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1 North American Review wins national award Receives award for best fiction for second time in three years.
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2 Raspberry: Civil rights movement has succeeded
Berger--Karla 		Extensive excerpts from remarks by William Raspberry.
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3 Regents approve construction, demolition projects for UNI Approve conversion of Sabin Hall theater into offices; will build offices in UNI-Dome; will renovate carillon; approve budget for demolition of Old Administration Building.
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4 Spring cleaning
Zalog--J. C. 		Raking leaves near the Rod Library; photo.
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5 Director thanks Greeks
Cordes--Cindy 		Greeks organized American Lung Association fundraiser.
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6 KCRS not making match
Birkhofer--Cathy (Student--1983) 		Student cannot see justification for KCRS funding.
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7 Scherzo
Hantula--Tim (Class of 1985) 		Visit the Ammonia Colonies, a place to grow.
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8 UNI-HAF gets slighted
Chastain--Rhiannon Lynn (Class of 1983) 		Students sarcastically invent UNI-HAF (Heterosexuals are frustrated), ask for UNISA funding.
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9 US has peace - keeping goals
Maypole--Donald E. (Social Work Faculty) 		Student points out inconsistencies in a previous letter by Martin Barta.
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10 Drunk driving laws get tougher
Hall--Jeanne
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11 Ketels named executive editor; two consecutive appointments
Berger--Karla 		Denton Ketels will be executive editor of NI for summer 1983 and 1983-1984.
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12 Acid precipitation caused by industrial and natural factors
McCarty--Jackie 		Remarks by C. S. Kiang at Sigma Xi installation.
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13 News Notes . . . . . Professor Martin will talk about interracial cooperation in the South.
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14 Powerful support needed for whistle-blowing
Colosimo--Rosie 		Hugh Kaufman speaks on political difficulties.
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15 Textbook loaning library
Ridgely--Kimberly (Class of 1983) 		Elizabeth Brooks organizes library at EMCEC.
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16 Walker resigns post, moves to Memphis St.
Allee--Cindy J. 		Director of radio and television division of Speech Department Jim Walker moves on.
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17 Campus Bible Fellowship Will meet.
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18 Campus Scouts End of the year picnic.
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19 German Club Spring party.
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20 Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship Will meet.
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21 Phi Alpha Theta/UNI Historical Association Robert Martin to speak.
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22 Phi Eta Sigma Pizza party and meeting.
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23 Renz to head Radio/TV division
Allee--Cindy J. 		Quick look at responsibilities for Byron Renz.
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24 What's up Meetings and activities; Management of Financial Institutions.
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25 Chorale finds a "Paradise Lost" Metropolitan Chorale will perform.
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26 Success found in the cards for 'well versed' UNI student
Lovrien--Marie 		Janie Grosland sells line of greeting cards.
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27 Life goes out of UNI literature
Zalog--J. C.

Professor Louise Clewell Forest will retire; students offer tributes; photo.
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28 'Novel' FM Will air dramatization of "Canticle for Leibowitz".
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29 And the shows go on--Summer Theater productions scheduled
Plantan--Nancy L. 		Will produce "Luv,Not Now, Darling", and "A Funny Thing".
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30 Musical summer International Trio will be in California this summer.
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31 Quilts to 'bee' shown Reader's Theatre will make presentations in association with quilt show.
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32 Legislators get physical Will promote wellness among legislative staff.
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33 Notes from music department Symphonic Band and Percussion Ensemble will perform; Kathy Jo Edsill will play; Keum Ja Kim will present farewell concert.
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34 Stroke's the word
Zalog--J. C. 		Student plays racquetball; photo.
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35 Netsters win two; hold 13-5 mark
Varland--Cindy 		Panthers are enjoying spectacular season.
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36 Second consecutive title for men's track
Prather--John 		Panthers dominate the field.
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37 Softball wins five straight, takes Illinois State tourney
Ketels--Denton 		Panthers improve to 28-10.
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38 UNI fourth at Peoria
Swanson--Michael K. (Class of 1988) 		Panthers place in 11 events.
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39 UNI places tenth in tough Iowa City field
Ketels--Denton 		Big Ten teams dominate the field; photo.
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40 Purple defeats Gold 28-19 in scrimmage
Hillgartner--David K. (Class of 1984) 		Panthers will conclude spring drills with another scrimmage; photo.