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Title Article Summary
Severe budget cuts affect entire campus: cutbacks bring many inconveniences; tuition could skyrocket UNI budget may be cut substantially in light of Governor Branstad's 3.25% cut in state spending; UNI may limit enrollment.
Awakening day set to rally students Will hold rally on Union.
Some say class boycott is necessary Students offer viewpoints on strike to protest cuts in UNI budget.
Pep rally has hundreds 'bursting with pride' Students prepare for game with McNeese State with pep rally; form the letters U-N-I near Campanile; photo.