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1 Semper Fidelis denied recognition because of its national affiliation
Barnes--David T. (Class of 1984) 		UNISA rejects recognition because of alleged discrimination against homosexuals.
2 UNISA election tomorrow Voting procedures; photo.
3 Untitled
Murray--Kenneth M. (Class of 1985) 		UNI's head wrestling coach, Don Briggs, accepts the second place trophy at the Western Regionals; photo.
4 Women's History Week begins at UNI Thursday Description of activities.
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5 'Keep the faith'
Herrick--Roger L. (Class of 1977) 		Roger Herrick thanks the Students for Glenn organization.
6 A 'hearty' thank you Norbert W. Dunkel thanks the Alpha Phi sorority for helping out with Heart Month activities.
7 Fears misinterpretation
Camarigg--Valerie M. (Class of 1986) 		Valerie Camarigg clears up some facts about Students for Peace.
8 Impressed at caucus
Huntley--Beverly 		Huntley feels the student involvement at the caucuses was great.
9 Missed opportunity
Benning--Linda (Class of 1987) 		Linda Benning encourages students to attend Artists Series when possible.
10 Tuesday Morning
Ratekin--Jack G. (Class of 1984) 		Ratekin feels that UNI-GLO's request to wear blue jeans is ludicrous and has no meaning.
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11 BJ Day - reacting to reaction
Thomas--Gary 		Gary Thomas supports UNI-GLO and Blue Jeans Day and explains the meaning behind it.
12 BJ Day - reacting to reaction
Moyer--Clif 		Clif Moyer thanks those who supported Blue Jeans Day and expresses outrage to those who acted immaturely.
13 BJ Day--reacting to reaction
Peters--Brenda 		Brenda Peters wore blue jeans to support civil rights for all.
14 BJ Day--reacting to reaction
Preuss--Barb 		Some students believe that UNI-GLO got its point across through Blue Jeans Day.
15 BJ Day--reacting to reaction
Milot--Vince 		Vince Milot is alarmed by the homophobic reactions to Blue Jean Day.
16 BJ Day--reacting to reaction
Hute--Mary (Student--1983) 		Mary Hute feels UNI-GLO should not even exist at UNI.
17 BJ Day--reacting to reaction Holley and Schroeder are disappointed by the intolerance displayed at UNI on Blue Jeans Day.
18 The Chic hits the fan
Hantula--Tim (Class of 1985) 		A pair of jeans is shredded by a fan to show the controversy of Blue Jeans Day.
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19 BJ Day - reacting to reaction
Heinen--Mike 		The Men of Stone House suggest homosexuals wear a pink triangle.
20 BJ Day--reacting to reaction
Bruns--Todd 		Todd Bruns supports civil rights for homosexuals and encourages other students to try to understand.
21 BJ Day--reacting to reaction
Herman--Deborah Marie (Classes of 1984 and 1986) 		Deborah Herman feels students at UNI should take a stand whether they're for or against civil rights for homosexuals.
22 BJ Day--reacting to reaction
Stanley--Elizabeth A. 		Some students are shocked by the insecurity and homophobia on UNI's campus.
23 BJ Day--reacting to reaction
Leopold--L. Lynne 		Leopold feels Blue Jeans Day created more discrimination than support.
24 BJ Day--reacting to reaction
VanDenover--Dave 		Dave VanDenover feels UNI-GLO's mode of obtaining support through Blue Jeans Day was unfair.
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25 APSS reports caucus results
Nesheim--Barb 		Student groups reports results to news service.
26 Faschingfest set Friday
Tierney--Nancy
27 Phi Beta Lambda Will meet.
28 President Constantine Curris Will speak on technology in higher education.
29 What's up Meetings and activities; Christ for UNI; Coretta Scott King.
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30 Educational computing conference next month Highlights of conference.
31 PRSSA examines electronic P.R.
Draper--Heather 		Seventeen students attend regional meeting.
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32 AGC conducts spring tuition raffle
Schluetter--Gary 		Trying to raise money for spring trip.
33 Campbell offers presentations Will appeal especially to women.
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34 Raffle prize is Florida vacation
Clark--Carolyn 		Recreation Club trying to raise money to attend meeting.
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35 Future of golf course "doomed"
Schluetter--Gary 		Highway will be built through course.
36 Speech team takes third List of individual award winners.
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37 Untitled Ntozake Shange will speak in the Education Center.
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38 History of education expansion, development discussed by Kimball
Clayton--Lisa 		Jack Kimball talks about the expansion of American colleges and universities.
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39 Mao labels explained by Prof. Talbott
Schoonover--Lisa 		Professor Talbott talks about Mao.
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40 Accounting student take the role of 'uncommon woman'
Ketels--Denton 		Michele Day talks about her role; photo.
41 Cello recital tonight in Russell Hall Stefan Reuss will perform.
42 UNI History: Price Lab is dedicated
Finder--Sally (Student--1983)
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43 Uncommon women: could they be UNI's common women? A look at the roles in the upcoming play; photo.
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44 Kinks' album nostalgic
Cashman--Teresa K. (Class of 1986) 		Cashman reviews the Kinks' latest album "A Complete Collection."
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45 Three Panthers crowned champions, team finishes second: Six Panthers pack for New Jersey and the Nationals!
Hillgartner--David K. (Class of 1984) 		The UNI wrestling team did well at the Western Regionals and some will move on to the Nationals; photo.
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46 In the 60-yard hurdles at the UNI-Dome open: Connor qualifies to NCAA meet
Merritt--Jeff 		Jay Connor set a new Dome record for the hurdles.
47 Netsters drop exhibition
Hillgartner--David K. (Class of 1984) 		UNI's tennis team was defeated by the Westfield Tennis Club in Cedar Rapids.
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48 Kriebs at his finest
Murray--Kenneth M. (Class of 1985) 		UNI wrestler John Kriebs registers three falls on his way to the heavyweight championship.
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49 Kicking it in
Hansen--Laurie 		Suzie Scheer placed third in two-mile run at the Gateway Conference.
50 Men fall 5-4 in tennis to open season
Moore--Dave William (Class of 1985) 		The UNI men's tennis team was defeated by the Black hawk Tennis Club.
51 Women's track: Host UNI finishes seventh in Gateway track meet
Merritt--Jeff