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1 Advisors help peers
Moss--Patty (Student--1984-1986) 		A profile on the peer advisor program at UNI; photo.
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2 Means speaks of Indian struggles
Preuss--Barb 		Russell Means speaks about the struggles of American Indians to move forward and keep their past; photo.
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3 Immaculate Perception
Cashman--Teresa K. (Class of 1986) 		In the author's family, the men are never expected to help clean up, nor do they feel guilty about it.
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4 Radio people respond to print person Randy Cook, local disc jockey, comments on his supposedly offensive comments made during his show.
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5 Scherzo Student's thesis may be published in an adult magazine.
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6 Untitled Randy Cook's radio station manager responds to charges.
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7 Forum on Central America discussed
McKenney--David 		Report on Central America forum; believe policy needs to be changed.
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8 Search for real winner
Jernigan--Linda L. (International Services Staff) 		Printing error leads to mix-up at raffle.
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9 University band gets due praise A resident comments on the band's performances at the football games, and the excitement they bring.
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10 Indian women have image problem Glenda Riley talks about her research on American Indian women; photo.
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11 Four students get scholarships
Reyes--Alma P. (Classes of 1985 and 1988) 		List of McElroy scholarship winners.
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12 UNISA
Beckmann--Christy 		Consider recognition of Students for Peace.
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13 Co-op predicts best year ever
Biesemier--Linda 		A greater number have applied this year for co-op jobs, doubling the numbers from the last year.
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14 What's Up Meetings and activities.
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15 UNI's East named president-elect Whitfield "Chip" East was named president-elect for the Iowa Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance; photo.
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16 UNISA plans central area for offices
Beckmann--Christy 		Planning underway for a centralized area for all of the student organization offices, to improve communication.
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17 Hard challenges for older students
Wells--Diane 		Non-traditional students talk about the difficulties that they face in returning to school.
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18 Holiday dinner for area lonely
Wells--Diane 		A holiday dinner for area residents who would otherwise be eating alone is planned by the United Ministries in Higher Education.
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19 New look for Lawther
Aspelmeier--Carla 		A committee is formed for the purpose of giving Lawther Hall a cheerier appearance.
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20 New scholarship for grad students A discussion of the eligibility of the new scholarship, the Stanley Butler Reeves Reading Scholarship.
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21 Pecans for scholarship University Dames are selling Georgia pecans in support of their scholarship for women at UNI.
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22 Superdance needs dancers
Bingham--Elizabeth (Class of 1915)
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23 This week in history
Hudson--Michael B. (HPELS Staff) 		Information on what was going on in the world the week of November 30th one year ago, five, twenty-five, and fifty years ago.
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24 Additional runs of Little Women Two additional performances of Little Women at the Waterloo Community Playhouse have been added.
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25 Lyric Theatre performs Will present "Amahl and the Night Visitors".
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26 Meet Merton's director
Palsic--Karen 		A look at "Merton of the Movies", a production held in Strayer-Wood Theatre; photo.
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27 It's a Wild World
Camarigg--Valerie M. (Class of 1986) 		Valerie Camarigg comments on the utter stupidity of raking leaves.
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28 Schub replaces formerly planned pianist's concert Performance by Aldo Ciccolini cancelled and replaced with a performance by Andre-Michel Schub.
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29 . . . action filled weekend ahead Preview of matches coming up.
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30 Grapplers lose season debut . . .
Hillgartner--David K. (Class of 1984) 		The Wisconsin wrestlers defeated UNI Panthers, 27-8.
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31 Classic begins tonight Preview of the UNI-Dome Classic.
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32 Court ruling hurts UNI revenue
Schiff--Barb 		The NCAA loss of control over football telecasts decreases the revenue for UNI.
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33 Panthers take season opener
VerMulm--Lisa Joy (Class of 1987) 		The men's basketball team wins their first game, a 70-51 victory against Brandon University in Canada.
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34 Sporting news News about the men's and women's swim team, the football team, and the women's basketball team.