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1 Rub a dub dub
Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988)
A student washes her car in Black Hawk Village; photo.
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2 Source, distribution of funds explained
Hawes--Christine E. (Class of 1990)
Pie graphs show distribution of revenues and expenditures for the university.
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3 Writing competency exam will be eliminated
Moore--Lisa E. (Class of 1988)
New general education program should eliminate need for exam.
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4 Back to the UNI Future
Marlow--Paul S. (Class of 1988)
Two students discuss the dining centers menu.
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5 Joint space effort urged
Spurr--Aaron John (Laboratory School Faculty)
Feels the US and Russia should combine their space technology.
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6 Kwitchersnivlin'
Williams--Todd Allen (Class of 1989)
A student steals the door of a public safety vehicle.
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7 Russians human, too Urges students to think humanely of Russians.
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8 Some majors too long Feels some major programs at UNI require too many classes.
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9 Vietnam veteran says U.S. government lied to people
Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988)
Excerpts from remarks by Charles Liteky; photo.
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10 Committees in need of student input
Holbach--Jill
Mary Pieper notes the many vacancies on campus committees.
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11 What's Up Meetings and activities.
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12 Magazine editor gives speech on Soviet art
Murphy--Patrick S. (Class of 1988)
Excerpts from remarks by Jamey Gambrell.
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13 Students help stop vandalism
Rooney--David W. (Class of 1989)
Bruce Trameri talks about a program which will check people into Dancer Hall at night.
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14 UNISA elections coming up; applications due Feb. 18
Hawes--Christine E. (Class of 1990)
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15 Black History Month begins tomorrow: comedian Dick Gregory scheduled as keynote speaker Thursday
Moriarity--Kris
Jay T. Hairston talks about the upcoming events; photo.
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16 Career workshops being offered
Moriarity--Kris
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17 History lecture series will feature Waterloo heritage
Tanner--Rebecca
David Walker talks about the upcoming lecture which will begin with Ruth Anderson and Ada Tredwell.
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18 Mini/improvement courses held
Peterson--Kerry
List of mini-courses.
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19 Untitled
Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988)
The women's golf coach and her mother watch the women's basketball team in the UNI-dome; photo.
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20 Panthers breeze past Eastern Illinois 96-66 After their first win at Eastern Illinois, UNI will be back in the UNI-Dome on Saturday; photo.
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21 Two UNI records smashed indoors at Panther Classic
Giegerich--Dominic
UNI captured 9 of 16 events over Missouri Valley, Illinois State, and the University of Iowa; photo.
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22 Women cagers lose to Eastern 81-70 Saturday
Huffman--Elwin
UNI will next travel to Indiana State; photo.