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| Peasants ruthlessly suppressed | James Price spoke on the situation in Nicaragua, in his own opinion. | |
| Project UNI-Vote begins | Students register to vote under project sponsored by UNISA and USI; photo. | |
| Impending doom . . . . | Bulldozer begins demolition of the Old Administration Building; photo. |
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| Greek Weekly | Quick look at Greek governance. | |
| First UNI Dome party is a success | About 2000 students attend the first party of the year, held in the UNI-Dome. |
Page 11
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| Women still have a lot of battle to fight | Professor Morgan presents research on women and employment. |
Page 12
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| What's Up | Meetings and activities. | |
| Financial aid booklet available | Discussing how to get a jump start on financial aid for college. | |
| Aides for handicapped | Information concerning people who volunteer to be aides for a handicapped person. |
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| Act it up in a variety show | Information about signing up for the Phi Mu Alpha variety show. | |
| Freshmen discuss 1st week at UNI | Freshmen give their early impressions. |
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| Untitled | Many art shows are planned for this year in the Maucker Union's Main Gallery. | |
| PR trip to Dallas | Many students from UNI, under the guidance of Pat Bassett, visited businesses in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. | |
| Mr. Myers returns with reggae to Cedar Falls | Stebs welcomed many people in to hear the reggae band Mr. Myers. |
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| Untitled | Margaret Larsen is pleasantly surprised by her retirement party. | |
| Theatre UNI 1984-85 schedule | The schedule for the year. |
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| UNI Artists and Chamber Music Series bring many talent-filled programs to campus this year | Schedule and description of the series. |
Page 17
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| TLC for elderly | A new program in the Cedar Falls area is the Total Living Care, or TLC. |
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| Be a big brother or sister | Information on how to volunteer to be a big brother or sister in the area's program. | |
| Foreign Films: fun culture | A discussion of foreign films. |
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| Scherzo | Wandering through the ruins of the Old Administration Building. | |
| Untitled | Offended by the choice of "Immaculate Perception" as column title. | |
| Untitled | Did not like the way that women were portrayed in recent cartoon. | |
| Immaculate Perception | A discussion on questioning authority. |
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| Home Game win, 37-0 | Panthers win over Winona State, 37-0; photos included. |
Page 22
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| CC results | The Varsity Cross Country team scores a victory over the alumni, 23-43. | |
| UNI to tackle Drake | Although they had their win with Winona State, the Panthers prepare to take on Drake. |
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| Mayden wants to rebuild the tradition | In her first year of coaching at UNI, Kimberly Mayden wants to bring back the tradition of winning in women's basketball. | |
| New baseball coach | UNI gains a new baseball coach. | |
| Tennis action | The women's tennis team takes on their opponent, Iowa State. |
Page 24
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| Women's CC action | The women of the cross country team prepare for their first event of the year. | |
| UNI events now flash | A new sign northeast of the UNI-Dome flashes out news of events to the community; photo included. |
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| Bartlett Hall resident speaks up | Lodges complaints against Department of Residence about condition of Bartlett Hall. |
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| Family housing changes | Family Housing now known as University Apartments; attempting to meet problem of high vacancy rate by allowing single graduate students live there. |
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| New social work cert. | Students may earn a certificate in drug abuse counseling. | |
| Curris outlines changes | President Constantine Curris talks about UNI's reputation in the state, enrollment, and the Ed. D.; photo. |
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| Panthermonium abounds | Urges students and their organization to take part in Homecoming activities. | |
| UNISA | Minutes from the UNISA meeting; consider voter registration; Jim Dittrich will be UNISA advisor. |
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| UNISA activates several programs | UNISA will sponsor voter registration, housing referral, traffic study, and information session on Cedar Falls ordinances related to keggers. |
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| Beg. Portuguese offered | A new class is offered at UNI, beginning Portuguese. | |
| Computer programs go national | Don Wiederanders talks about the products of the Microcomputer Curriculum Project. |
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| Whitsett questions theories | Professor David Whitsett talks about his research on management and work; photo. |
