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1 Bonding bill for UNI draws mixed feelings
Hawes--Christine E. (Class of 1990) 		Politicians have differing views on bonding for Power Plant.
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2 Student groups lobby UNISA for more money
Hawes--Christine E. (Class of 1990) 		Students press cases for larger allocations.
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3 What a shine!
Kramer--Birdie 		A student waxes her car; photo.
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4 Deno: First Blood
Marlow--Paul S. (Class of 1988) 		Shows President Deno Curris talking with his wife about the recent kidnapping of Governor Terry Branstad.
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5 Interest in Third World needed
Halstead--Kregg 		Tries to spur students to take interest in political situations overseas.
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6 Piece of mind
Hudson--Terry 		Feels mandatory drug testing is in violation of a person's right to privacy.
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7 Students too accepting of changes in education
Prahl--Michael T. (Class of 1973 and 1990; History 		Feels students need to make themselves aware of changes in financial aid.
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8 All residents RHA members
Koster--Theresa R. (Class of 1989) 		Encourages students to be active in Residence Hall Association elections.
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9 Referees 'inconsistent'
Dias--Gerald 		Criticizes UNI basketball referees.
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10 Organ donation offers chance to help others
Rooney--David W. (Class of 1989) 		Procedures for organ donation.
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11 Tracking system will provide relief from financial aid delays
Moore--Lisa E. (Class of 1988) 		Phil Patton believes that improved document handling will lead to better service.
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12 Taking it easy . . .
Kramer--Birdie 		Students enjoy the warm weather outside of the TKE house; photo.
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13 What's up Meetings and activities.
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14 Foreign trip fosters lasting friendship
Fredrickson--JoLynne 		Amy Fraseur and Susan Haines talk about their experience studying in London; photo.
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15 Sibling rivalry led to speech
Hoffman--Sue 		Profile of Rich West; photo.
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16 Feature note . . . Looking for Homecoming logo.
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17 Stress workshop scheduled
Baldwin--Vicki 		Ken Jacobsen talks about a five-part series of workshops.
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18 Television and religion, is it help or is it hype?
Grawe--Jim 		John Folkers offers views on religious television programs.
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19 Military Ball expected to be exciting
Moriarity--Kris 		Captain Cassi describes the upcoming event.
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20 Panthers dominate West Regional
Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988) 		Seven UNI wrestlers claimed spots in the NCAA tournament field; photo.
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21 Men netters drop 8-2 decision to Westfield
Huffman--Elwin 		The tennis team will spend next week in Hawaii, with matches against the University of Hawaii and others.
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22 UNI sweeps four games from Lincoln
Huffman--Elwin 		UNI's baseball team will next travel to the Ozarks.
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23 Men swimmers end year with seven records
Giegerich--Dominic 		Men swimmers placed eighth in the Midwest Championships.