Issue Contents

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1	Contract negotiations move ahead Ratekin--Jack G. (Class of 1984)	Status of negotiations; awaiting decision of fact-finder; photo.


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2	Winter storm leads to snow removal problems Seedorff--Suzanne (Student--1982)	Daryl Stoner talks about snow removal after heavy snow.

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3	Berry displeases	UNI fans and students feel disappointed with the job that head basketball coach Jim Berry has done.


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4	Elections draw near Nichols--Joseph	Student wishes for more information on upcoming UNISA elections.


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5	Morgan: what wold life be like without union efforts Morgan--David Lloyd (Philosophy and Religion Faculty).	David Morgan responds to letters dealing with labor unions.


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6	Scherzo Hantula--Tim (Class of 1985)	Characters discuss the benefits of eating chocolate.

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7	What issues should UNI Student Association presidential candidates deal with during their campaign?	Important issues are discussed.

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8	German Club	Will hear Manfred Jendryschik on East Germany.


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9	Kappa Delta Pi	Dean Carver will speak.


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10	New computers in operation Eggers--Carolyn	Ten computers in Curriculum Lab are networked.


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11	What's up	Meetings and activities; Area Writers Poetry and Short Story Reading; Association of Political Science Students; Art Association.

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12	"Dancing for Men" wins Heinz award	Robley Wilson wins Drue Heinz award.


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13	Association of Political Science students	Will meet.


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14	Education benefits extended	Veterans benefits extended for some.


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15	New illustration book shows that students can be successful	John Downey and Jim Kelly publish book on biological illustration.


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16	SISEA	Will elect officers.

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17	Committee hears charges Ratekin--Jack G. (Class of 1984)	Considers matters relating to confrontation between Professors Parker and Chabert.


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18	Nuclear arms retreat to begin on Friday Stephenson--Denise R. (Student--1983)

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19	Dance for health Johnson--Leslie	Union will offer aerobic dance class.


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20	Lecture on black politics set	Robert Morris will speak.


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21	Nijim named editor of geography series	Professor Nijim will edit geography text series.

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22	Blinded by the snow Zalog--J. C.	Student battles the elements; photo.


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23	KCRS goes "top 40" Maass--Jean	Changes format.


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24	Regents offer program Drexler--Sue	Students may attend other Regents institutions.


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25	Society gets charter	Society of Manufacturing Engineers gets national charter.

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26	Bernthal elected Courtright--Michele	John Bernthal is administrative consultant to national group.


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27	Blood drive set


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28	Regents head Brownlee explains role of search firm Riedesel--Miles E. (Class of 1983)	Faculty Senate considers presidential search procedures.

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29	Downward bound Cook--Dorn	Students ski on 10 inches of snow; photo.

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30	Whodunit? Sniff out the clues along with Inspector Hound	Play preview; photo.

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31	Bird's eye --- Zalog--J. C.	The view from 12th floor Bender is dazzling; photo.


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32	Film of current concerns

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33	Skiers chase Iowa's snow across the country Courtright--Michele	Jeanette Marsh talks about cross country skiing.

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34	Craving a taste of the past? Check into the UNI Museum Steen--Ila	Quick look at the collections.


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35	Down in the Valley Finder--Sally (Student--1983)

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36	Iowa poets will read	George Eklund, Valorie Breyfogle, Chris Grabow, Bill Pauly, and Robert Prochaska will read.


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37	Student writers and artists to reveal their "inner weather" Lovrien--Marie	Brief history of literary magazines on campus; Anita Hoffman talks about putting Inner Weather together.

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38	Grapplers cruise 45-4 Ketels--Denton	Panthers dominate Drake; now have 15 wins.


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39	Untitled Cook--Dorn	Russ Adams clears 16 feet in the pole vault; photo.


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40	Weaver sets record in win Schmitt--Mike D. (Class of 1983)	Coach Lynn King was pleased with the Panther's performance.


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41	Women place seventh Swanson--Michael K. (Class of 1988)	Panthers are disappointed with their performance.

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42	Netsters drop opener Wheeler--Robin K. (Class of 1983)	Panthers have a month to prepare for the next meet.


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43	Panther cagers down Green Bay, Eastern Prather--John	Panthers raise record to 4-3.

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44	Drenth scores 25, UNI loses 72-71 Studer--Jeff	Panthers lose on desperation shot at the buzzer.


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45	Men and women swimmers win two of three at Omaha Oatman--Ann	Panther men raise record to 6-4; women dominate Creighton.