Reagan--Ronald (President of the United States)
Displaying 51 - 100 of 149 in reverse chronological order
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51 | Financial aid guidelines too restrictive Northern Iowan 81:32, p.2 |
Arguing against President Reagan's proposal for new financial aid guidelines. | |
52 | Friday morning . . . Northern Iowan 81:31, p.2 |
Believes the President needs to change his thinking on the Soviet Union and limiting nuclear weapons. | |
53 | In store for surprises Northern Iowan 81:26, p.3 |
Offers views on what President Reagan's second term will look like. | |
54 | More than four years of Reagan Northern Iowan 81:21, p.3 |
Notes that election of President Reagan means that he will have the opportunity to appoint Supreme Court justices. | |
55 | Reagan's past discussed Northern Iowan 81:19, p.2 |
Offers views on Reagan administration's ideas about war. | |
56 | Campus voting results Northern Iowan 81:19, p.1 |
Campus precinct vote tallies. | |
57 | A reporter's responsibilities stressed Northern Iowan 81:16, p.2 |
A student catches a misquote from a reporter in an article about the presidential elections. | |
58 | Scherzo Northern Iowan 81:15, p.2 |
A look at the recent presidential debates. | |
59 | CIA manual: a mystery solved Northern Iowan 81:15, p.2 |
Wonders about Reagan administration stand on assassination. | |
60 | Women and their income Northern Iowan 81:15, p.2 |
Believes Reagan administration policy has hurt women. | |
61 | Untitled Northern Iowan 81:14, p.3 |
A student for Ronald Reagan explains the importance of having nuclear weapons as a deterrent to communism. | |
62 | Candidates debate Northern Iowan 81:14, p.1 |
A summary of the presidential debates of Walter Mondale and Ronald Reagan. | |
63 | Untitled Northern Iowan 81:14, p.2 |
A student pleads with others to look into the effects of nuclear weapons, and warfare before voting. | |
64 | Students react to the comments of others Northern Iowan 81:14, p.3 |
Opposes President Reagan and his plans. | |
65 | Immaculate Perception Northern Iowan 81:10, p.2 |
Discusses "first strike" policy. | |
66 | In Her Day Northern Iowan 80:59, p.2 |
Offers opinions on President Reagan. | |
67 | Scherzo Northern Iowan 80:56, p.2 |
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68 | King: Reagan administration insensitive to black Americans Northern Iowan 80:51, p.3 |
Emery King expresses opinions on President Reagan. | |
69 | Ronald Reagan's impersonation of John McEnroe on the world court Northern Iowan 80:51, p.2 |
Ronald Reagan on a tennis court, yelling at the referee. | |
70 | Scherzo Northern Iowan 80:48, p.2 |
Ronald Reagan strives for "Religion, Re-election, and Reagonomics" in the school systems. | |
71 | Food for thought Northern Iowan 80:47, p.2 |
Nielsen feels it's unfair to say that President Reagan shouldn't advocate prayer in school unless he goes to church more often. | |
72 | Caucus day, 1984, the president comes to town Northern Iowan 80:39, p.10 |
President Reagan make speech in Waterloo; photo. | |
73 | Reagan: vision of a strong, prosperous America Northern Iowan 80:39, p.8 |
Text of speech delivered in Waterloo. | |
74 | Ron misses another funeral Northern Iowan 80:36, p.2 |
President Ronald Reagan fails to attend a soviet funeral. | |
75 | UNISA Northern Iowan 80:33, p.3 |
Recognize student organizations; pass bill on public ownership of landfill; pass bill opposing President Reagan's spending priorities. | |
76 | Reagan action 'irresponsible' Northern Iowan 80:19, p.2 |
Concerned by the recent invasion of Grenada. | |
77 | What! Me Warlike? Northern Iowan 80:18, p.2 |
Drawing of Ronald Reagan. | |
78 | Way out West Northern Iowan 80:17, p.2 |
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79 | Glenn: Reagan administration in violation of War Powers Act Northern Iowan 80:3, p.1 |
John Glenn speaks in Waterloo. | |
80 | Grapevine Northern Iowan 79:61, p.2 |
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81 | It merits student input Northern Iowan 79:59, p.2 |
Speak out for education. | |
82 | 'Give ' em flowers' mentality persists Northern Iowan 79:50, p.3 |
Eric Nielsen, senior at NU high school, points out mistakes made by the Northern Iowan. | |
83 | Ex-vice president approves UNISA stand Northern Iowan 79:49, p.3 |
ROTC doesn't represent 'humane learning'. | |
84 | Student loses money by going to school Northern Iowan 79:44, p.2 |
Student is upset by Food Stamp budget cuts. | |
85 | Untitled Northern Iowan 79:43, p.2 |
Ronald Reagan bundles up for the cold war. | |
86 | Untitled Northern Iowan 79:42, p.2 |
Ronald Reagan's subordinate is chastised. | |
87 | Scherzo Northern Iowan 79:38, p.2 |
Doctor suggests Adam Ant concert to cure student. | |
88 | UNISA election - on the minds of many Northern Iowan 79:37, p.2 |
Student calls Dana Barrer a "Reagan Clone". | |
89 | Scherzo Northern Iowan 79:32, p.2 |
Students discuss the policies of President Reagan. | |
90 | Scherzo Northern Iowan 78:62, p.2 |
Hijacker gasses the Reaganites. | |
91 | Reagan diverting pressure to Moscow's shoulders Northern Iowan 78:58, p.2 |
Professor Morgan states beliefs about people's desires for peace. | |
92 | Reagan disarmament: is it for real? Northern Iowan 78:57, p.2 |
Stanley thinks disarmament under President Reagan can't happen. | |
93 | Editorial Northern Iowan 78:57, p.2 |
The Northern Iowan supports the anti-nuclear weapons protestors. | |
94 | Reply to Finnerty's letter Northern Iowan 78:56, p.2 |
Student responds to an earlier letter concerning President Reagan. | |
95 | Scherzo Northern Iowan 78:50, p.2 |
Nancy Reagan is going to buy expensive china instead of going to Hy-Vee and buying dishware. | |
96 | 'War' participants thanked Northern Iowan 78:50, p.2 |
Anne Sunberg thanks all those who wrote letters protesting Reaganomics. | |
97 | UNISA 'war' draft protested Northern Iowan 78:49, p.2 |
Students oppose recent UNISA action regarding President Reagan. | |
98 | Scherzo Northern Iowan 78:49, p.2 |
Students reluctantly watch news concerning President Reagan. | |
99 | Scherzo Northern Iowan 78:48, p.2 |
Ronald Reagan wants to turn a war of wits with students into a conventional war. | |
100 | Students declare war on Reagan Northern Iowan 78:48, p.1 |
UNISA organizes to oppose President Reagan's budget. |