Issue Contents

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1	ROTC gains host status Bingham--Elizabeth (Class of 1915)	Host status opens new opportunities for participants; photo.


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2	Schnekloth RHA president Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988)	Sue Schnekloth defeats Carl Blake, 827-411; hopes to improve communication between the RHA and UNISA; RHA election results included; photo.

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3	Droll Dog Beurskens--Pete	Discusses doubts about U. S. foreign policy.


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4	Friday morning . . . Schwieder--David	Suggests the formation of the War Corps in response to the Peace Corps.


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5	NT quality similar to NI Klein--Joe	Believes that poor quality is often seen in the Northern Iowan.


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6	The Allnighters' Club Marlow--Paul S. (Class of 1988)	Suggests a new way for students to register for classes.

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7	Apartheid protest today Heitman--Char Les (Class of 1988)	South African exchange students discuss their views on apartheid.


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8	Senate: 'frequencies monopolized' Skinner--Gwynne	UNISA and broadcasting department debate the use of University radio frequencies; UNISA recommends that KCRS use the KHKE frequency.

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9	ROTC places third in region Wilson--Greg	ROTC members look forward to next year's regional Ranger Challenge.

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10	What's up?	Activities and meetings; physical disabilities panel discussion; philosophy and religion forum; infant CPR class.

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11	Book browsers Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988)	Boguslaw Galeski, Phillip Sellers, and Mary Jane Mangin look at books at the Library's April Fools Book Sale; photo.


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12	Deadline today for USI director	United Students of Iowa hopes to find a new director soon.


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13	Speakers perform talk-a-thon	UNI individual events speech team to perform in the Union.


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14	Two more speakers qualify for nationals	Kevin Saville and Jenny Clemens have first place wins at the Georgetown College Invitational Tournament.

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15	Hessburg appoints UNISA officers Klostermann--Marcia (Student--1985-1986)	Senators debate the nomination process for UNISA officers.


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16	Offices ready by May Mayo--Sandra (Class of 1987)	Student services look forward to their upcoming move into Bartlett Hall.


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17	Streets reworked in summer Moss--Patty (Student--1984-1986)	Campus and Wisconsin streets will be getting a new look.

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18	Iraqi speaker at Model UN Lorber--Jeffrey D. (Class of 1987; Development Staff)	Ismat Kittani will speak at a Model UN conference for high schoolers.

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19	Comedienne helps people accept disabilities Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988)	Actress/comedienne Geri Jewell visits UNI; photo.


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20	The Bat Studio designed to meet a need Hindman--Jean	Bat Studio gives art students a chance to display their work.

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21	Service Day designed by halls to help elderly with home tasks Prieskorn--Pippa	Hagemann and Shull Hall residents volunteer their time to help out elderly people.


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22	Simulating a handicap Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988)	Faculty members see how it feels to be handicapped during Handicapped Awareness Week; photo.


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23	Super Dance no longer a marathon Bartell--Renee	Students dance to raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association.

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24	Groups vie for prizes in annual trivia contest Buchan--Denise	Students participate in the annual KCRS Trivia Contest.


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25	Last studio show to be performed Reicks--Rodney Eugene (Class of 1988)	Richard Burk directs his first play, La Ronde, at UNI.


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26	Top-40 band to play in U-Hall	Marshalltown band, Grand Marshall, will play for a student dance.

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27	Chamber members, trio scheduled to play	UNI Wind Symphony Chamber Players and The Paul Smoker Trio will perform in the Russell Hall Auditorium.


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28	Senior Week is a time to celebrate Buchan--Denise	Seniors decide to buy locator maps for their senior gift.


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29	Wheeling to a finish Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988)	Judy Townsend tries out a wheelchair obstacle course during Handicapped Awareness Week; photo.

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30	Football squad begins practice for fall season Danielson--Darwin W. (Class of 1987)	Football coaches use early practices to focus on the basics.


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31	Long competes in swim nationals Majerus--Tim	Despite an allergic reaction to some medicine, Marc Long is the first UNI Panther to swim in the senior nationals.


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32	Rima leads win over Loras Huffman--Elwin	Panthers hope to continue their winning streak with a win over Briar Cliff College; photo.

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33	Netters roll to easy win over Drake Grawe--Jim	Tennis coach Pete Mazula says that scholarship money is needed for a truly competitive tennis team.


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34	Women defeat Mankato State, 2-1, in extra innings Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988)	Missouri Valley Conference coaches pick UNI to place eighth out of ten in the conference this year; photo.

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35	Golf team to open season in Missouri Bierle--Scott	Panthers look forward to a successful season starting with the Southwest Missouri State Invitational.


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36	Women's track squad in 8 team invitational Huffman--Elwin	Panthers look to finish in third or fourth place at the Western Illinois Invitational.