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1 Candidates agree on lottery and jobs
Melton--Linda (Class of 1986) 		The views of Joy Corning and Ted Anderson, candidates for a seat in the State Senate.
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2 Future of world in question
Nesheim--Barb 		Helen Caldicott spoke on the future election, and what it entails for Americans.
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3 High tech trade in the U.S.
Dunn--Daniel D. Danny (Class of 1985) 		Mordechai Kreinin discusses the topic of world trade in the Jepson Symposium titled "International Trade: Issues and Options".
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Melton--Tom 		The Panthers rush through the hoop to begin the football game against Wisconsin-Whitewater; photo..
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Melton--Tom 		Students dance at the U-Hall after the game on Saturday night.
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Melton--Tom 		Members of UNISA debate policy at their last meeting; photo.
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7 Arms race important
Anderson--Jayne 		Supports Tom Harkin.
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8 Military protects rights
Clark--Ward M. (Student--1984) 		Believes military is necessary.
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9 Night assistants strike out
Nicholas--Randal R. 		Believes elimination of dorm night assistants is a bad idea for several reasons.
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10 Scherzo
Hantula--Tim (Class of 1985) 		Portrays the University of Iowa as feeling left out.
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11 Squirrelly tales
Cashman--Teresa K. (Class of 1986) 		Teresa Cashman comments on the lives of squirrels, and wonders if they have greater implications.
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12 Letter given unnecessary attention
Hill--Jeffrey D. (Class of 1986) 		Believes NI should cover all sides of the political map.
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Barrer--Dana L. 		Unhappy with prominence given to Barb Nesheim's letter.
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Katcher--James (Student--1984) 		Questions arise regarding recent UNISA election.
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Smith--Paul A. (Class of 1988) 		Supports Joy Corning for State Senate.
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16 Wallace finishes research
Everding--Rod D. 		Professor Wallace completed her research on adult day care centers, and shares some of her findings.
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17 Out and about on D-Day Senator Roger Jepsen hands out literature about the upcoming election and explains his views as he walks door to door in Cedar Falls; photo.
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18 Dignitaries and trade
Heitman--Char Les (Class of 1988) 		A summary of the presentations at the Lawrence Jepson Symposium on trade.
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19 PACs attracting more votes
Dunn--Daniel D. Danny (Class of 1985) 		Lyle Alberts comments on how people are turning away from traditional parties, and moving towards Political Action Committees.
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20 Student positions available Information about different student positions available on campus committees.
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21 Speaker details campaign
Wilcox--Pamela Anne 		Kristy Livingston speaks on behalf of Cooper Evans, the Republican candidate for Congress.
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Melton--Tom 		The UNI pom-pon squad in action; photo.
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23 An unnatural disaster in farming
Becket--Lisa 		Ruth Harkin spoke on behalf of her husband; she discussed problems in agriculture; photo.
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24 Computerized food service
Aspelmeier--Carla 		Kent Ruby talks about the changes in food service computer programming.
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25 Mexican children set to perform Eight Mexican children are touring the Midwest; they will sing and speak in a special service at the College Hill Lutheran Church.
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26 Comparable worth topic for speeches Minnette Doderer speaks on comparable worth.
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27 Corning addresses issues in Union
Feld--Ann Marie 		Joy Corning speaks and answers questions.
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28 What's Up Meetings and activities.
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29 Free measles vaccination Information about measles, as well as the vaccination for it.
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Melton--Tom 		UNI and ISU rugby players battle it out on the field; photo.
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31 Dracula: is it creepy or silly?
Camarigg--Valerie M. (Class of 1986) 		A review of "Dracula", being performed at the Waterloo Community Theatre.
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32 KUNI needs support KUNI begins a quiet campaign to raise money.
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33 Abracadabra and presto
Hansen--Laurie 		A profile of magician Brad Herzog; photo..
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34 The Visitor on culture Howard Shapiro will perform a humorous rendition of a foreign visitor to the United States.
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35 Chamber music series begins Monday Information about the UNI Chamber Music Series and the first performers, the Concord String Quartet; photo.
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36 Wash clothes with a beer
Palsic--Karen 		A feature on the new Duds 'n Suds, a laundromat complete with bar, video games, and entertainment.
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37 College Bowl isn't football
Howe--Kim 		College Bowl, a sport for the mind, starts up in the beginning of November.
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38 Learning English as a foreign language at UNI
Howe--Kim 		Maria Ramos Mendoza, from Mexico, took summer classes to learn English, and decided to stay on to learn independently; photo.
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39 Boss and Osborne at UNI tonight Jane Voss and Hoyle Osborne sing about how they see life in the 1980s using music and vaudeville.
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40 UNI speakers succeed
Bingham--Elizabeth (Class of 1915) 		A look at how students prepare for forensics events.
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41 Panthers win big, 73-7
Hillgartner--David K. (Class of 1984) 		The UNI Panthers demolished the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, 73-7.
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42 Deductions refused donors Questions about deductibility of some gifts to athletics programs.
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43 Spikers face Drake tonight
Pfohl--Shellie 		The UNI volleyball team won against Winona State, 15-5, 15-1, and 15-9. Past statistics of their matches are also included; photo.
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44 Can Miami go unbeaten?
Shakespeare--Ellen 		Students on campus comment on how the Miami Dolphins remain the only unbeaten team in the NFL.
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45 Harriers place fourth
Modjeska--Scott 		The men's cross country team placed fourth in the Iowa State Invitational.
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46 Swimming season begins
Culbertson--Lori 		The season for the swimming team begins with a positive attitude for the year.