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1 Chinese delegation completes UNI visit
Nesheim--Barb 		President Curris signs memorandum of understanding establishing "sister university" status with Chinese university; description of development of program initiated by Professor Lu; photo.
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2 Stolen equipment recovered
Ketels--Denton 		Equipment recovered from series of recent thefts, mostly from the College of Natural Sciences; thieves may have had keys.
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3 Student editors chosen
Miller--Jodee 		Teresa Cashman will be 1984-1985 executive editor; Heather Draper will be summer 1984 executive editor; photo.
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4 'Heartfelt thanks'
Jacobsmeier--Clare Anne 		Clare Anne Jacobsmeier thanks those who helped her when she fell on the ice.
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5 Disturbed by advertisement
Penzotti--Robert S. (Class of 1984) 		Robert Penzotti is appalled by an advertisement for stimulants in the Northern Iowan.
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6 Food for thought
Nielsen--Eric G. (Class of 1987) 		Nielsen feels it's unfair to say that President Reagan shouldn't advocate prayer in school unless he goes to church more often.
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7 Questions logic of increase
Smith--Paul A. (Class of 1988) 		Smith feels that President Curris is not doing enough to oppose the tuition increase for students.
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Ketels--Denton 		April Fool's Day is just around the corner.
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9 Untitled
Hantula--Tim (Class of 1985) 		A depiction of Northern Iowan's Summer Olympics logo.
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10 Wants 'link to past' saved Rosemary Beach asks that students vote to preserve the Old Administration Building.
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11 Activists promote Peace Day
Brown--Molly (Student--1983-1984) 		John Chrystal and UNI faculty will speak; photo.
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12 UNI administrators seek 'unified sense of purpose'
Schoonover--Lisa 		Highlights of the SCUP report.
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13 Support meetings begin Monday Family Service League will begin class on eating disorders.
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14 Information management title okayed
Brown--Molly (Student--1983-1984) 		Department of Business Education and Administrative Management will become Department of Information Management; defeat suggestion from President Curris to change academic calendar.
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15 The International Student Association Will meet.
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16 The UNI Conservation Club T-shirts are in.
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17 The UNI Tae Kwon-Do Club Will present demonstration.
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18 There will be an open meeting Ad hoc Athletic Policies Review Committee will meet.
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19 What's up Meetings and activities; Iowa Sociological Association; Stress Management; Action Party.
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20 Greek Weekly
Baker--Mark P. 		List of categories in which fraternities and sororities may win awards.
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21 Cedar Falls policemen demonstrate guard dogs
Feld--Ann Marie
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22 UNISA
Benning--Carol (Student--1984) 		Allocate funds; appoint students to University Speakers Committee.
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23 Evaluation team issues "generally positive" preliminary report
Grover--Tim 		Professor Dishner talks about the NCATE report.
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24 In Review: Seven initiation sites are part of many UNI students' studies
Nollen--Lisa 		Lisa Nollen reviews the seven bars frequently visited on 'The Hill'.
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25 Intercultural Festival planned to encourage communication
Finder--Sally (Student--1983) 		International Student Association will sponsor activities.
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26 Theater tickets on sale Tickets for Shakespeare Festival available.
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27 Muscular Dystrophy poster child offers bright presence
Knudsen--Jennifer 		Steve Behlers talks about Jennifer Mahoney.
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28 UNI History: The Georgian Lounge is condemned?
Finder--Sally (Student--1983)
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29 Run to capitol planned by heart Association
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30 "As You Like It" is cast List of cast members; photo.
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31 Eason tosses one-hitter in Wartburg doubleheader
Wrede--Clint (Class of 1989; Library Faculty) 		The UNI softball team first defeated the Wartburg Knights, 11-0, then lost to them, 4-3.
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32 Sunday baseball opener unlikely with wet field The UNI baseball team's games against St. Ambrose will probably be postponed due to wet field conditions.
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33 Volleyball club to form UNI students are starting a volleyball club for men.
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34 Mudra ready as football drills begin; 13 starters return
Murray--Kenneth M. (Class of 1985) 		Coach Darrell Mudra is eager to start spring football drills; photo.