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1 Forgotten $1 million fund discovery surprises UNISA
Robst--Elizabeth L. (Class of 1984) 		Fund meant to be used for buildings.
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2 Meeks proposes book rental plan, university bookstore
Cook--Dorn 		David Meeks outlines his platform and position; photo.
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3 Barrer formulates plan for bookstore
Leininger--Brian 		Student supports Dana L. Barrer for UNISA president.
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4 Increased funding method reported
Reilly--Michele 		Student does not like Dana Barrer.
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5 NI: for anyone but Hessburg?
Hooten--Kande 		Student accuses the Northern Iowan of being biased and partial.
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6 Scherzo
Hantula--Tim (Class of 1985) 		Student helps a fellow student.
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7 The rest of the story
Nicholas--Doug (Student--1983) 		Nicholas wants to know the true intentions of the Women's Action League.
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8 Candidates agree on issues, individual vote still important
Murray--Liz 		Jim Hessburg has been addressing the issues for a long time; the rest of the candidates are "Johnny come lately's".
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9 Hessburg's honesty attractive to senator
Nicholas--Randal R. 		Student favors James Hessburg.
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10 Know your facts
Weis--Marc (Student--1983) 		Student blasts a written letter concerning Dana L. Barrer.
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11 New party formed
Huffman--Marcia 		Students are encouraged to join 'Students for Campus'.
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12 Senate selects searchers
Riedesel--Miles E. (Class of 1983) 		Faculty Senate names faculty members of presidential search committee; adopts academic ethics statement.
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13 Hash named associate dean
Zalog--J. C. 		Lengthy profile of Virginia Hash; photo.
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14 Affirmative action officer to be selected by July 1
Buchan--Denise 		Brief history of affirmative action at UNI.
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15 Graduate Student Organization Will meet.
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16 Model UN Will meet.
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17 Relaxation strategies LSC will help reduce stress.
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18 Students for Peace Will meet.
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19 Trivia contest Sponsored by KCRS.
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20 What's up Meetings and activities.
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21 Yelling contest At next game.
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22 Candidates speak at forum
Rhea--Jane 		Brief excerpts from remarks.
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23 Creative physics Olympians build mousetrap cars UNI will host fourth annual Physics Olympics.
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24 Registration hours
Perkins--Holly 		For summer session.
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25 Fact finder proposes 3.5 percent increase Summary of findings.
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26 Program to aid non-natives A look at the CIEP.
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27 UNI, Iowa in public debate
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28 News Notes . . . . . Results of recent forensics competition; 72 initiated into Kappa Delta Pi.
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29 Students participate in exchange program, gain experience Five UNI students participating in NSE program.
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30 High notes of jazz festival Bruce Forman will perform at Tallcorn Festival; photo.
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31 Ethnic Center's 'open door' policy heightens awareness
Zalog--J. C. 		Many Black History Month activities will center in EMCEC; photo.
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32 Orchestra concert Monday Program for performance.
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33 Guthrie Theatre bus trip
Koehler--Catherine (Class of 1985) 		English Department will sponsor trip.
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34 KWWL broadcasters lecture
Schultz--Susie 		Bill Bolster speaks to broadcast class.
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35 Theatre students will audition Susan Connor and Tom Neville advance in theatre competition.
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36 'Marxist' origin haunts trio Mary Wong comic madness
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37 Panthers win sixth straight
Prather--John 		Panthers enjoy string of success; photo.
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38 Stargell: not fancy but real
Ketels--Denton 		Hall of Fame outfielder Willie Stargell speaks at Wartburg College in Waverly, Iowa; photo.
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39 Berry excited about future UNI teams
Prather--John 		Berry's recruiting class is something to look forward to.
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40 Players awarded
Prather--John 		Ray Storck is named Mid-Continent player of the week; Brent Carmichael earned the honor the previous week.
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41 Thinclads compete
Schmitt--Mike D. (Class of 1983) 		Panthers gear up for big meet.