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Issue Contents

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1	Curris describes "splendid agony" Knudsen--Jennifer	President Curris talks about his first 8 months on the job; offers diagnosis of major problems.


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2	NBC's King to discuss Reagan White House	Profile of Emery King; photo.


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3	Old Ad referendum introduced Clayton--Lisa	Referendum calls for $10 per semester student fee; advocates speak on behalf of saving building; photo.

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4	GSO support appreciated Johnson--Herman	The Graduate Student Organization gives thanks for the support received during its reactivation.


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5	Says foreign students shouldn't feel isolated Andersen--Hanne	Hanne Andersen feels that if foreign students interact with Americans they will feel more accepted.


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6	tgif Ketels--Denton


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7	Untitled Hantula--Tim (Class of 1985)	Radio plays nothing but old rock 'n roll music.


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8	Untitled Cashman--Teresa K. (Class of 1986)	Teresa Cashman describes the way she was treated while trying the cover the story on Roger Jepsen's announcement of his campaign for U.S. Senator.


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9	Where is 'he' in home ec? Wellendorf--Ann	Ann Wellendorf feels more men should enroll in home economics courses.

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10	'Exceptional' students?	William Querbach, President of Questron Corporation, seeks applicants for part-time employment and full-time summer jobs.


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11	Explains calendar decision Rider--Paul Edward (Chemistry Faculty)	Professor Paul Rider explains why he voted against the proposed calendar change.


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12	Not 'privilege', but necessity Rush--Robert	Robert Rush feels the treatment he received from Nancy Voelz was uncalled for due to his handicap.


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13	Objects to pool policies Fry--Kent	Kent Fry feels the pools should be open to students during the designated times regardless of other activities.


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14	Should preserve 'landmark'	Nancy Redfern feels the Old Administration Building should be preserved.


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15	Should preserve 'landmark' Eiklor--John Leonard (History Faculty)	Dr. John L. Eiklor feels the Old Administration Building should be preserved.


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16	Subject of article 'disappointed' Willert--Kristie L. (Class of 1984)	Kristie Willert clarifies some points about her trip to Africa.


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17	Urges students to vote Burke--Bill (Student--1984-1985)	Bill Burke encourages students to vote to save the Old Administration Building.

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18	Chrystal highlights Soviet economics Nesheim--Barb	Extensive excerpts from remarks by John Chrystal.


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19	Sunseri: We need to use reason Schluetter--Gary	Professor Sunseri offers his views on military spending.

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20	Folkers: Versions of cults all around Murray--Kenneth M. (Class of 1985)	Extensive excerpts from remarks by John Folkers; photo.

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21	Athletic policies scrutinized Emig--Irvin W.	Faculty express concern over Athletic Policy Advisory Committee.


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22	CIA critic to appear Thursday	John Stockwell will speak.


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23	Greek Weekly Baker--Mark P.	List of Greek philanthropic activities; planning for variety show.

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24	Alumnus named marketer of the year	Marc S. Clausen honored; photo.


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25	Greek Week festivals to open Monday	Lengthy description of activities.

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26	Economist to summarize Austrian culture, politics Benning--Carol (Student--1984)	Heinz Seitinger will speak.


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27	UNISA Nesheim--Barb	Dody Olson nominates four vice presidents; consider requests from student organizations.

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28	NAACP to host Chapman Nesheim--Barb	Profile of Wesley Chapman; photo.


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29	Riehle awarded fellowship Feld--Ann Marie	Richard Riehle wins NSF fellowship.


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30	Viking reporter tells of marketing experiences Larson--Cherie	Rick Pearson speaks at AMA banquet.

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31	A Swim Through Time	Marlins will present show.


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32	Administrative Management Society	Will hold alumni panel.


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33	An organizational meeting	Student Bookstore Association will meet.


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34	Author will speculate on Peyote rites	Profile of Omer C. Stewart, expert on peyote ritual use.


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35	Graduate Student Organization	Will hold wine and cheese party.


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36	The International Affairs Organization	Will meet.


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37	What's up	Meetings and activities; Iowa Sociological Association.


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38	William Lang	Will speak on history of UNI.

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39	Alicia seeks student crowd Griffin--Barbara	Barb Griffin reviews the restaurant Alicia's on Main.


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40	Seafood fan hooked on Red Lobster Griffin--Barbara	Barb Griffin reviews the seafood at Red Lobster.


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41	The O.P.: a good place to 'eat, drink, and be merry Benning--Carol (Student--1984)	Carol Benning reviews the atmosphere at The Other Place.


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42	Untitled Murray--Kenneth M. (Class of 1985)	Some UNI alumni reminisce over a cold beer at The Other Place.

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43	Art students awarded for works	List of award winners at student juried exhibition.


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44	Run for heart to begin on campus Thursday	Will attempt to raise money for American Heart Association.


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45	Twyla Tharp dancers 'innovative' performers Nauraine--Emily	Emily Nautaine reviews the Twyla Tharp dance group.


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46	Untitled	Theater UNI will perform "As You Like It" in the Strayer-Wood Theater.

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47	Variety brought into clothing styles Griffin--Barbara	A look at contemporary styles.

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48	History of critic conference traced Benning--Carol (Student--1984)	History of the Student as Critic Conference at UNI.


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49	UNI History: New women's dorm to be built Finder--Sally (Student--1983)

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50	Golden Earring album draws a mixed review Finder--Sally (Student--1983)	Sally Finder reviews the band Golden Earring.


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51	Guest sax joined UNI jazz band	John Salerno will play with Jazz Band I.


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52	UNI jazz musicians honored	Honored at Eau Claire festival.

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53	UNI splits and sweeps in two double-headers Murray--Kenneth M. (Class of 1985)	The UNI softball team won three of four games in the Dome this week; photo.

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54	Briggs' priorities high for 'merry-go-round' of recruiting Wrede--Clint (Class of 1989; Library Faculty)	UNI wrestling couch Don Briggs sets out to recruit new wrestlers.

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55	Ames opener for men's golf	The UNI men's golf team will play two meets to open the season.


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56	Tennis streak continues	The UNI men's tennis team defeated both the Drake Bulldogs and the University of Wisconsin-Platteville.