Issue Contents

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1 "Teen Park" added at Sturgis Falls; Floods move annual celebration
Burnham--Bob 		Survey of activities at festival.
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2 Professor vows to protect UNI; wants enrollment cap reinstated
Weiss--Sonya 		Professor Longnecker believes something must be done to meet rising enrollment without accompanying state funding.
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3 Slammm!
Johnston--Krista L. (Class of 1992)
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4 Wright Hall renovation is part of campus evolution
Weiss--Sonya 		Survey of construction and renovation underway and planned.
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5 National health program is for "sensible Americans"
Stumme--Darin 		Disagrees with columnist on socialized medicine.
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6 Starving in the USSR, and why the locals will choose noodles over nukes
Norris--David A. 		Outlines views on Russian crisis.
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7 New Russian program implemented at Price Lab for high school students
Burnham--Bob 		Will offer two years of Russian.
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8 Thomson receives prestigious award as educator/administrator of the year Brief profile of Professor Thomson; photo.
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9 UNI joins substance abuse research group Will coordinate efforts on research.
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10 Potential Panthers enhance talent
Johnston--Krista L. (Class of 1992) 		UNI is hosting several sports camps over the summer; photo.
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11 University museum thrives despite being overlooked
Behrends--Lisa L. (Class of 1993) 		Brief history of Museum; photo.
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12 "Hudson Hawk" crashes while "Bob" is lovable
Peacock--Todd 		Review of movies "Hudson Hawk" with Bruce Willis, and "What About Bob" with Bill Murray.
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13 Parks comprise five percent of Cedar Falls' land; 785 acres out of 22,000 total city acres devoted to park system
Hein--Kristin D. 		Survey of city parks.