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| Panther Shuttle back on the streets | Panther Shuttle service will begin at 7:00 a.m. Monday, November 2; route schedule given; photo. | |
| Nussle attempts to 'reform Congress' | Jim Nussle is running for Congress. | |
| Hypnotizing the fans | Clay Walker, "The Dixie Chicks,' and Kenny Chesney performed in Waterloo Friday; photo. |
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| Columnist, player both off base | Student responds to Bryan Redemske's October 16 article on the UNI football team and to a UNI football player spitting in Redemske's face on the Hill. | |
| Differences are what make us strong | Faculty member responds to October 20 letter by Sandra Stone Bush on a unified America. | |
| Silence also becomes hate crime | "Unity is NOT the repression of others' identities for the cause of one race¿" |
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| UNI speaks out: I.E. Team: Contenders who stand alone | Individual Events Team members compete in eleven events; photo. | |
| Acting out: student plays come to life | Students will be producing scenes and short plays they have written as part of UNISTA's "An Evening of Student Plays." | |
| UNI speaks out: Debate Team: Argument Olympics | UNI Debate Team travels to many tournaments throughout the year. | |
| World famous opera singer to share talent with students | Opera singer Martina Arroyo will hold a master class in the Great Reading Room tomorrow; photo. |
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| People to know: Dorothy Grant: Making tracks all over the world | Profile of former UNI Museum employee Dorothy Grant; photo. |
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| The Riot Act | A student complains to a Department of Public Safety officer. | |
| Help is just a phone call away | Rape and abuse victims can receive confidential counseling through the Crisis Line. |
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| UNI Jazz Band One plays "Games" like pros | Review of "Games" performed by Jazz Band I. |
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| Sweet 16 for UNI volleyball team | UNI defeated Creighton and Drake on the road. | |
| Tanimoto: Panther tennis tutor | Feature on Assistant Tennis Coach Tetsu Tanimoto; photo. | |
| Swimming teams get their feet wet | Friday UNI won the Fifth Annual Panther Co-ed Swim Meet but lost to Truman State Saturday. | |
| Heating up! | Wrestling coaches created a sauna within their new locker room; photo. |
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| Primed for improved position; men's basketball preview | Preview of 1998-99 men's basketball team; photo. |
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| 1998 winter sports schedules | Winter schedules for wrestling and men's and women's basketball. | |
| Fall season comes to an end for tennis teams | Women's team ended their season at the Drake Invitational and men's did not compete at the Rolex Invitational. |
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| Toughness, youth key to success; 1998-99 wrestling preview | Preview of 1998-99 wrestling team; photo. |
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| Flu shots available at Health Center | Flu shots are now available at the Student Health Center. |
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| United Methodist Student Center | Will hold worships, suppers, and choir practice. | |
| UNI Criminology Career Fair | Will be Wednesday. | |
| UNI Federation of Teachers and UNI AFSCME Local 2659 | Will present labor film series. | |
| UNI Sportsman's Club | Will meet. | |
| UNI Triathlon Club | Will meet. | |
| Student Dietetic Association | Will meet. | |
| Student Environmental Action Coalition | Will meet. | |
| St. Stephen's | Will hold a faculty/staff luncheon. | |
| Sigma Iota | Will meet. | |
| International Coffee Hour | Will hold coffee hour. | |
| Lutheran Center | Will host hayride and bonfire. | |
| National Student Exchange | Informational meeting will be held. | |
| Golden Key National Honor Society | Will meet. | |
| Habitat for Humanity | Hold workday. | |
| Gender Equality Association | Will meet and also host a used clothing sale. | |
| Birthright | Presentation at St. Stephen Catholic Student Center. | |
| Educational Opportunity Program-Student Center | Will host "A Night of Preaching and Spiritual Revival." | |
| French Club | Host a Halloween party. | |
| American Marketing Association | Will host guest speaker at meeting. | |
| Biology Undergraduate Presentations | Presentations will be given. |
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| Office of Compliance and Equity Management | "Policy Prohibiting Sexual Harassment" and "Procedures for Resolution of Discrimination Complaints". |
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| Bike pumps available around campus | Eight bike tire air pumps are now available for check out from Wellness/Recreation Center, Dancer Hall, Hagemann Hall, ROTH, CEEE, Health Beat, and Maucker Union. | |
| Jenkins encourages UNI students to go to polls | Willard Jenkins, candidate for State Representative, spoke on campus Thursday; photo. |
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| Be friendly, spread some cheer at UNI | Editorial encourages students to be friendly to others on campus. | |
| Silence contributes to growing evil | Columnist comments on the evils in society. | |
| Go crazy with uniqueness this Halloween | Halloween is what you make of it. |
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| Greek system honor roll spring 1998 | Greek students named to Honor Roll for spring 1998. | |
| Where is all the money going? | Gerald Baker comments on the increase in tuition for next year. |
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| Halloween travesty of the world, 'Shitius Goodyius' | Columnist comments on getting bad treats for Halloween. | |
| Parking tickets can be avoided, don't blame parking meter attendant | Student gives tips on following rules to avoid getting parking tickets. | |
| Congress should focus on U.S. needs | President should not be removed from office for crimes that can be prosecuted in a civil court. |
