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1 Author to speak tonight
Brown--Molly (Student--1983-1984)
Meridel Le Seuer will speak; photo.
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2 Football, dance scheduled for Homecoming
Robst--Elizabeth L. (Class of 1984)
Schedule of Homecoming activities
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3 Media, foreign policy discussed
Colosimo--Rosie
Seymour M. Hersh will speak; photo.
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4 "Larger issues" than tuition increase involved
Gaffney--Randy
Replies, once again, to a letter in a previous issue dealing with tuition increases.
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5 Fighters
Hantula--Tim (Class of 1985)
Portrays two political figures in a boxing ring.
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6 ROTC cadets respond
Subra--Kurt
Members of the ROTC program on campus respond to letter in previous issue,
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7 Scholarship sources
Thompson--Thomas H. (Philosophy and Religion Faculty)
Corrects mistake made in article about grants awarded.
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8 Dependence on insects clarified by Downey
Gilbraith--Peggy
Professor Downey explains value of and necessity for insects.
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9 Early deadline set
Clayton--Lisa
Allan Stamberg explains why deadlines are necessary.
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10 Student organization seeks funds
Robst--Elizabeth L. (Class of 1984)
October 12 election will ask students if they wish to establish a 75 cent fee to support USI.
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11 Bookstore Cooperative Association Will hold organizational meeting.
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12 Nonschool education revealed
Williams--Angie
Professor Dreier talks about his survey that identified educational factors outside the rural school; photo.
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13 Memberships offered free
Youngblut--Sue
WICI will select six students for free membership.
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14 Task force designs plan of action
Eggers--Carolyn
Tom Romanin talks about the plan.
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15 Nuclear freeze discussed
Barnes--David T. (Class of 1984)
David Morgan offers views on nuclear weapons.
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16 Western Literature conference held Several UNI staff will participate in conference.
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17 Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Meets Thursdays.
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18 Job fair for seniors held Thursday Representatives of 50 companies will be present.
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19 Membership drive slated
Nesheim--Barb
NASW seeking members.
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20 UNI-GLO Cranston representative will speak.
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21 What's Up Meetings and activities; Biofeedback and Stress Reduction; AERHO; Christ for UNI; ASPA.
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22 American Marketing Association Will meet.
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23 Children on their birthdays Capote work will be presented by Interpreters Theatre.
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24 Learning disability tutors Needed by handicapped students.
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25 Modern Language field day Softball and refreshments.
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26 Psychology Club Will meet.
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27 Student Council for Exceptional Children Will meet.
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28 Student Social Work Association Will meet.
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29 There will be an ODK meeting Will plan for initiation.
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30 Tri-Beta Will meet.
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31 UNI Folk Dancers Will meet.
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32 Talk on ed doctorate Dean Carver will speak.
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33 Theatre UNI to compete, sell season tickets Will enter "The Crucible" in theater competition; photo.
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34 'Bewitched' by Theater UNI play
Finder--Sally (Student--1983)
Review of "The Crucible".
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35 Haupt art in Royal Oak Work by Professor Haupt on display.
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36 Red Clay Ramblers to ramble into Coffeehouse
Cashman--Teresa K. (Class of 1986)
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37 Beckman to speak on Thursday William Beckman will speak on his art.
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38 Historical news at UNI
Finder--Sally (Student--1983)
A look back at UNI history.
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39 A tribute to James Hearst
Benning--Carol (Student--1984)
Excerpts from tribute to James Hearst.
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40 Ducks same as always, first-rate
Hantula--Tim (Class of 1985)
Review of performance of Duck's Breath Mystery Theater; photo.
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41 UNI puts it all together, 32-26 victors at WIU
Hillgartner--David K. (Class of 1984)
Panthers have a much needed win over Western Illinois; photo.
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42 My 2 cents worth: Baltimore and L.A. in World Series
Hillgartner--David K. (Class of 1984)
Hillgartner gives his take on what's happening in the baseball world.
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43 Panthers 1st in Big 4
Zobeck--John
The men's cross country team takes first in Des Moines.
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44 Texas ants hurt Kalmar
Hillgartner--David K. (Class of 1984)
UNI's Peter Kalmar does poorly in triathlon due to little red ants; photo.
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45 UNI netters gain two
McCombs--Gail (Class of 1988)
Panther volleyball squad host Invitational on Friday and Saturday.