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1	Loan crisis confronted; students speak out Huebner--Kimberly Jo (Class of 1994)	United States Student Association believes current student loan foundation financial crisis is the result of past policies.


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2	MAPS to begin Sept. 17	"Monday Afternoon Pathways to Success" seminars will begin September 17 with guest speakers giving presentations on self improvement topics.


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3	Stolen sign upsets manager; "not just a silly prank" Huebner--Kimberly Jo (Class of 1994)	Campus Student Bookstore sign was stolen September 1 but returned September 8; photo.

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4	Thompson's column praised, questioned Baird--Amy	Student describes her perceptions of God's views on homosexuals.


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5	Untitled Thompson--Mark E.	With Saddam Hussein in Iraq, columnist questions Nostradamus' prediction of the coming of the anti-Christ.

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6	Bell wishes to represent students Bell--William	Candidate for Democratic representative William "Bill" Bell asks for student support.


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7	Issues for U' n I' Raine--Lisa Marie (Classes of 1991 and 1995)	NISG president urges students to register to vote.


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8	Student devises plan to finish campus construction Kaufmann--John	Student proposes using military personnel to finish campus construction projects.

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9	Cooking privileges for fall 1991 restricted; fire safety code violated Dolgener--Jennifer A. (Class of 1993)	Stoves will be removed from Noehren and Hagemann Halls and Bender and Dancer Hall lounges will be renovated because of safety code; photo.


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10	Program of diversity planned for UNI Allan--Matt	"A Celebration of Diversity" is a six-day celebration to make students aware of minority cultures. Activities include live bands, comedian, discussion group, and lecture.


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11	Robert Minter named dean of school of management; first of a series Phipps--David (Student--1990)	Robert Minter named Dean of the College of Business Administration.

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12	Portuguese offered for language requirement	Learning the language of Brazil, Portuguese, may be important in the future.

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13	Students may replace troops in Middle East	Many students will be affected if President George Bush calls up the military reservists to fight in the mid-east.

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14	Methodist church establishes new weekly singles group, M.A.S.T Fisher--Carrie A. (Classes of 1993 and 1996)	First United Methodist Church in Waterloo has organized a singles group, Meeting As Singles Together, for UNI students and others.


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15	Phone-a-thon and senior challenge in planning stages Havlik--Carey A. (Class of 1993)	Senior challenge is a way to acknowledge the senior class and allow them to raise funds for their class gift.


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16	Regular fitness classes offered by Wellness Promotion Program Korschot--Adrienne	Program offers inexpensive exercise classes to students and faculty; photo.


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17	UNI representatives attend national Model UN conference in New York Duve'--Norm	Ten representatives from UNI attended conference at the United Nations Building June 28-July 1.

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18	Womenfest to be celebrated by Family Resource Center	Day-long celebration of women will be held at Holiday Inn September 28.

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19	Untitled Duve'--Norm	Columnist comments on the leadership of President George Bush.

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20	Full schedule planned; Funion '90 Duve'--Norm	"Funion '90" will introduce new students to campus activities and groups September 12. Other activities scheduled include live band and contests.

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21	One of the world's oldest steel bands to perform at Funion	"21st Century Steel Band" will perform next Wednesday night in the Union for Funion.

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22	Radio call-in show features prejudice Ebert--Stephanie	National Public Radio will feature week-long program called "Class of 2000: The Prejudice Puzzle".


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23	Union hosts homecoming activities Ruhde--Ellen	Homecoming Pep Rally party will be held October 5 in the Union, featuring comedian Ben Ulin. Dance will be held October 6 with music by "Back Alley Band".

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24	Iowa State too much for Panthers, 35-6; Bryant gets 177 yards Harberts--Chad L. (Class of 1993)	Panthers lose game to Iowa State, 35-6; photo.


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25	Northern Iowa gains a split at Iowa State Harberts--Chad L. (Class of 1993)	UNI defeated Drake at volleyball mythical state championships in Ames; photo.


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26	Panthers win again!; strong team play defeats Bulldogs, Cyclones Sievers--Kristen M. (Class of 1991)	Panthers win All-Iowa Classic in Ames this weekend with wins over Drake and Iowa State.

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27	Women's tennis team wins opener over Central, 7-2 Bivens--Tami	UNI defeats Central College in first meet of year; Graceland cancels match.

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28	Women take second at Indianola Nielsen--Jennifer	Women's cross country placed second out of ten teams at the Dick Buxton Invitational.

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29	Untitled Ranslem--Corey D. (Class of 1992)	UNI player Charles Lister is flipped upside down at UNI-Iowa State game Saturday; photo.

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30	Panther men's golf team set to begin play; face Drake today Foster--Al	Men's golf team hopes to win conference this season and begins play today against Drake.


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31	Panther Profile Bivens--Tami	Profile of UNI head football coach Terry Allen; photo.