Issue Contents

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1 Kemp proud to be Republican
Cashman--Teresa K. (Class of 1986) 		Excerpts from speech by Jack Kemp; photo.
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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.
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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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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.
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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.
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6 Scherzo
Hantula--Tim (Class of 1985) 		A new Spam drink.
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7 Floor jacket stolen Tenth Floor Bender pleads for return of floor jacket stolen from bar.
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8 Is this peace?
Smith--Paul A. (Class of 1988) 		Critical of those who used graffiti on Peace Day.
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9 Little concern being shown
Berger--Karmen R. (Class of 1985) 		Believes UNI should not be helping a South African library.
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10 Need animals for research
Barrett--Todd J. (Class of 1985) 		Believes animal research is necessary.
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11 Still no action on smokestack
Ringland--Craig 		Humorous suggestions for the dirty smokestack.
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12 The ideology of Marx¿
Fosselman--Jimmy Joe 		Sees similarity between Marx and the Bible.
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13 Where's the action?
Katcher--James (Student--1984) 		Trying to straighten out the student political parties.
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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.
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15 UNISA
Beckmann--Christy 		Considers action against Students for Peace because of their apparent use of graffiti.
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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.
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17 Polling locations Information on where to vote in the upcoming election. The previous map was incorrect.
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18 Commuter marriages common with dual careers
Koehler--Catherine (Class of 1985) 		Couples that manage two separate careers, two residences, and one family life.
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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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20 Fitness plan just for you
Melton--Linda (Class of 1986) 		UNI-Dome Policy Board will help people set up personal fitness plans.
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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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22 KUNI still raising funds
Hildebrand--Tim 		Looking for volunteers to assist.
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23 Elected office not only box to check on ballot
Nesheim--Barb 		Two constitutional amendments will also be included on the ballot.
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24 What's Up Meetings and activities.
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25 Cedarloo events Information about art, music, and theatre events in the Cedar Falls/Waterloo area.
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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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27 Environmental book reviewed A review of the book "Season of Spoils".
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28 Photo display Work of Dan Powell's class on display in lobby of Strayer/Wood Theatre.
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29 Check out the UNI Museum
Fisher--Janet 		Quick look at the collections.
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30 Chess Puzzler
Hudson--Michael B. (HPELS Staff) 		Teaching new chess techniques.
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31 Memorabilia for sale Movie posters will be for sale; photo.
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32 All through the 80's
Hansen--Laurie 		A look at the convenience of fast food; wonders if it is worth it.
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33 Audition for X-mas shows Information about the auditions for the Christmas Variety Shows.
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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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35 Cagers to play Canadians
Mohlis--Julie 		The men's basketball team opens their season with a game against Brandon University of Canada.
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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.
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37 Sporting Opinions
Schiff--Barb 		Amateur runners can be paid lots of money, but Olympic runners are not.
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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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39 Conference clash The UNI Panthers battle for the conference title.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.