University of Iowa forms panel to study moral issue role
University of Iowa President James Freedman appoints 14 members to assess how the university should influence political and moral matters. The committee may host a public forum this year and follows earlier talks on university stock holdings in South Africa and a campus symposium proposal. The chair is Laird Addis Jr with members from philosophy, faculty senate, staff, student groups, medicine, law, religion, economics, and Afro American studies.
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South Africa
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U of I
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Laird Addis Jr
Samuel Becker
John Boyle
School of Religion
Richard Caplan
College of Medicine
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Institute of Hydraulic Research
Donald McClosky
Marilyn Somville
School of Music
Darwin Turner
David Vernon
Sarah Hanley
Iowa Hospitals win ok for ambulatory surgical center plan
University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics gains state approval to install a 2.4 million ambulatory surgical center to handle rising outpatient procedures. St Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids also wins approval for an 835,705 whole body scanner. Health Facilities Council passes certificates of need for these major projects.
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Marshalltown Students Win Gorbachev Invitation Reply
Marshalltown High School Russian students received a reply from Georgy Arbatov confirming that if Mikhail Gorbachev visits the United States and schedules allow, he will consider visiting their city. The letter was translated by the school's second year Russian students.
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Mount Mercy College posts record fall enrollment
Mount Mercy College reports fall enrollment at 1,321 students for the first time in 57 years. Registrar Mary Rettig notes 905 full time and 416 part time, with male enrollment up 8.5 percent and men making up about one third of the student body. President Thomas Feld calls the figures optimum and tied to community needs.
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Mount Mercy College
Mary Rettig
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Women’s College
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