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Space Exploration

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51 Space experts will present speech in Union
Northern Iowan 83:32, p.4
1/27/1987 Air Force officers will speak.
52 U. S. Airspace command officers to speak at UNI on 1st anniversary of space shuttle disaster, Jan. 28 (Wednesday)
Public Relations News Release 1986:176, p.1
1/21/1987 Two Air Force Academy officers, Lt. Jerry Sellers and Lt. Ivan Thorsos III, visited Maucker Union to speak on the impact of the space shuttle disaster on the scientific community. The event was sponsored by the University Speakers Committee.
53 Space's natural resources may solve world problems
Saucer--Caroline
Northern Iowan 83:23, p.3
11/14/1986 Excerpts from remarks by Ben Bova; photo.
54 National Space Institute Director Ben Bova to forecast future of technology at UNI Tuesday (Nov. 11)
Public Relations News Release 1987:95, p.1
11/4/1986 Ben Bova, technical editor for the Vanguard project, delivered a presentation on the future use of technology in obtaining natural resources found in space. The speech was held in Maucker Union, and sponsored by the University Speakers Committee.
55 Class designs commemorative stamps
Bartell--Renee
Northern Iowan 82:35, p.11
2/14/1986 Class designs stamps commemorating Challenger explosion.
56 'Things like this' do happen
Olson--Lynn
Northern Iowan 82:32, p.2
2/4/1986 Discusses the crash of the space shuttle Challenger.
57 Exploration must continue
McKinlay--Michael John (Classes of 1986 and 1990;
Northern Iowan 82:32, p.3
2/4/1986 Believes that the crash of the space shuttle Challenger will be good for the United States space program.
58 In memory of the Space Shuttle crew members
Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988)
Northern Iowan 82:31, p.1
1/31/1986 U. S. flag is at half mast in honor of the crew members of the Challenger space shuttle; photo.
59 But Seriously Folks
Draper--Heather
Northern Iowan 81:48, p.2
4/9/1985 Discusses the meaning of the phrase, "Space, the final frontier"; also addresses Professor Mills about grammatical errors in the Northern Iowan.
60 Space in debate
DiMaggio--Stacy
Northern Iowan 81:4, p.4
9/14/1984 Debate squad will hold practice debate.
61 Cites advantages of space shuttle
Kaupins--Gundars
Northern Iowan 77:47, p.2
4/14/1981 Gundars Kaupins believes the upcoming space shuttle launch is not a waste of taxpayers' money.
62 UNI student involved with space lab name college student of the month
Public Relations News Release 1980:395, p.1
2/27/1981 Tim Ray was named Student of the Month by the College of Natural Sciences for his involvement in the Space Lab II.
63 5 . . ., 4 . . ., 3 . . .
Shaw--Jeffrey C. (Student--1980)
Northern Iowan 76:51, p.4
4/22/1980 Students of Larry Kelsey's Experiences in Elementary School Science class fired model rockets; photo.
64 Museum program
Northern Iowan 73:9, p.7
10/1/1976 Professor Andrew P. Odell will give a lecture on space exploration and its future.
65 Lunar rock samples at UNI; on loan to Geology Department
Bowman--Julie
Northern Iowan 73:6, p.6
9/21/1976 Samples of lunar rocks on slides will be on display in the Physics Building.
66 Intelligent life from other planets?; informal UNI survey reveals views of twenty-five
Veeder--Grant (Class of 1974)
Northern Iowan 70:17, p.5
11/9/1973 Small survey finds that majority of those sampled believe in life on other planets.
67 "Is there other intelligent life in the universe?"; Hollis asks
Boone--Susan
Northern Iowan 69:49, p.5
4/24/1973 Hollis Johnson discusses possibility.
68 In Search of America
Chilton--Craig
Northern Iowan 67:35, p.2
3/2/1971 NASA's credibility is questioned due to mishaps with Apollo camera.
69 Apollo 13 provides valuable lesson
Bancroft--Craig M. (Class of 1973)
Public Relations News Release 66:49, p.2
4/17/1970 Compares troubled Apollo 13 flight with Viet Nam.
70 Untitled
Northern Iowan 65:66, p.3
7/25/1969 God leaves a sign for America on the moon.
