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| Publication | Volume | Number | Page |
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| Northern Iowan | 98 | 45 | 1 |
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| Amnesty group plans protests; week of action timed to coincide with Schwarzkopf visit | From April 1- April 6, Amnesty International will host a series of activities, including speakers and films, to protest against Norman Schwarzkopf's upcoming presentation; photo. |
| UNI PRSSA members elected to top offices; for second year, UNI dominates PRSSA assembly | Six students from the Public Relations Student Society of America participated in the national assembly in San Diego, CA, and three students were elected into the national offices; photo. |
| NU group battles potential closing; parents, teachers appeal to Regents | The NU Parents and Teachers in Partnership plans to use legal means to take the issue of closing NU High to the Iowa Board of Regents. |
| Lettuce shortage heads to CF, raising prices | Prices for a head of lettuce have risen sharply in Cedar Falls, and are affecting not only grocery shoppers, but also restaurants. |
| Stem cells present possibilities; despite criticism, scientists say much could be learned with research | Stem cell research and cloning were among the topics at a UNI conference. |