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1 Ambassadors attend "beneficial" convention
Adamson--Peter (Student--1990) 		Six UNI Student Alumni Ambassadors attended the Student Alumni Association/Student Foundation National Convention in Kansas earlier this month.
2 Ex death row prisoner to speak at UNI Subject of movie "Thin Blue Line", Randall Adams, will speak in the Union Wednesday.
3 Record enrollment figures announced
Allan--Matt 		Enrollment is at all time high of 12,638 and students are better prepared to enter college.
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4 Article incorrectly informs students
Wallace--Patricia A. (Class of 1993) 		Bartlett Hall is not the only residence hall on campus to house international students.
5 Issues for U' n 'I
Raine--Lisa Marie (Classes of 1991 and 1995) 		President of NISG encourages students to mail their campus concerns and problems to her office.
6 On the Other Hand
Thompson--Mark E. 		Columnist comments on the reunification efforts of Germany.
7 Untitled
Graves--Kevin 		Off-campus students are invited to Union tonight for group yearbook photograph.
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8 Legislative assembly candidates profiled
Feuling--John S. 		Candidates for the six open Legislative Assembly seats are profiled.
9 Rotaract Club establishes chapter at UNI
Struck--Chad A. 		Darcie Novotny attended Rotary International Convention in June. Rotaract Club began at UNI last spring.
10 UNI department receives gift from CF Police
Huggins--Kelly (Class of 1993) 		Cedar Falls Police Protective Association donated Schwin Airdyne exercise bike to Cardiac Rehabilitation Program.
11 UNI graduate is first on CPA exam; number one out of 68,000
Allan--Matt 		Kevin Banwart received nation's top score on the CPA exam and will receive Gold Medal award. Several other UNI graduates also received recognition for their performance on the exam.
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12 UNI keeps pace with needs of the handicapped
Phipps--David (Student--1990) 		UNI buildings and grounds have been handicapped accessible for the past nine years.
13 Wildlife presentation Glendon Brunk will speak on the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Wednesday in the Union.
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14 Sartori Memorial Hospital offers cholesterol screening Cholesterol screenings will be held September 25-26 and will test for triglycerides and lipoprotein levels as well.
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15 Brash band in "BOX 10."; popular band plays on the UNI Hill
Hein--Kristin D. 		Review of "Box 10.".
16 Folk dance highlights cultures
Fisher--Carrie A. (Classes of 1993 and 1996) 		International Folk Ensemble members learn and perform dances from around the world; photo.
17 Ski season in sight
Kline--Rebecca 		First meeting of Ski Club will be October 9. Club members take four or five trips per season.
18 Tuba -- or not tuba?
Johnston--Krista L. (Class of 1992) 		UNI Marching Band and tuba players are an important part of football games; photo.
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19 . . . Nowhere Man
Duve'--Norm 		Columnist and a freshman student discuss walking across campus at night and his NI column.
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20 Bowlsby addresses issues of student-athletes, facilities and Northern Iowa
Ware--Eric 		Profile of UNI athletic director Bob Bowlsby.
21 Panther air attack buries Idaho State
Mitchell--Julie A. (Class of 1994) 		UNI experiences 44-10 victory over Idaho State.
22 Panthers cruise to 11th win; volleyballers blast SLU, UW-M
Ranslem--Corey D. (Class of 1992) 		UNI volleyball team defeated St. Louis University and University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee for 11-0 record; photo.
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23 Former Panther finding new niche in New Zealand; Panthers in the pros
Harberts--Chad L. (Class of 1993) 		Former UNI pitcher Sarah O'Byrne now playing softball in New Zealand. Former player Kim Brunner is her catcher.
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24 UNI defeats Wartburg in dual, 8-1
DeHaven--Michelle 		UNI defeated Wartburg, 8-1. They will play Graceland College next Saturday to finish their fall season.
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25 Busy weekend for women's tennis team
Bivens--Tami 		UNI defeated Loras College and Wisconsin-LaCrosse; however, they lost to St. Ambrose and Southwest State; photo.
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26 UNI's season is not even close to over
Harberts--Chad L. (Class of 1993) 		UNI's football team is 2-2 and has five conference games and two non-league games left. Volleyball coach Iradge Ahrabi-Fard is pleased with the eleven wins his team has scored so far.