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1 Does UNI need an alternative? First of two parts
Draper--Heather 		The ongoing controversy of whether or not UNI needs a second bookstore; a history of efforts to consider another bookstore; some efforts currently underway.
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2 Funeral services today for UNI student Funeral information for Michael Crimmins, a UNI student whose death was ruled a suicide.
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3 Ho, Ho, Ho- what do you want for Christmas? Students shop; child talks to Santa; photo.
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4 Predictions for 2000 Area officials comment on how to prepare for the future.
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5 Blood donors given thanks
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 		The brothers of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity thank all those involved in the blood donation drive.
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6 Common political phrase defined--peace through strength
Schwieder--David 		A student comments on the need to secure peace through strength,.
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7 Learns the ropes through experience
Draper--Heather 		The editor of the Northern Iowan comments on how her views on the media have changed in the year.
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8 MX missile graphics next
Barrett--Todd J. (Class of 1985) 		Pondering what next year's Peace Day will look like, with the formation of Students for Peace Through Strength.
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9 Scherzo
Hantula--Tim (Class of 1985) 		Plans for the money he will get for his movie.
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10 Another baby Fae?
Siems--Jon (Student--1984) 		Sketches medical fantasy.
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11 Gives different impression
Kutscher--Tamara 		Believes she has a clearer idea of what Russell Means said in a recent speech.
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12 Help Ethiopians
Skinner--Gwynne 		A member of UNISA encourages students, faculty, and administration to become more involved in helping Ethiopians
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13 In store for surprises
Barberra--Michael (Student--1984-1985) 		Offers views on what President Reagan's second term will look like.
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14 Intolerance not tolerated
Chung--David R. 		Believes that some who demand tolerance are not themselves tolerant.
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15 Responding to cheap shots
Hessburg--James A. (Class of 1985) 		Comments of views of Eric Nielsen.
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16 Untitled
Canaday--David (Student--1983) 		Cannot agree with all of the views expressed by Marilyn Monteiro.
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17 Should books be saved for Tomahawk?
Palmersheim--Tim 		Tomahawk books makes a list of books that students need for each class, in order to provide a competitive price.
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18 New members to be honored
Harris--Cynthia 		List of those initiated into Alpha Kappa Delta and Lambda Alpha.
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19 Mountaineers plan spring break trip
Koehler--Catherine (Class of 1985) 		The Cedarloo Mountaineers decide where they will go for their spring break trip.
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20 What's Up Meetings and activities.
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21 The other library at UNI
Griesert--Lori 		Small collection of books at the Day Care Center.
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22 Untitled
Melton--Tom 		A person practices hockey move on the pond beyond the tennis courts; photo.
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23 Class makes area atlas Geography class, led by James Fryman, makes an atlas of the area of Cedar Falls/Waterloo; atlas includes information on crime, population, and voting, as well as economic and housing patterns; photo.
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24 Field school to be discussed
Harris--Cynthia 		Plans for an archaeological field school on the Channel Islands will be discussed in the next informational meeting for the department.
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25 A very tasty alternative The Royal Oak Dining Room in the Union is an alternative for lunchtime.
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26 Iowa artwork is exhibited Information about an art show offering a display of Iowa's Art-in-State Buildings Art Collection in the art gallery of the Union.
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27 Little Women in review
Nauraine--Emily 		A review of the play "Little Women", done at the Waterloo Community Playhouse.
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28 Christmas with KUNI
Hildebrand--Tim 		A look at KUNI Christmas programming.
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29 New help for dorm room cooks
Bingham--Elizabeth (Class of 1915) 		A cookbook for the non-kitchen cook is offered as an alternative; book is entitled "The On-Campus Cookbook".
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30 All through the 80s
Hansen--Laurie 		The pain in your back may be caused by the amount of stress in your life.
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31 Cagers lose to St. Cloud
Welsh--Kathy 		The women's basketball team loses to St. Cloud University, 85-53.
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32 Kansas State downs UNI
Schiff--Barb 		The men's basketball team loses to Kansas State, 72-59.
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33 Grapplers take Eastern, 28-12 Individual results from the wrestlers weekend; meets against Eastern Illinois, winning, 28-12, and losing to Missouri, 23-21.
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34 Watch for the Cat Information about the new promotion for the UNI Athletic Department, "Watch for the Cat".