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1 Did it run?
Zalog--J. C. 		Student receives a computer program; photo.
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2 NCA visitation not required for Ed. D. UNI may begin to offer degree.
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3 Nicholas: respect for UNISA
Johnson--Scott Robert (Class of 1985) 		Doug Nicholas outlines plans; photo.
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4 Camp Fire: it's not just a group of girls anymore
Slechta--Scott A. (Class of 1990) 		Boys can also join Camp Fire.
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5 Here is a toast to Social Security
Gravett--Michael (Student--1983) 		Student encourages other students to get active and fight for rights.
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6 Scherzo
Hantula--Tim (Class of 1985) 		Missiles are being stolen.
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7 Where has this 'real' leader been?
Hillary--Tami 		Women students criticize Nicholas for not being involved enough.
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8 Candidate fighting for alcohol policies
Hessburg--James A. (Class of 1985) 		Student believes his actions will reap rewards for UNI.
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9 Security causes disappointment
Stephenson--Denise R. (Student--1983) 		Student is upset with campus security.
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10 UNI has need for more than ice cream
Dahl--Colleen (Student--1983) 		Student is upset with campus politics, on campus vs. off campus.
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11 Faculty redefines its voting privileges
Riedesel--Miles E. (Class of 1983) 		Text of re-definition.
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12 Miller selected as an editor Pat Miller will edit professional journal.
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13 Geography colloquium Jerry Stockdale will speak.
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14 Maier lecture to focus on African wars and peoples Donna Maier will speak on wars and society in Africa.
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15 SBDC to approve by-laws State group organizes.
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16 SHEA Will meet.
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17 UNI Tae Kwon-Do Club Accepting applications for membership.
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18 What's up Meetings and activities; Eating Disorders Support Group; SAMLE.
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19 Controversy over funding
Robst--Elizabeth L. (Class of 1984) 		Debate funding for EMCEC.
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20 News notes . . . Students for Peace organizes; Foundation organizes training for raising funds by telephone; Union will hold pool tournament.
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21 Focus for the arts Joe Ruffo talks about the new art building.
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22 Grant money used Lutheran Student Center will fund leadership conference and develop UNI calendar and historical booklet.
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23 Is it normal?
Zalog--J. C. 		Student participates in blood drive; photo.
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24 Two students to be elected to Board of Student Publications
Eggers--Carolyn 		Seeking applicants.
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25 Down in the Valley
Finder--Sally (Student--1983) 		People are joining a health spa.
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26 UNI campus adjusts to aid physically impaired students
Griffin--Brenda 		Profile of Bob Rush.
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27 High school bands drum up entertainment at UNI's festival Highlights of the Tallcorn Band Festival; photo.
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28 Old Ad once "valuable" . . .
Robst--Elizabeth L. (Class of 1984) 		A look at the history of the Old Administration Building.
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29 Augie, the ghostly resident of Lawther, emits an eerie aura
Hirsch--Pam 		A look at the stories about Augie the Ghost.
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30 UNI quintet jazzes it up live on radio
Maass--Jean 		Faculty Jazz Quintet will perform on KUNI.
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31 Union tunes up Faculty Jazz Quintet will perform.
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32 Cases of "Pac-Man fever"
Finder--Sally (Student--1983) 		Students enjoy video games; photo.
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33 Video buffs: 'defenders' of games
Courtright--Michele 		Students talk about video games.
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34 Last home swim meet
Oatman--Ann 		Panthers enjoy their first winning season in 3 years with a 6-4 record.
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35 Lineman dominate recruits
Ketels--Denton 		Panther recruit players.
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36 UNI to host NCAA wrestling
Ketels--Denton 		UNI will host the 1983 NCAA Western Regional Wrestling Qualifications.
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37 UNI welcomes large field for track meet
Ketels--Denton 		Panthers are looking forward to expanded field.
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38 Final home meet for fifth-ranked Panthers
Ketels--Denton 		Former Division II power and 10th ranked Cal-Poly comes to UNI.
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39 Panther wrestling reserves paying now to win later
Ketels--Denton 		Redshirts and junior varsity wrestlers fuel the team and will have their day in the sun; photo.
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40 UNI downs Winona, 96-70
Prather--John 		Panthers destroy the competition; photo.
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41 UNI faces Westfield
Wheeler--Robin K. (Class of 1983) 		Panthers play team stocked with ex-collegiate tennis players.
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42 Schebler breaking records and enjoying basketball
Schmitt--Sharon 		Profile of senior basketball player Tami Schebler; photo.
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43 Ski Club sponsors trip
Ketels--Denton 		Over 8,000 racers will participate in the annual American Birkebiner cross-country race in Cable, Wisconsin.
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44 UNI downs Mt. Mercy
Varland--Cindy 		Panthers' record soars to 15-9.