Issue Contents

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1 Board of Student Publications hires new NI executive editors, announces award winners
Maroushek--Rhonda
Lisa Beierschmitt is summer executive editor; Jenni Koppes is next year's executive editor; Jeff Mochal wins Cubby award; David Ahlstrand wins Business/production award.
2 I got rhythm, I got music
Kwon--Sun
Students play guitars; photo.
3 Marketing honor society chartered
Patterson--Charlene
Mu Kappa Tau chapter of Pi Sigma Epsilon chartered on campus March 25.
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4 Tibetan monks keep culture alive
Exline--Heidi J.
Monks of Sara Je Monastery tell about Tibetan culture; photo.
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5 Free scholarship information available to students New software package available.
6 Summer classes offered includes driver education Two courses may be offered to those who want certification in driver education.
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7 Addition of new faculty members in Department of Geography Stephen McGregor and Kay Weller will join faculty; new environmental emphasis will be added.
8 National Student Exchange enables study at selected colleges Sixteen UNI students now studying elsewhere.
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9 Daylight Saving Time still an important part of spring tradition Outlines reasons for time change.
10 Libraries not fun any more
Mochal--Jeff
Recalls that he enjoyed libraries when he was younger; now he has too much work to do when he goes to a library.
11 Spring semesteritis swiftly spreading across UNI campus
Buchholz--Cheryl L. (Classes of 1995 and 2000)
Hard to study and concentrate when the weather is so nice.
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12 "To desecrate the flag is to rape the United States of America"
Loeffers--William Grant
Cites recent examples of misuse of flag; outlines importance of symbolism.
13 Hayworth's liberal arts column interesting, thoughtful
Shankar--Hari
Supports idea of broad education.
14 Seniors needed to support, contribute to class gift
Haisman--Emily (Classes of 1996 and 1998)
Urges students to support expanded parking project.
15 University should review dining policy for fairness
Fry--J. Keith
Believes dining centers ignore Christian holidays but honor other traditions' celebrations.
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16 UNI students should study multiplicity within American life, society
Gotera--Vince F. (English Faculty)
Believes that students should appreciate different American traditions.
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17 Cruisin' through Europe part II: Rome, the Basilica, the Vatican
Tillman--Ed
Recalls experiences of concert trip to Europe.
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20 Press your luck at AMA's Casino Night American Marketing Association sponsoring event.
21 Waterloo/Cedar Falls Symphony Orchestra welcomes Doc Severinsen
Madden--Kevin
Will perform together.
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22 The College Chef
Koppes--Jennifer
Auntie Lynn's Asparagus Casserole
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23 FARGO hits right on target; 'Coen brothers strike again
Herndon--Abby
A review of the movie "Fargo" with William Macey.
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24 UNI wins two; back above .500
Kwon--Sun
Panthers win doubleheader, 7-0, and 12-0. UNI plays Iowa Wednesday to mark a seven game road trip; photo.
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25 Softball team plays to even road record
Iehl--Jerri (Class of 1998)
UNI makes conference record 3-3.
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26 Men capture SEMotion title; women finish eighth
Kelley--Jerrod L. (Class of 1996)
Kyle Kepler and Juri Rovan individual champs; photo.
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27 Men's tennis team has no fun in Des Moines, loses all three meets Panthers defeated by Drake, 9-0, Indiana State, 9-0, and Southern Illinois, 7-2.
28 Panthers meet in St. Louis; top six a possibility
Kelley--Jerrod L. (Class of 1996)
Golfers are twelfth out of seventeen teams in St. Louis and are scheduled to play at Wichita State next week.