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1 Access UNI no longer inaccessible
Deibler--Molly (Class of 1999) 		Many students encountered problems when trying to view their grades on the Web via UNI's new Access UNI system; photo.
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2 Hussein halts U.N. inspectors
Mabie--Kevin 		Iraq's Saddam Hussein will not allow United Nations weapons inspections to do their work because of American involvement.
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3 Lang Hall vote deferred another month Iowa State Board of Regents deferred action on the Lang Hall program statement and design phase until February.
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4 Outside awful; Dome delightful
Arbuckle--Amanda A. (Class of 2001) 		Hillary Struck runs in the UNI-Dome to escape sub-zero temperatures outside; photo.
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5 Shazam cash machines to be installed in Redeker, Towers Shazam cash machines will be installed in Redeker Center and Towers Center.
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6 UNI professor dies in university office Professor Virgil Noack suffered a heart attack and died in his Baker Hall office December 16, 1997.
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7 Public Safety log Campus crime report.
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8 What's Up Schedule of activities and meetings.
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9 Farley's death prompts contemplation of life
McCammon--Ryan 		Columnist reflects on death and life after recent death of comedian Chris Farley.
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10 Last call for driving drunk Miller Lite began the "Last Call Free Ride" program at Broosters on New Year's Eve to transport home those who could not drive safely.
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11 Time to rethink embargo against Cuba
Grant--Jeff 		Columnist discusses the current U. S. embargo against Cuba.
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12 Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Phi Epsilon announces its schedule for spring 1998 recruitment.
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13 What I didn't do over break
Heeren--Chad 		Columnist tells how he spent and wasted time over the winter interim.
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14 Intramural sports activities to begin the spring semester 1998 Spring intramural sports activities announced.
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15 Jaquith violated other students' rights, instructor authority in taping
Wang--Jennie (English Faculty) 		Professor Jennie Wang clarifies the newspaper story concerning a student who wished to tape class discussions.
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16 Women's basketball worthy of fan support
Iehl--Jerri (Class of 1998) 		Local fan says that the women's basketball team deserves more support.
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17 Electronic report cards latest change in grading
McGuire--Joni 		The grading system at UNI has changed from percentage marks to a letter system through the years.
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18 KUNI brings in New Year with something for everyone
Waldschmitt--Jennifer 		Radio station KUNI has classical, alternative rock, blues, and rhythm and blues music, along with live shows and news updates.
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19 Last call? Get a free ride through new safe-ride service
Stoffel--Jason P. 		The "Last Call Free Ride" program will give free rides home to patrons in Broosters and Celebrations from January through March.
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20 The Riot Act
Greene--James (Class of 2001) 		Machine gun on display in the National Postal Museum.
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21 Cultural essay winner announced
McGuire--Joni 		Becky Trenary, Alecia Fett, Kenneth Estling, and Michael DeCicco placed in the first Ethnic and Minorities Cultural and Educational Center essay contest.
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22 What would Dr. King say if he were alive today? John L. Harris will speak at a program to honor the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on January 20, 1998, in the Union Expansion.
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23 "Good Will Hunting" one of year's top ten
Wood--Pati 		Review of movie "Good Will Hunting" with Matt Damon and Ben Affleck.
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24 Panther men take first MVC win
Arbuckle--Amanda A. (Class of 2001) 		UNI broke a four game losing streak by beating Drake in the Dome, 74-60, Monday night; photo.
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25 Winter break action Results of interim athletic events.
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26 Wrestlers return home to host UNI duals
Coss--Matthew R. (Class of 2000) 		UNI beat Cal State Fullerton, 27-20, Friday and placed four at the Cal Davis Open Saturday; photo.
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27 Panther women face big weekend in MVC; UNI hosts three after 1-5 break
Enderton--Shaun J. 		UNI beat Indiana State but lost conference games to Creighton, Drake, Wichita State, and Illinois State.
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28 Track teams await next challenge at Iowa
Eshbaugh--Elaine M. (Class of 2000; Design--Textiles--Gerontology--and Family Studies Faculty) 		Both the men's and women's track teams performed well at the Iowa State Holiday Meet in Ames. No team scores were recorded.
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29 Where's the beef?
Redemske--Bryan (Class of 1999) 		Columnist believes the prizes given at UNI's basketball games are inadequate.