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1 Computer registration system up by summer; no more long registration lines
Carlson--Stephanie 		New system should simplify process.
2 Pint-sized Panther
Merrill--Christa 		Young cheerleader at recent game; photo.
3 ROTH residents given cold shoulder by plumbing
Carlson--Stephanie 		Hard water deposits leave residents without hot water.
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4 Senior Week calendar of events Senior Challenge Committee announces programs.
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5 UNI searching for architects to design performing arts center
Kane--Linda L. (Class of 1996) 		Committee works to select architect by early spring.
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6 American Humanics Student Asssociation Will meet.
7 Public Safety log Campus crime report.
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8 Get rich quick! Spill coffee!
Manuel--Timothy J. (Class of 1995) 		Comments on recent court case regarding spill of hot coffee.
9 No comment . . . right! Complains about lack of response from UNI administrators regarding resignations of President Curris and Dean Byers-Pevitts.
10 Time marches on for students, except in Lang Hall; can't someone find 20 minutes to fix a few clocks?
Mochal--Jeff 		Complains about inconsistent clock settings in Lang Hall.
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11 Anti-choice rhetoric grounded in sexism
Thomas--Calvin (English Faculty) 		Believes recent letter did not get at real issue.
12 Government has interest in protecting unborns
Fry--J. Keith 		Disagrees with recent column.
13 Hitler opposed freedom of choice, too
Wipperman--Darin 		Attempts to refute recent letter.
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14 UNI campus not perfect, has room to improve; student offers views to UNI Strategic Planning Committee
Werner--Kevin 		Would like to see better parking, more open hours in PEC, and better financial aid packages.
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15 House of Large Sizes moving forward with opportunity, album of their lives
Wolter--Shawn D. (Class of 1997) 		Group is working on new album; photo.
16 Ramadan: time for Muslims' strength
Moes--Matthew F. 		Description of month of fasting.
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17 Oil wrestling slides onto Hill at centerstage of Stein
Jens--Brandon D. 		Describes recent event at the Stein.
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18 Big Hat's final disc helps heal absence; with hypnotic instrumentals, explosions of rock
York--Rafe 		Review of latest album.
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19 Panther men avenge loss, 77-76
Gruhn--Matthew A. (Class of 1995) 		Panthers defeat Indiana State, 77-76, play Southwest Missouri State next; photo.
20 Women dumped by Drake, Creighton
Anderson--Nick 		Drake defeats UNI, 81-62, and Creighton strongarms them 83-68; photo.
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21 Pippen should learn from Young; defying the characteristics of a good sport
Meisenheimer--Blake E. (Class of 1995) 		Does not like Pippen's recent behavior.
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22 Men, women victorious in home track meet
Ahlstrand--David R. (Class of 1997) 		Panther track teams both win first in Mercantile Bank Invitational; have room for improvement; photo.
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23 Wrestlers fall to ISU, beat Northern Illinois UNI defeated Northern Illinois, 30-13, but fall to ISU, 38-6; photo.