tired of hearing how awful Rusty Martin's actions are.
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4 Editorial Encourages students to consider whether candidates support Proposition 12 or not.
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5 Escorts available
Ehrhardt--Rick
Encourages women to use the Shull Hall Escort Service.
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6 Instructor proposes solutions
Welty--Mark S. (Modern Language Faculty; Classes of 1971 and 1981)
Concerned about the inadequate facilities provided for computer science students.
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7 Scherzo
Hantula--Tim (Class of 1985)
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8 Call for resignation
Pederson--Kevin
Believes that Rusty Martin should resign.
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9 Committee expresses thanks
Leslie--Ellen Stettler (Alumni Services Director)
The Homecoming Chairperson thanks everyone for the superb publicity that was given to Homecoming '82.
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10 Satire
Hantula--Tim (Class of 1985)
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11 Values questioned
Pancratz--Judy (Class of 1983)
Respects and admires Rusty Martin's actions.
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12 AIASA forms
Meyer--Gretchen L. (Class of 1984)
American Industrial Arts Student Association organized; Roger Betts was project director.
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13 Neuroscientist to lecture
Sundberg--Anne M. (Class of 1982)
Karl Pribram will speak.
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14 Untitled
Holley--Charles E. (Class of 1984)
Woman walking in the dark; photo.
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15 Book sale today Library will sell unneeded books.
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16 Rape victim speaks out on common myths
Kuker--Dave
Speaks at Take Back the Night rally.
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17 Vote today
Pancratz--Judy (Class of 1983)
Locations of polling places.
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18 A E Rho Will meet.
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19 AMS Will have pizza party.
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20 ASPA Will hold bake sale and sell T-shirts.
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21 Finance Club Will meet.
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22 German Club Will view film.
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23 Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Will meet.
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24 Kamerick examines French
Buchan--Denise
President Kamerick talks at length about his recent trip to France.
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25 PEO Group forming.
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26 SISEA Doug Danielson will speak.
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27 Student Art Association Will meet.
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28 What's up Meetings and activities; BACCHUS; Barbers Hairstyling Program; Self-Defense Program.
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29 Meeting tomorrow
Reed--Laurie
Final recommendations from comprehensive study of teacher education will be presented.
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30 Auditions to be held
Finder--Sally (Student--1983)
Robert Washut will hold audition for jazz groups; description of upcoming events.
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31 Her main focus is on music
Hirsch--Pam
Profile of Elly Leslie, with special emphasis on her interest in music; memories of the first jazz concert.
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32 Untitled
Cook--Dorn
UNI Tuba/Euphonium ensemble performing in University Hall for Octubafest; photo
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33 Pianist to perform Joyce Gault will perform; will be broadcast on KHKE; photo.
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34 Trio is back from Europe
Guthrie--Lisa
International Trio makes first international trip.
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35 Members dance for the fun of it
Courtright--Michele
Highlights of the recent Folk Dance Festival.
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36 Play opens Thursday
Kyllo--David (Dave) (Student--1980-1982)
"A Touch of the Poet" will open.
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37 Movies shown
Prather--John
Fiction film class will show work.
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38 Musician awarded
Kyllo--David (Dave) (Student--1980-1982)
Jo Anne Fosselman wins prize and scholarship at Minnesota competition.
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39 Former Viking Eller to speak on drug abuse
Ketels--Denton
Carl Eller will speak.
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40 Panthers worked over by Wolf Pack, Nevada media
McCauley--Terry P. (Class of 1984)
UNI lost to the Wolf Pack, 37-0.
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41 Gold team beats Purple in close intrasquad swim meet
Oatman--Ann
UNI opened its season with an annual intrasquad meet.
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42 Men's cross-country wins conference
Prather--John
UNI won the Mid-Continent Conference cross-country championship with a score of 38.
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43 UNI wrestling team to hold clinic today
Prather--John
The UNI wrestling team will be conducting a clinic in the West Gymnasium.
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44 Panther field hockey is downed 4-1, 3-0
Prather--John
UNI lost two games in the Bemidji State Invitational.
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45 Pro football could clean up product during player strike
Ketels--Denton
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46 The College Hill Neighborhood Association Four-page feature section on purposes of CHNA; Cedar Falls ordinances noted..