Issue Contents

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1 Five finalists chosen for athletic director position Profiles of the five finalists: John Jermier, Ken Kraft, Gary Kurdelmeier, Michael Palmisano, and A. L. Sponberg.
2 Smokers advised to quit 'cold turkey'
Hemmer--Sandy 		Professor Barrios offers advice on quitting smoking.
3 Vajpeyi describes India's survival through history
Nesheim--Barb 		Excerpts from Professor Vajpeyi's lecture; photo.
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4 Blanketsquad
Hantula--Tim (Class of 1985) 		The Public Safety officer saves a book by Edith Wharton in the library.
5 Food 'best' by comparison
Chang--James C. (Chemistry Faculty) 		Dr. Chang feels the food at Redeker Center is the best among the three state universities.
6 Group wants 'historically significant' building saved Patricia Kay Beam and the Victorian Society in America feel the Old Administrative Building should be restored and/or remodeled.
7 Housing rules violation
Slaymaker--Jeffery A. 		Feels he should be able to keep his homemade solar heating unit at College Courts.
8 Startled by student's remarks
Remington--Thomas Joseph (English Faculty) 		Chairperson of the UNI Faculty Senate explains how people were notified of ROTC proposal.
9 Thanks UNI marching band Cedar Falls resident Darrell Jobman feels the UNI marching band does an excellent job and adds to the fun of the game.
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10 Can't leave ERA to courts
Kapler--Phillip G. (Student--1982) 		Kapler explains his view of the Equal Rights Amendment.
11 Redeker Diners Club responds
Nicholas--Randal R. 		Members of the Diners Club feel the food at Redeker Center is more than adequate.
12 Won't support 'discriminatory' ROTC
Davis--Chris (Student--1983-1985) 		Davis feels that the ROTC fosters discrimination and ignorance.
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13 Regents approve CAC plan Contracts totaling over $6 million awarded; approve first four phased retirements for UNI.
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14 Social responsibility cited
Hansen--Laurie 		Profile of Earle Brooks, who spoke at an AMA meeting; photo.
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15 Anonymous donor allows task force continuation Roy Unruh will continue Physics Task Force work.
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16 'Superdance 84' scheduled
17 Honorary gains members List of new Phi Upsilon Omicron members.
18 The Association for Childhood Education Will install new officers and hold party.
19 The College of Social and Behavioral Sciences Sponsoring Scandinavian study tour.
20 What's Up Meetings and activities; Peace and jobs rally; Bread for the World.
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21 Author to assist writers Kathy Callaway will visit campus; photo.
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22 UNI's very own "US" Festival
Murray--Kenneth M. (Class of 1985) 		Students perform in an airband contest at the Old Auditorium.
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23 Essay competition open
Benning--Carol (Student--1984) 		Barbara Lounsberry talks about the Student as Critic competition.
24 Maypole accepts position Will serve on national publications board.
25 Odwarka receives award Karl Odwarka received an award from a national professional association.
26 T-shirt, bake sale planned
Deibler--Lisa 		Kappa Delta Pi will sponsor fundraising efforts.
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27 Students 'rock out' in Aud
Cashman--Teresa K. (Class of 1986) 		Students enjoy airband competition; photo.
28 Tickets for play on sale Rod Caspers will direct "The Odyssey".
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29 Craft sale scheduled Judson House will sponsor sale.
30 Ending 'nuclear madness'
Cashman--Teresa K. (Class of 1986) 		David McKenney talks about his anti-war poster.
31 UNI History: basketball and books
Finder--Sally (Student--1983)
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32 RAs relate their jobs
Wing--Stephanie 		Resident assistants talk about their jobs.
33 WCP seeks volunteers for crews
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34 "The Day After" strikes
Finder--Sally (Student--1983) 		UNISA sponsors anti-nuclear film.
35 Jazz concert planned Faculty Jazz Sextet will perform.
36 Music students compete 6 students are semi-finalists, 3 more are finalists in regional competition.
37 Recital on piano tonight Howard Aibel will perform.
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38 UNI Swim-A-Cross yields fun and profit
Murray--Kenneth M. (Class of 1985) 		Students and volunteers participate in the Swim-A-Cross Sunday in the East Gym.
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39 "Healthy mind and body"
Hemmer--Sandy 		Bill Bergeson leads students in the UNI Shotokan Karate-Do Club; photo.
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40 1983-84 wrestling season underway, UNI makes good showing at Quad
Hillgartner--David K. (Class of 1984) 		UNI is ranked as the ninth collegiate wrestling team in USA Today; photo.
41 Exhibition basketball game tonight
Hillgartner--David K. (Class of 1984) 		The UNI men's basketball team will play Palmetto in an exhibition game tonight.
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42 Ahrabi-Fard gets 100th; Netters win season finale
McCombs--Gail (Class of 1988) 		Panthers win their final game against Wichita State.