Issue Contents

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1 Advice given to students about telephone surveys
Saucer--Caroline 		The police and Professor Gilgen advise care in responding to purported telephone surveys.
2 Blume new USI director after Blake resignation
Krall--Tiffany 		Carl Blake resigns due to responsibilities, including running for UNISA presidency; Debora Blume talks about her plans for USI.
3 Fraternities, sororities rushing
Osborne--Ann Marie (Class of 1991) 		Description of spring informal rush procedures.
4 Winter wonderland..
Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988) 		Snow bank along Dry Run Creek; photo.
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5 Officer's death evokes memories of childhood
Leahy--Dana K. 		Finds value in death of John Chase.
6 The Human Element
McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990; 		Speculations about the caucuses.
7 Uncle Blotto's Magic Playland
White--Joseph C. (Student--1987) 		Features Uncle Blotto travelling to interview President Bush..
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8 Rial, Sanders announce candidacy for presidency
Sanders--David K. 		David K. Sanders and Tom Rial talk about their plans.
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9 Dukakis, Gephardt speak to UNI
Iwerks--Daniel H. (Classes of 1991 and 1994) 		Excerpts from remarks.
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10 R. A. candidates being interviewed
Williams--Jonathan Vincent (Class of 1991) 		A look at the procedures for selection of resident assistants.
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11 KCRS disc jockeys get exposure
Guinn--Suzanne 		Window installed in studio; photo.
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12 Bramhall to explain NSE program today
Butzlaff--Leslie
13 Necessary experience gained through Co-op
Schoffelman--Tom 		Allan Stamberg talks about the program, its procedures, and its benefits.
14 Orientation staff seeks 14 members
Kramer--Sheila 		Will assist with summer orientation.
15 Tennis anyone?
Kappmeyer--Brian 		Snow covers the tennis courts; photo.
16 Union to host fair, blood drive today
Moriarity--Kris 		United Way will present fair.
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17 Movie review: Good Morning Vietnam
McKinney--Dave 		Review of the movie 'Good Morning Vietnam' with Robin Williams and Bruno Kirby.
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18 Dorm Life--But Not as We Know It
Walker--Michael Edward (Class of 1991) 		Dealing with cold weather.
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19 UNI classes extend through entire state Faculty travel to distant cities to deliver courses.
20 Vienna Sextet to perform Profile of the group.
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21 Panthers set several school, UNI-Dome records at meet
Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988) 		UNI men's team participated in the UNI Invitational on Friday. Brad Miller and Jeff Burris broke school records; photo.
22 Women cagers battle league-leading Southern Illinois into OT
Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988) 		UNI lost to Southern Illinois on Thursday in overtime, and to Eastern Illinois on Saturday; photo.
23 Wrestling squad tangles with No.1 Oklahoma St.
Glaser--Jerome 		UNI beat Southwest Missouri State on Friday, 41-3, and lost to Oklahoma State on Sunday, 24-13.
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24 Men's tennis squad competes in exhibition
Watts--Timothy 		Men's team played an exhibition match against Westfield Club on Saturday, the score ended at 6-6.
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25 Houston Astros pitching coach hosts clinic at UNI
DeHaven--Michelle 		Ed Watt, former major league player and pitching coach for the Houston Astros, hosted a workshop at UNI on Saturday.
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26 Panther road troubles continue; defeated at Cleveland State 110-82
Huffman--Elwin 		Panthers lost to Cleveland State on Saturday, 110-82.