Issue Contents

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1 Board of Regents to get new members
Stickfort--Patty 		Governor Branstad will appoint four new members.
2 Enrollment cap may be lifted
Woelfel--Jodi (Student--1988-1990) 		Rick Stinchfield says that there will probably be money to hire more faculty, so the university can enroll more students.
3 Presidential election voided
Miller--Jennifer C. (Student--1989-1990) 		New election to be held; only Doc Grauberger's name will be printed on ballot; UNISA approves establishment of election ethics committee.
4 Spring cleaning
Swartz--Brian 		Dean Blake cleans up the Delta Chi front yard.
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5 Curran says commission deliberated several hours
Curran--Margaret 		Claims that commission gave each complaint a thorough and unbiased look.
6 Graduate student sees parking survey as a farce
Mayer--Adrian J. 		Believes faculty should park far from campus and students should park close to campus.
7 Hoing criticized for "blind judgement"
Iwerks--Daniel H. (Classes of 1991 and 1994) 		Believes that opposition to affirmative action is not necessarily racist thinking.
8 Wilde Ideas
Wilde--Jesse 		Offers to run for UNISA president in wake of recent controversy.
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9 Ashamed of UNISA
Spellman--Anne 		Students do not like what they saw at a recent UNISA meeting.
10 Athletes shower & crawl on the coach
Waech--Paul 		Ironic comments on work of athletes.
11 Grapplers deserve coverage
Steffensmeier--Gary 		Points out errors in recent coverage; believes achievements deserve more coverage.
12 Put green into education
Raine--Lisa Marie (Classes of 1991 and 1995) 		Offers directions for writing to General Assembly about education funding.
13 Revolutionary ideas
Burns--Ricky 		Calls for dissolution of UNISA.
14 What does UNISA do?
Davidson--Brad 		Not even sure about what UNISA stands for.
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15 6% biodegradable, 94% pollution
Franzen--Keith 		Does not believe that "starch-based" bags go very far in the direction of recycling.
16 Commission's accusations
Harger--Brian L. 		UNISA Election Commission attempts to put its views on record.
17 Worst injustice of them all
Cooper--Vergestene 		Defends affirmative action.
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18 FADS program offers aid to needy business students
Lilledahl--Jeanne (Class of 1989) 		Crissie Frye talks about the program.
19 What's Up Meetings and activities.
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20 Smoke out activities planned
Miller--Jennifer C. (Student--1989-1990) 		Alpha Xi Delta outlines anti-smoking program.
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21 Credit cards easily obtained by students
Hansen--Steven
22 New accounting head considered
Wilde--Jesse 		Profile of Gerald Smith.
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23 Spring fever
Swartz--Brian 		Students enjoy the sun; photo.
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24 Disney World offers students lower rates
Miller--Jennifer C. (Student--1989-1990)
25 Many activities planned: courtesy of Budweiser
Holstrom--Jennifer 		Anheuser-Busch plans series of events in spring vacation areas.
26 Package deal helps students take a break
Holstrom--Jennifer 		A look at spring break package deals.
27 Spring Break around the corner . . . Tips offered for fun break
Howard--Elizabeth 		Travel tips.
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28 Maze challenges breakers
29 Photo survey
Wright--Michelle (Class of 1990) 		Students tell their dreams and their plans for spring break; photo.
30 Staying in Cedar Falls can still be a fun break
Wright--Michelle (Class of 1990) 		Tips on having fun locally.
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31 SAEs host annual egg hunt
Spellman--Anne 		David Douglas talks about the event that SAE has hosted for eight years.
32 UNI students tutor juvenile delinquents
Johnson--Elizabeth 		Duties of a tutor outlined.
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33 KCRS selected to vote for MTV music awards
Johnson--Curt (Student--1990)
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34 Air bands to rock in Aud
Wright--Michelle (Class of 1990) 		Plans for the contest.
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35 Five Minute Dilemma
Bower--Darrell (Class of 1990) 		A look at skateboarding.
36 More can be found in library than just books
Vonnahme--Connie 		A look at the services and collections of the University Archives and Special Collections of the library.
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37 Hockey club looks hopeful
Butcher--Gregg W. (Class of 1989) 		Hockey could join league next fall.
38 Injuries cited as reason for disappointing year
Swartz--Brian 		UNI's women's basketball team finished the season with a 7-18 mark because of injuries; photo.
39 Konigsmark predicts correctly: women win first outdoor meet of year
Frame--Doug 		UNI's women's tennis team defeated Graceland, 9-0, and Nebraska-Wesleyan, 6-3; photo.
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40 Go in!
Swartz--Brian 		Cheerleaders at a basketball game; photo.
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41 Sport gives health benefits, not competition for Klatt
Frame--Doug 		Profile of UNI Intramural Director Tim Klatt; photo.
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42 Long trip for fourth title Lenny McAbee won the annual Spirit of Sport All-Nighter's pizza eating contest.