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1 Gephardt hopes to see America regain economic independence
Witt--Nancy (Student--1985-1988) 		Richard Gephardt speaks at the Jepson Symposium; photo.
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2 Iowa Senate to discuss provision for bookstore
Majerus--Tim 		Richard Varn says that provision will include measure to assure that bookstore will be located in the Union; Lowell Norland says that he would prefer that a location not be stipulated.
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3 Lang to be recipient of honorary degree
Hawes--Christine E. (Class of 1990) 		Will be seventh recipient of a UNI honorary degree; colleagues pay tribute to his achievements.
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4 Workin' at the car wash . . . .
Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988) 		Members of Kids on Campus participate in a fund-raising car wash; photo.
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5 'Leave Nicaragua alone'
Swanson--Leif D. 		Feels the United States should not intervene in Nicaraguan affairs.
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6 Clarity needed for escort
Roorda--Dawn 		Explains a recent problem in obtaining an escort home.
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7 Deno: First Blood
Marlow--Paul S. (Class of 1988) 		The confused Iowa governor goes to Des Moines to lobby for more college financial aid.
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8 Piece of Mind
Hudson--Terry 		Supports capital punishment.
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9 Rank and pay lop-sided Feels UNI should hire more women professors to improve gender equality.
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10 College costs cause problems
Carney--Mike
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11 Concerns about M. Phil result from its uniqueness
Bingham--Elizabeth (Class of 1915) 		Board of Regents staff has reservations about purpose of degree and adequate faculty time to assist students with the degree, but it passes.
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12 Professor says Latin America misunderstood by Americans
Witt--Nancy (Student--1985-1988) 		Luis Aguilar offers viewpoints; photo.
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13 Flying High
Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988) 		Student plays frisbee; photo.
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14 Jepson Symposium focuses on international trade problems
Krall--Tiffany 		Excerpts from remarks by Dean Kleckner.
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15 What's Up Meetings and activities.
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16 UNI-Gripe lets students voice concerns, ideas
Moore--Lisa E. (Class of 1988) 		UNISA solicits complaints and suggestions.
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17 Wubben announces committee to examine future "NI" funding
Moore--Lisa E. (Class of 1988) 		Will consider Board of Student Publications recommendation.
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18 Philosophical conference set for next week
Baldwin--Vicki 		Professor Thakur will present paper.
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19 Winning to be topic of speech Denis Waitley will speak.
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20 Conference attempts to shed light on Amish
Fredrickson--JoLynne 		160 attend conference; excerpts from several presentations.
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21 Hispanic Awareness Week begins with events Monday
Himschoot--Rebecca (Student--1987) 		Alma Reyes talks about the upcoming events.
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22 KUNI fund-raiser is an education in wine
Masiker--Sheri 		Diane Winkey talks about the "Days of Wine and Tulips" fundraiser.
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23 CEIP helps foreign students
Moriarity--Kris 		Virginia Hash talks about the program.
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24 Professor to write book on sexuality
Gates--Bonnie 		Joel Wells talks about plans for a book.
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25 Art exhibition awards announced List of those honored in the annual juried show.
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26 Gospel choir to perform on Saturday Program for performance.
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27 Helping others . . . .
Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988) 		UNI's athletic trainers hold an open house in the PEC; photo.
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28 Feature Notes . . . Program for performance of Symphonic Band; will hold work shop for adults considering returning to or starting college.
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29 Burris breaks mark at Drake
Giegerich--Dominic 		Jeff Burris set a UNI men's outdoor track record in the 800-meter relay; photo.
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30 Men netters second at AMCU tournament
Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988) 		UNI claimed the runner-up spot for the second straight year; photo.
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31 Panthers split twinbill with Western Saturday
Huffman--Elwin 		UNI lost the opener to Western Illinois, 9-1, but won the nightcap,12-4.
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32 Spring Game Saturday winds up football drills
Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988) 		Inside linebacker John Hill will sit out of spring training due to a chipped ankle bone; photo.
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33 Eastern eliminates UNI from AMCU-8 tourney
Huffman--Elwin 		UNI's baseball squad was eliminated from the AMCU-8 tournament in four straight defeats by Eastern Illinois.
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34 Gillespie's final-round 75 lands her on all-Gateway golf squad
Grawe--Jim 		UNI ended up 20th of 26 in the Drake Relays Festival.