Issue Contents | IndexUNI

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1	Panther Shuttle back on the streets	Panther Shuttle service will begin at 7:00 a.m. Monday, November 2; route schedule given; photo.
2	Nussle attempts to 'reform Congress'	Jim Nussle is running for Congress.
3	Hypnotizing the fans	Clay Walker, "The Dixie Chicks,' and Kenny Chesney performed in Waterloo Friday; photo.

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4	Columnist, player both off base	Student responds to Bryan Redemske's October 16 article on the UNI football team and to a UNI football player spitting in Redemske's face on the Hill.
5	Differences are what make us strong	Faculty member responds to October 20 letter by Sandra Stone Bush on a unified America.
6	Silence also becomes hate crime	"Unity is NOT the repression of others' identities for the cause of one race¿"

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7	UNI speaks out: I.E. Team: Contenders who stand alone	Individual Events Team members compete in eleven events; photo.
8	Acting out: student plays come to life	Students will be producing scenes and short plays they have written as part of UNISTA's "An Evening of Student Plays."
9	UNI speaks out: Debate Team: Argument Olympics	UNI Debate Team travels to many tournaments throughout the year.
10	World famous opera singer to share talent with students	Opera singer Martina Arroyo will hold a master class in the Great Reading Room tomorrow; photo.

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11	People to know: Dorothy Grant: Making tracks all over the world	Profile of former UNI Museum employee Dorothy Grant; photo.

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12	The Riot Act	A student complains to a Department of Public Safety officer.
13	Help is just a phone call away	Rape and abuse victims can receive confidential counseling through the Crisis Line.

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14	UNI Jazz Band One plays "Games" like pros	Review of "Games" performed by Jazz Band I.

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15	Sweet 16 for UNI volleyball team	UNI defeated Creighton and Drake on the road.
16	Tanimoto: Panther tennis tutor	Feature on Assistant Tennis Coach Tetsu Tanimoto; photo.
17	Swimming teams get their feet wet	Friday UNI won the Fifth Annual Panther Co-ed Swim Meet but lost to Truman State Saturday.
18	Heating up!	Wrestling coaches created a sauna within their new locker room; photo.

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19	Primed for improved position; men's basketball preview	Preview of 1998-99 men's basketball team; photo.

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20	1998 winter sports schedules	Winter schedules for wrestling and men's and women's basketball.
21	Fall season comes to an end for tennis teams	Women's team ended their season at the Drake Invitational and men's did not compete at the Rolex Invitational.

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22	Toughness, youth key to success; 1998-99 wrestling preview	Preview of 1998-99 wrestling team; photo.

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23	Flu shots available at Health Center	Flu shots are now available at the Student Health Center.

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24	United Methodist Student Center	Will hold worships, suppers, and choir practice.
25	UNI Criminology Career Fair	Will be Wednesday.
26	UNI Federation of Teachers and UNI AFSCME Local 2659	Will present labor film series.
27	UNI Sportsman's Club	Will meet.
28	UNI Triathlon Club	Will meet.
29	Student Dietetic Association	Will meet.
30	Student Environmental Action Coalition	Will meet.
31	St. Stephen's	Will hold a faculty/staff luncheon.
32	Sigma Iota	Will meet.
33	International Coffee Hour	Will hold coffee hour.
34	Lutheran Center	Will host hayride and bonfire.
35	National Student Exchange	Informational meeting will be held.
36	Golden Key National Honor Society	Will meet.
37	Habitat for Humanity	Hold workday.
38	Gender Equality Association	Will meet and also host a used clothing sale.
39	Birthright	Presentation at St. Stephen Catholic Student Center.
40	Educational Opportunity Program-Student Center	Will host "A Night of Preaching and Spiritual Revival."
41	French Club	Host a Halloween party.
42	American Marketing Association	Will host guest speaker at meeting.
43	Biology Undergraduate Presentations	Presentations will be given.

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44	Office of Compliance and Equity Management	"Policy Prohibiting Sexual Harassment" and "Procedures for Resolution of Discrimination Complaints".

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45	Bike pumps available around campus	Eight bike tire air pumps are now available for check out from Wellness/Recreation Center, Dancer Hall, Hagemann Hall, ROTH, CEEE, Health Beat, and Maucker Union.
46	Jenkins encourages UNI students to go to polls	Willard Jenkins, candidate for State Representative, spoke on campus Thursday; photo.

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47	Be friendly, spread some cheer at UNI	Editorial encourages students to be friendly to others on campus.
48	Silence contributes to growing evil	Columnist comments on the evils in society.
49	Go crazy with uniqueness this Halloween	Halloween is what you make of it.

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50	Greek system honor roll spring 1998	Greek students named to Honor Roll for spring 1998.
51	Where is all the money going?	Gerald Baker comments on the increase in tuition for next year.

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52	Halloween travesty of the world, 'Shitius Goodyius'	Columnist comments on getting bad treats for Halloween.
53	Parking tickets can be avoided, don't blame parking meter attendant	Student gives tips on following rules to avoid getting parking tickets.
54	Congress should focus on U.S. needs	President should not be removed from office for crimes that can be prosecuted in a civil court.