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Issue Contents

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#	Article	Article Summary
1	Kemp proud to be Republican Cashman--Teresa K. (Class of 1986)	Excerpts from speech by Jack Kemp; photo.
2	They came to party Melton--Linda (Class of 1986)	A Halloween party for the little children of families that live in the University Apartments was held in the quads, where games and trick-or-treating took place; photo.
3	Visible gender gap vote Wheeler--Elizabeth A. (Class of 1987)	Women are more likely to register as Democrats than as Republicans.

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#	Article	Article Summary
4	In response . . . . Cashman--Teresa K. (Class of 1986)	Teresa Cashman reiterates policy for letters to the editor; says that some letters did not include the required information and were not printed.
5	Says biases effect the NI's editorial credibility Serck--Steven L.	A student comments on the responsibility of the Northern Iowan to remain neutral on the upcoming elections.
6	Scherzo Hantula--Tim (Class of 1985)	A new Spam drink.

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#	Article	Article Summary
7	Floor jacket stolen	Tenth Floor Bender pleads for return of floor jacket stolen from bar.
8	Is this peace? Smith--Paul A. (Class of 1988)	Critical of those who used graffiti on Peace Day.
9	Little concern being shown Berger--Karmen R. (Class of 1985)	Believes UNI should not be helping a South African library.
10	Need animals for research Barrett--Todd J. (Class of 1985)	Believes animal research is necessary.
11	Still no action on smokestack Ringland--Craig	Humorous suggestions for the dirty smokestack.
12	The ideology of Marx¿ Fosselman--Jimmy Joe	Sees similarity between Marx and the Bible.
13	Where's the action? Katcher--James (Student--1984)	Trying to straighten out the student political parties.

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#	Article	Article Summary
14	Anderson defends his campaign Schiff--Barb	A summary of the issues that Ted Anderson talked about in his speech in the Union before the elections.
15	UNISA Beckmann--Christy	Considers action against Students for Peace because of their apparent use of graffiti.

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#	Article	Article Summary
16	Atomic art from Japan Heitman--Char Les (Class of 1988)	Speaker John Dower comments on the art of the Japanese from the time of the atomic bomb; photo.
17	Polling locations	Information on where to vote in the upcoming election. The previous map was incorrect.

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#	Article	Article Summary
18	Commuter marriages common with dual careers Koehler--Catherine (Class of 1985)	Couples that manage two separate careers, two residences, and one family life.
19	Speech-hearing convention set for Nov. 16-19 McDowell--Lori	Four will attend convention; three will be part of program.

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#	Article	Article Summary
20	Fitness plan just for you Melton--Linda (Class of 1986)	UNI-Dome Policy Board will help people set up personal fitness plans.
21	Silent problems of Guatemala Melton--Linda (Class of 1986)	As a part of Peace day activities, Sister Mary Malherek speaks on the situation in Central America, specifically in Guatemala; photo.

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#	Article	Article Summary
22	KUNI still raising funds Hildebrand--Tim	Looking for volunteers to assist.

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#	Article	Article Summary
23	Elected office not only box to check on ballot Nesheim--Barb	Two constitutional amendments will also be included on the ballot.
24	What's Up	Meetings and activities.

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#	Article	Article Summary
25	Cedarloo events	Information about art, music, and theatre events in the Cedar Falls/Waterloo area.
26	Kaplan portrays Groucho	The star of Welcome Back Kotter, Gabe Kaplan will be performing Groucho at the UNI Auditorium; photo.

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#	Article	Article Summary
27	Environmental book reviewed	A review of the book "Season of Spoils".
28	Photo display	Work of Dan Powell's class on display in lobby of Strayer/Wood Theatre.

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#	Article	Article Summary
29	Check out the UNI Museum Fisher--Janet	Quick look at the collections.
30	Chess Puzzler Hudson--Michael B. (HPELS Staff)	Teaching new chess techniques.
31	Memorabilia for sale	Movie posters will be for sale; photo.

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#	Article	Article Summary
32	All through the 80's Hansen--Laurie	A look at the convenience of fast food; wonders if it is worth it.
33	Audition for X-mas shows	Information about the auditions for the Christmas Variety Shows.
34	Hitchcock films to be shown Tatman--Melia	Five Hitchcock films will be shown in November at the Regents Theatre in Cedar Falls, beginning with "Rear Window".

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#	Article	Article Summary
35	Cagers to play Canadians Mohlis--Julie	The men's basketball team opens their season with a game against Brandon University of Canada.
36	Corporate sponsors names for tourney	Information about the corporate sponsors this year for the men's basketball tournament, John Deery Motors and Dan Deery Motor Co.
37	Sporting Opinions Schiff--Barb	Amateur runners can be paid lots of money, but Olympic runners are not.
38	Wrestling preview Shakespeare--Ellen	Coach Don Briggs comments on the upcoming season of wrestling, and how he is looking forward to it.

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#	Article	Article Summary
39	Conference clash	The UNI Panthers battle for the conference title.
40	Service aces--part of life Pfohl--Shellie	A profile on Sylvia Eder, who is in the top ten ranking of service aces in the nation for volleyball; photo.
41	The Stats . . .	The statistics relating to UNI's standing in the nation for football.

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42	Home swim meet tonight Culbertson--Lori	The women's swim team looks forward to their first meet.
43	Marlins in review¿ Culbertson--Lori	The Marlins donned many costumes and swam to music through the century to entertain students and relatives; photo of team included.
44	Team travels to Chicago	The volleyball teams travels to Chicago to take on a trio of matches.

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45	Walk-on from Waukon	Mark Farley begins his career as a football player at UNI; photo.