71 Untitled
College Eye 60:64, p.2
7/29/1966 Astronauts landing on the moon only to find the Campanile.
72 USAF expert gives aerospace lecture
College Eye 60:59, p.3
6/24/1966 Excerpts from speech by Harold Pluimer.
73 Aerospace lecture planned for Monday
College Eye 60:58, p.2
6/17/1966 Harold Pluimer will speak.
74 Free units on aerospace given today
College Eye 60:27, p.3
1/7/1966 Teaching units prepared by Aerospace Education Workshop.
75 Gemini pix on exhibit
College Eye 59:46, p.1
6/25/1965
76 SUI satellite 'visits' SCI, physics students adopt it
College Eye 59:13, p.1
12/11/1964 Professor Benz borrows satellite prototype from James Van Allen; photo.
77 Dr. Van Allen addresses 600 at Space Symposium
College Eye 58:22, p.4
3/20/1964 Brief excerpts from remarks.
78 James Van Allen to speak at first Space Symposium
College Eye 58:21, p.1
3/13/1964 Program for the conference; photo.
79 Space scientist: 1st space symposium to hear Van Allen
College Eye 58:20, p.6
3/6/1964 James Van Allen will speak.
80 Tereshkova just can't top Taylor
College Eye 57:35, p.2
7/5/1963 Women are now allowed into the space program.
81 NASA chief at workshop
College Eye 56:34, p.4
6/22/1962 Everett E. Collin will speak; photo.
82 Space mobile unit here for annual science fair April 7
College Eye 56:25, p.8
3/30/1962 High school students will exhibit work.
83 Dreier named aerospace ed council head
College Eye 56:18, p.8
2/9/1962 Professor LaRue also on state council.
84 Space program demonstration Monday in Sabin
College Eye 56:15, p.1
1/12/1962 Robert Kribs and James Thompson will speak.
85 Space-Age experts at SCI today
College Eye 52:38, p.4
7/14/1961 Program highlights.
86 Outer space exhibit to visit SCI
Public Relations News Release 1960:487, p.1
7/3/1961 The National Aeronautics and Space Administration sponsors an exhibit of scale model rockets and space projects to be presented in Sabin Hall by Robert Knutson and Harold Pluimer of NASA.
87 Spacemobile due July 6 at Sabin
College Eye 52:36, p.4
6/30/1961 Unit will show space science.
88 Aerospace workshop scheduled at ISTC
Public Relations News Release 1960:448, p.1
6/6/1961 Professor William H. Dreier coordinates the Geography and Aerospace Education Workshop to acquaint educators with how advancements in space travel relate to geography and other areas of social studies.
89 Dreier to speak in Washington
College Eye 52:23, p.4
3/17/1961 Will present paper on aerospace education.
90 Blames teachers for lethargy
Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty)
College Eye 52:19, p.6
2/17/1961 Feels the United States should attempt to out-perform the Soviet Union in space exploration; teachers should arouse students and society.
91 Aerospace Award given Bebb from Laboratory School
College Eye 52:9, p.5
11/11/1960 Randall Bebb wins award for using aerospace education in the classroom.
92 Obiter Scripta
College Eye 50:15, p.2
1/9/1959 Hopes that the launching of Sputnik will motivate Americans to strengthen the educational system.
93 Letters to the editor
Buckley--Dennis (Class of 1958)
College Eye 49:7, p.2
10/25/1957 Student pie-makers appreciate their glimpse at Sputnik I, thanks to Mrs. Frank.
94 Splitting an Infinity
Schabacker--Marilyn A. (Class of 1958)
College Eye 49:7, p.2
10/25/1957 'Sputnik Spotters' out in numbers the past weekend.
95 "Sputnik," unspotted, spurs talk
Lawson--John A. (Student--1957)
College Eye 49:5, p.1
10/11/1957 A humorous look at the Russian satellite; KYTC staff listen for its signal; photo.
96 Inquiring Reporter
College Eye 38:38, p.2
7/11/1947 Responses given to the question, "What do you think of flying saucers?"
97 Our celestial neighbor
Normal Eyte 2:17, p.132
1/21/1893 Speculations on Mars and living conditions there; foresees trips to the planet becoming an ordinary occurrence.

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