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1 Candidates participate in debate
Smith--Michael Joseph (Classes of 1986 and 1990) 		Carl Blake, David Sanders, and Tom Rial answer questions and state their positions; photo.
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2 Students lobby for Regents seat
Thomas--Daniel Carl (Class of 1988) 		USI supports Jane Teaford's bill.
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3 UNI student robbed near Dome Monday
Krall--Tiffany 		Robbed at gunpoint in Hudson Road underpass.
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4 Legislator's attitudes are typical of others'
Vogel--Nick 		Believes that students' importance is often not appreciated.
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5 Life And How To Live It
White--Joseph C. (Student--1987) 		Fifth-year student is forced to move back into the dorms.
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6 Students urged to vote Wednesday
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7 The Human Element
McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990; 		Questions several articles in recent Northern Iowans.
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8 UNI should examine its parking priorities
Myers--Andy 		Unhappy that faculty seem to get better parking locations.
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9 Blake represents proven leadership, experience
Thompson--John 		Supports Carl Blake.
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10 Rial sets record straight
Rial--Thomas M. 		Unhappy with proposed location of student bookstore in Redeker Center; thought that it would be in the Union expansion.
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11 Sanders offers students responsibility, maturity
Lake--George
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12 Students advised against Blake
Hager--Michael A. (Class of 1988; VP os administration and financial services) 		Cite their reasons for opposing Carl Blake.
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13 Blake defends brochure claims
Blake--Carl E.--III 		Cites resolution that he introduced which would more clearly mark handicapped parking spaces.
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14 Whipple's accusations are not based on fact
Gibbs--David 		Points out work of Carl Blake.
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15 UNI gets first pre-bid
Kappmeyer--Brian 		Aaron Hawbaker and Ken Schuler get automatic berth in national tournament; photo.
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16 Ranger Challenge results
Rhinehart--Natalie (Student--1987-1988) 		UNI places second.
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17 Rutkowski given life UPB post
Iwerks--Daniel H. (Classes of 1991 and 1994) 		Professor Rutkowski given honorary membership; photo.
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18 What's Up Meetings and activities.
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19 Blake pamphlet questioned
Krall--Tiffany 		Several students outline their own beliefs about Carl Blake's achievements.
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20 Student association supports non-traditionals
Hensley--Robert B. (Classes of 1990 and 1992) 		A close look at NINTSA and its activities.
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21 West adjusts to dorm life; after 20 years with family, home
Kappmeyer--Brian 		Julie West talks about her experience as a non-traditional student and about living in the dorm; photo.
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22 As older students return to college non-traditional groups appear
Hensley--Robert B. (Classes of 1990 and 1992) 		Numbers are growing.
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23 Chinese art: a study in culture
Westercamp--Sherri 		Chinese calligraphy and painting on display.
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24 Guest director sheds new light on A Midsummer Night's Dream
Kappmeyer--Brian 		David Goldstein talks about the play; photo.
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25 Oatts to be featured during jazz festival
Moriarity--Kris 		Dick Oatts will play with Jazz Band; photo.
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26 This week in UNI history
Olson--Lynn
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27 Academic requirements for athletes same as student body
Glaser--Jerome 		NCAA has ruled that grading for athletes must be the same as for the rest of the student body.
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28 Burris athlete of the week Jeff Burris was named AMCU-8 Conference Track Athlete of the Week.
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29 National letters of intent signed; 16 junior college players, 9 preps
DeHaven--Michelle 		UNI football team recruited twenty-six new players to the university.
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30 Not many bright spots for UNI in 91-70 setback to St. Louis
Huffman--Elwin 		UNI lost to St. Louis on Tuesday, 91-70; photo.
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31 UNI's tennis team loses to talented Iowa State
Watts--Timothy 		Panthers lost to Iowa State on Valentine's Day, 9-0.
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32 Undefeated Shedenhelm takes week-and-a-half off to rest, 'get hungry'
Glaser--Jerome 		Kurt Shedenhelm took the week off from UNI's team; photo.
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33 Intramurals encourage student participation
Bowman--Dennis 		The second semester of intramural games is underway.