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| U2 bypasses Dome for Carver-Hawkeye | Fans comment. | |
| Band refused to compromise | U2 management believes they will make more money performing at Carver-Hawkeye. | |
| Candidate Simon guest at language conference | Paul Simon will speak at foreign language conference. |
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| Apartments soon to be inspected | City will inspect apartments for health and safety features. |
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| Backpackers survive weather, starvation | Don Briggs leads backpacking classes to Yellow River; photo. | |
| Participants praise Sibling Weekend | Held last year as Noehren Hall event; campus-wide this year; a look at the activities. |
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| Prayer group strives to create unity among denominations | Students and others meet Wednesday mornings for prayer. |
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| Internships offer professional experience in Washington, D.C. | ||
| Students learn proper etiquette techniques | Wine and Dine will continue, but without alcoholic beverages. |
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| Campus ministries to host CROP Walk during parade | Will raise money for poor people around the world. |
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| Uchida will perform in Auditorium | Profile of Mitsuko Uchida. | |
| Tiny bubbles? | Mary Pieper blows bubbles; photo. | |
| Dorm Life--But Not as We Know It | A look at someone preparing for and taking a test. |
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| Volleyball team keeps winning; at home tonight | UNI beat St. Ambrose on Tuesday, 3-0; play at UNI tonight against Western Illinois; photo. | |
| Panthers start quest for league title tomorrow | Panthers begin league play Saturday in a game against Indiana State; photo. | |
| Softball team wins 3-0, 1-0 | UNI came away from Iowa Round-Robin Tournament with a record of 6-5. |
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| Sue Lahr leads UNI golf scores | Captain Sue Lahr leads UNI's squad this year; photo. |
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| Shaddox looks for improvement | UNI finished nineteenth out of twenty-six teams at the Midwest Collegiate Invitational. | |
| Monte Meyer paces UNI in weekend golf tourney | Senior Monte Meyer led the Panthers in scoring at the UNI Classic. |
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| Students' appeals ignored | Unhappy that Regents increased tuition despite students' appeal. | |
| Allnighter's Club | Conclusion of "Raiders of the Lost Aud"; adventurer speaks to 'Denotep.' | |
| New requirements cost students | Believes that new professional sequence and general education will keep students in school an extra year. | |
| The Human Element | False confessions. |
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| Point Blank | Looks at effects of tuition increases; unhappy the cross country team uses golf course. |
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| UNI still without condoms | Noehren Hall considering installation of vending machines; some campus bars have them. |
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| Enrollment drops by 1.3 percent following new cap, requirements | Fall 1987 is 11,431; officials speculate on causes. | |
| UNISA committee to investigate different funding method for NI | Has been increasing competition for UNISA funding. |
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| UNISA vote to address student-run bookstore | Referendum will attempt to gauge student opinion on bookstore. |
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| Feeding who? | Rose Brust Kern and children feed ducks in Prexy's Pond; photo. |
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| Debate tourney comes to UNI | Thirty teams will come to campus. | |
| What's Up | Meetings and activities. | |
| True boredom | Mary DeCoster studies outdoors; photo. |
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| 1987 could be biggest year yet for cooperative education | Fifty-nine students currently enrolled. | |
| Students find co-op invaluable | Students talk about their co-op experiences. |
