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1 'Lean' on practical ideas for gifts
Salisbury--Lori
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2 Air band offers pleasant, entertaining substitute for Hill
Skinner--Gwynne 		Results of the recent competition; photo.
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3 Area businesses offer unique gift ideas
Johnson--Tracy
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4 Christmas traditions--as varied as the number of countries in the world
Salisbury--Lori
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5 Dorm rooms dresses with holiday trimmings
Johnson--Tracy 		Decoration ideas; photo.
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6 Gospel is unique music Jay T. Hairston talks about the new Gospel Choir.
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7 Handmade look is crafty Craft ideas.
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8 Ho Ho Ho!
Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988) 		Kendra Schweer, Rhonda Wittenburg, and the Men's Glee Club all participate in Christmas activities; photo.
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9 Holiday far from home can be lonely
Buchan--Denise 		International students talk about what they do over the holidays.
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10 Holiday Spirit
Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988) 		Students get ready for Christmas; photo.
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11 How do you do your Christmas shopping?
Klostermann--Marcia (Student--1985-1986) 		Students offer ideas; photo.
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12 Store specializes in Christmas
McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990;
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13 The spirit of Christmas is lost in commercialization
Newsom--Craig 		Students talk about what they like and dislike about Christmas.
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14 Untitled Christmas recipes.
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15 What does Christmas mean to you?
Klostermann--Marcia (Student--1985-1986) 		Students offer ideas; photo.
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16 Congress debates Higher Ed Act
Goodwin--Valerie (Student--1985)
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17 Hiiiii-Yaaaaa
Alexandres--Leanne J. (Class of 1986) 		Deb Gaulrapp and Mike McCauley participate in the Christmas Variety Show; photo.
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18 Pigeon roosting poses problem
Mayo--Sandra (Class of 1987) 		Will try to drive pigeons away with electronic device and with fake hawk.
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19 UNI wins playoff game Saturday Will play Georgia Southern in semifinals.
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20 Withdrawal policy considered
Benning--Linda (Class of 1987) 		EPC hears arguments for and against reduction of time allowed to add or drop a class.
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21 Accuracy . . . in Academia?
Chung--David R. 		Believes that the people who support Accuracy in Academia are trying to limit professors' right to free speech.
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22 College lunch
Marlow--Paul S. (Class of 1988) 		Student studies for finals.
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23 Who pays?
Pantini--Andrew J. 		Asks that the University make a computer lab for students only.
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24 A rebuttal
Reineke--Martha J. (Philosophy & Religion Faculty) 		Responds to a letter to the editor written by Mildred Rugger in the November 26 issue of the Northern Iowan.
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25 Handicapped parking
Steinhauser--Larry M. (Disabilities Services Staff) 		Points out need of handicapped students for the specially-designated spaces.
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26 Music
Wheeler--Rebecca (Class of 1987; English Faculty) 		Comments on the lack of information given in the Northern Iowan about local bands.
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27 Sticky fingers
Butt--Rhonda 		Upset that other students are so quick to steal someone else's things.
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28 Anticipation
Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988) 		Children wait in line to see Santa Clause in the Hemisphere Lounge; photo.
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29 Grassley to hold listening post
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30 What's Up Meetings and activities.
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31 Presentation Will examine lives and roles of South African women.
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32 Graduation is Saturday 600 expected to attend.
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33 Parking rules revised
Cose--Kristy 		General information about parking finances and regulations.
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34 Panthers win 17-14
Majerus--Tim 		Panthers advance into the semifinal round of the playoffs after win against Eastern Washington; photo.
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35 Small crowd costs university money
Danielson--Darwin W. (Class of 1987) 		Attendance at the first playoff game was less than half of the regular season games; UNI may have lost $40-50,000 on the guarantee.
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36 Harris carries on tradition
Grawe--Jim 		Profile of forward Nate Harris.
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37 Wrestlers place 13 in own tournament
Huffman--Elwin 		Panthers have thirteen place winners in the UNI Open.
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38 Swimmers sink in weekend meets
Mohlis--Julie 		Panthers lose to Coe College and tie for second in the Hamline Relays.