Issue Contents

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1	Former UNI professor dies after long illness	Wayne P. Truesdell died February 28, 1988; profile of his achievements.


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2	Operation HELLP to aid police Russell--Trina	Cedar Falls police attempting to decrease alcohol sales to minors.


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3	The baseball bog . . . . Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988)	Players look at the wet field; photo.


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4	UNI professors urge majors in sciences Stickfort--Patty	Enrollment has declined in sciences and industrial technology; professors see considerable opportunity in the fields.

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5	Heat of political race brings out immaturity Carrigan--Tom	Believes recent letter was unwarranted.


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6	Lobby Day set for tomorrow Blume--Debora (Class of 1994)	Wants students to lobby for the passage of a bill that would allow a student on the Board of Regents.


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7	Razing decision not hasty Thomson--Leland A. (Facilities Planning Staff)	Leland Thomson says that shutting down the old boiler was necessary.


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8	Senate members must be academically responsible	Supports minimum GPA for those involved in student government.


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9	The Human Element McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990;	A look at the Presidential primaries.

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10	Blake should receive thanks for bookstore Tank--Lori	Believes critics should appreciate Blake's hard work.


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11	Rial thanks supporters Rial--Thomas M.


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12	Student government serves real purpose Chung--Brian	Thanks those who ran for office.


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13	Students must work with new president Clemens--Jennifer A. (Class of 1989)	Did not like negative campaigning.

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14	UNI accounting students help area residents with taxes Smith--Michael Joseph (Classes of 1986 and 1990)	Will assist students, the elderly, and low income people.


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15	Writing Competency Exam help sessions available Nielsen--Kris (Student--1988)	Will help students prepare for the exam.

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16	Library to install new color copier Schooley--Terry	Doug Hieber talks about the new copier.


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17	Nominations being accepted for prestigious alumni award Iwerks--Daniel H. (Classes of 1991 and 1994)	Elly Leslie talks about the Alumni Association awards.

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18	New public policy master's program being developed Hawes--Christine E. (Class of 1990)	Dean Deegan talks about the development and purposes of the new degree; may be offered in 1989.


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19	What's Up	Meetings and activities.

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20	The same old grind Kappmeyer--Brian	Mike Tovar works on Health Center.

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21	Soccer it to 'em.. Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988)	Dawn Davis and Mary Hansen get ready for a soccer game; photo.

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22	Initiative: student creates, teaches his own class Krall--Tiffany	Tim Mousel teaches martial arts class.


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23	No soft serve ice cream in residents' near future Watts--Timothy	Official cites high costs of rental or purchase and higher priorities.


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24	Two birds with one stone Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988)	Craig Sunken composes music while doing his laundry; photo.

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25	Dorm Life--But Not as We Know It Walker--Michael Edward (Class of 1991)	A look at the restrooms.

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26	This week in UNI history Olson--Lynn

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27	Many roles, expectations contribute to teacher stress	Charles Dedrick, Donna Raschke, and Richard Hawkes talk about the difficulties that teachers experience.

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28	Nurse honored as 1988 American Cancer Society's 'favorite Panther' Glaser--Jerome	Nick Nurse won the American Cancer Society's Favorite Panther award for 1988; photo.


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29	Panthers send 7 to Nationals in Ames; UNI wins third consecutive regional title Glaser--Jerome	UNI won their third straight West Regional championship; photo.


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30	Tennis team faces fierce opponents over weekend Watts--Timothy	UNI competed in the Blue Devil Invitational last Friday and Saturday.

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31	Plans for golf course demolition, Highway 58 relocation continue Kalous--Chris	UNI's golf course will be demolished to make room for Highway 58.


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32	Swimmers finish strong in weekend competition DeHaven--Michelle	UNI men's team competed in the Midwest Independent Tournament from Thursday, March 3, to Saturday, March 5.

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33	Roberts ends UNI basketball career as school's all-time scoring leader Hopkey--Andrea	UNI women's team ended their season; senior Diane Roberts ends her career at UNI as all-time scoring leader.

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34	Scheduling large school opponents becoming trademark for UNI school Ingebritson--Rick	UNI has begun to schedule games against higher division schools.


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35	Untitled Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988)	A play at first base; photo.