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1 New acting director named; offices plan merger by July Yancy Beavers will head Financial Aid; Financial Aid and Admissions may merge; Virginia Hash will head Continuing Education; Geof Mills will replace Jack Fuller; School Administration and Personnel Services changed to Educational Admin. And Counseling.
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2 Old Administration building doomed
Riedesel--Miles E. (Class of 1983) 		Brief history of the construction and uses of the structure; now in poor shape; scheduled for destruction in summer of 1983; photo.
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3 All skills needed
Beebe--Penny 		Penny Beebe thanks the Northern Iowan for their recent article about the learning skills center.
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4 Book store prices cause depression
Seidl--Chris 		Student believes University Book and Supply is over-priced.
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5 Scherzo
Hantula--Tim (Class of 1985) 		Army personnel pick up a lost missle.
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6 Unions: an attempt at job security
Carper--Craig A. 		Student believes a recent letter blaming unions for economic problems was in error.
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7 Adult students enjoy advice, conversation at informal lunches
Schimmer--Paula 		Non-traditional students meet Wednesdays.
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8 KUNI builds new transmitter
Maass--Jean 		Will improve reception in Dubuque area.
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9 KWWL-TV offers working experience
Schultz--Susie 		Television station hires interns from UNI.
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10 Magazine ready for publication
Eggers--Carolyn 		Anita Hoffman talks about the upcoming Inner Weather magazine.
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11 New 1040EZ form makes taxes easier
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12 Pizzas sold in Royal Oak Room
Perkins--Holly 		Available for carry out.
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13 Computer students All students who plan to declare a computer science major must attend meeting.
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14 Fast scheduled for tomorrow
Stephenson--Denise R. (Student--1983) 		Campus religious centers will sponsor fast; students may skip meal and donate cost.
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15 Folk Dance Club Will meet.
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16 Lecture to focus on meditation
Johnson--Leslie 		Transcendental Meditation lecture in union.
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17 Phi Beta Lambda Will meet.
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18 Recreation Club Will meet.
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19 Requests increase for service
Robst--Elizabeth L. (Class of 1984) 		381 students use Security Office escort service.
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20 Russian Club Will view film.
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21 Student Art Association Will meet.
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22 UNI-GLO Meets Wednesdays.
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23 What's up Meetings and activities; Ecumenical Campus Ministries; Urban and Cultural Affairs; Legislative Public Forum; Women's Support Group.
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24 Gillette outlines history of banking deregulation
McCarty--Jackie 		Extensive excerpts from lecture by Professor Gillette.
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25 Unruh works to aid physics Professor Unruh talks about his work on the Physics Task Force.
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26 Artist program established Martha Ellen Tye donates funds to support artist-in-residence program.
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27 Parked cars hinder snow removal, will be towed
Gaffney--Susan
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28 UNI internships offer travel, experience in New York, Geneva Department of Political Science accepting applications for internships for study of United Nations.
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29 UNISA battles change Attempting to prevent change in drinking age.
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30 Down in the valley
Finder--Sally (Student--1983) 		The Valley girl meets her roommate.
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31 Marlins: strokes of perfection
Courtright--Michele 		Deb Malone talks about the work of the group.
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32 Student and faculty get physical
Oatman--Ann 		Elton Green talks about the success of the first wellness program.
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33 Artists Series concert Friday Profile of Vinson Cole; photo.
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34 Stagefright workshop scheduled for those in the performing arts
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35 The Gallery of Art unveils new display
Koehler--Catherine (Class of 1985) 		Will display faculty work and quilt exhibit.
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36 Cast set for show Several UNI people will appear in CFCT production.
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37 Congressman's aide no aid
Buchan--Denise 		Denise Stephenson recounts visit to Washington, D. C., including a visit to Representative Evans' office.
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38 Wrestlers edge Minnesota 20-19
Ketels--Denton 		UNI defeated the Minnesota Gophers on Sunday, 20-19; photo.
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39 UNI tankers beat Wisconsin-LaCrosse
Griffin--Barbara 		UNI men's team beat Wisconsin-LaCrosse last Saturday; photo.
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40 Elsberry, Federspiel break school records at Iowa City
Swanson--Michael K. (Class of 1988) 		UNI women opened their season in an unscored meet, the Hawk-Eye Opener.
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41 Women sixth in Mankato tourney
Studer--Jeff 		The UNI women's team placed sixth at the Mankato State Invitational Tournament held last Saturday.
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42 UNI drops Valparaiso 77-52, Storck scores 19 for Panthers
Ketels--Denton 		UNI men's team beat Valparaiso Saturday night, 77-52; photo.