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1 Steffensmeier sets goal to win national title Wrestler Gary Steffensmeier prepares to meet goal of winning the championship title at the NCAA Division I tournament; photo.
2 Returners dominate squad for AMCU champs A look at this season's men's indoor track team; photo.
3 Panthers led by experience; backed by youthful talent Women's team preparing for new indoor season; photo.
4 Swimmers set high goals Swimmers hope to perform well this season and meet all their goals.
5 Hunters' success depends on quarry A review of hunting success in the 1989 season.
6 Panthers hope for repeat of last season Panther men try to repeat last year's success and make it to the NCAA Tournament; photo.
7 Newby reflects on basketball Profile of basketball player Maurice Newby.
8 Basketball team looking to rebound from last season Panther women hope to improve their game of basketball from last season; photo.
9 Skiers plan January outing UNI Ski Club is planning several trips.
10 Depth key to wrestlers' success UNI wrestlers preparing for a great season; photo.
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11 Dining centers may donate unused food; concerns arise over leftovers Dining center administrators will look into donating unused food portions to the local food bank or Salvation Army.
12 Sigma Alpha Epsilon celebrates diamond anniversary Fraternity celebrates its 75th anniversary at UNI. Notable achievement is hosting the Province Leadership School.
13 Student government to hold new election Nov. 28; following last week's controversy Election will be held November 28. Events from October 31 election were leaked to the press.
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14 Art exhibition and lectures to begin Robert Fichter's "Baby Gene Pool's Traveling Circus", Cham Hendon's "Equal Justice Under Law", and JoAnn Schnabel's "Current Works in Clay" will be at Gallery of Art beginning November 12; photo.
15 'Dome Roam' promotes KGRK Upcoming promotion will be co-sponsored by Domino's Pizza.
16 UNI professor believes Portuguese is the language for the future Professor Robert Krueger hopes Portuguese becomes more popular at UNI; photo.
17 Alumnus returns to direct new play Larry Paulsen will direct "The Marriage of Bette and Boo".
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18 Concert Chorale to perform concert honoring Mozart Tribute to Mozart will be held November 15 in Waterloo.
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19 College students sacrifice nutrition for convenience College students eat large amounts of fast food.
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20 Masters of music Review of the album "To the Extreme" by Vanilla Ice.
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21 Panthers stop Iowa; Northern Iowa prevails with 3-2 win Panthers defeated Iowa on Thursday night, 3 games to 2; photo.
22 Panther profile Profile of volleyball player Kristie Oleen; photo.
23 Panthers face Division II Clarion in UNI-Dome Saturday night Panthers will face Clarion University this Saturday; photo.
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24 With the Bears gone, Northern Iowa is the team to beat UNI defeated rival Southwest Missouri State in football and volleyball.
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25 Schools join together to promote sports Statewide promotion of sports programs, called Kickoff Fever, initiated at the three major universities.
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26 And in This Corner . . . Columnist comments on recent election results.
27 Untitled Editor defends the Northern Iowan's printing of Tuesday's article on the failed NISG election.
28 Reader protests idea Student does not want Public Safety officers to carry weapons.
29 Recognition of 'so-called organization' not appreciated Student shocked by long article about UNI-GLO and disagrees with the homosexual lifestyle.
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30 Raine defends recent election process; President responds to article in which editor 'made no attempt to be objective' Believes Northern Iowan did not report the facts in November 6 article on the NISG election.
31 Reader's intelligence insulted; truth withstands opposition Believes Northern Iowan failed to report election problems in objective manner.
32 Safety on campus unimproved Student fails to see improvement of campus safety after assaults last year.
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33 Northern Iowa Student Government Election Rules Document NISG election rules.
34 Stolen property disgusts student Student upset at individual who ripped article out of bound periodical in the library.
35 Drug policy has major impact; policy is suppressing our natural rights Student disagrees with the government's policy on drugs.
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36 Health Center offers free services and medicine for cold sufferers Students can get free medicine at Health Center's Self-Care Room.
37 Wind Symphony conductor to spend semester in Europe Ronald Johnson will spend three months in Europe on Professional Development Leave; photo.
38 Sigma Delta Pi to sponsor speech on the influence of Southern Spain Jesus Montoya will speak November 14 in Kamerick Art Building.
39 Leadership fall festival to be held Recreational Leadership Class will host Recreational Leadership Fall Festival of Fun for students at Peet Jr. High, Price Lab, and River Hills schools.
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40 Photo survey: Do you think UNI's public safety officers should carry weapons? Students' views on Public Safety carrying guns; photo.