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Prospectus, November 3, 1982, Jon Vercellono, Inger Gire, Brian Lindstrand, Lisa Albores, Pat Washington, Scott Rhoton, Clem Wallace, Bridget Rund, Albert Sapp, Jimm Scott, John Hebert Nov 1982

Prospectus, November 3, 1982, Jon Vercellono, Inger Gire, Brian Lindstrand, Lisa Albores, Pat Washington, Scott Rhoton, Clem Wallace, Bridget Rund, Albert Sapp, Jimm Scott, John Hebert

Prospectus 1982

PURDUE VISIT SPURS STUGO; News Digest; Twenty enter pumpkin contest; Registration issue is re-addressed by Smith; Identity revealed; Group opposed to nuclear weapons; 'DWB not the only aggressive team'; Editor says 'thank you' to honest student; Students see person responsible for drug tampering as threat; Band festival always a crowd-pleaser; Program to aid students; Students earn, learn; Nine Parkland cheerleaders chosen by judges; Movie-tv questions answered; Chautauqua series set for Parkland; Confusion cleared; Prairie women depicted in play; Jackets ordered; Classified; C-U Happenings; Manilow receives warm reception from C-U; Reeve gets new image; Ferguson tours for album; Violence fans can …


Prospectus, September 22, 1982, Inger Gire, Bob Davies, Drew Marchetta, Martin Maske, Jill Peckham, Regina Rassi, Mike Schoeplein, Ken Silverman, Eddie Simpson, Kim Vanwinkle, Jon Vercellono, Scott Gissing, Bob Brunner, Gerry Brock, Rosalind Weber, Jan Alexander, Mark Brownfield, K. C. Sep 1982

Prospectus, September 22, 1982, Inger Gire, Bob Davies, Drew Marchetta, Martin Maske, Jill Peckham, Regina Rassi, Mike Schoeplein, Ken Silverman, Eddie Simpson, Kim Vanwinkle, Jon Vercellono, Scott Gissing, Bob Brunner, Gerry Brock, Rosalind Weber, Jan Alexander, Mark Brownfield, K. C.

Prospectus 1982

STUDENT VOTE SHOULD BE EXERCISED; News Digest; Election candidates present platforms; Children's theater group performs new play; College remark causes reaction; Annex gets approval; C-U Happenings…; Club designed for business students; Bike is victim of 'dastardly deed'; Microprecision department one of few in U.S.; Hough now teaches class; Community Calendar; Classified; Problem lyrics can't overshadow great music; Hot Country Singles; TV season may bring surprises; TH's delight CU at AH; Abbey's job has variety; White leads for Parkland; ISU transfer looks like an asset; Fast Freddy Contest


Prospectus, July 7, 1982, Inger Gire, Clem Wallace, Mark Hieftje-Conley, Jan Alexander, Albert Sapp, Walt Mckoy Jul 1982

Prospectus, July 7, 1982, Inger Gire, Clem Wallace, Mark Hieftje-Conley, Jan Alexander, Albert Sapp, Walt Mckoy

Prospectus 1982

PROSPECTUS FOCUSES ON RANTOUL AREA; News Digest; Rantoul's mayor pro-tem optimistic on future of area; Chanute welcomes visitors to 65th annual open house; Rantoul: a century of progress and renewal; Karch honored at ABWA 'Boss of the Year' dinner; Oops!; New blood bank serves Rantoul residents; Chanute and Parkland cooperate to educate; Chanute AFB marks 65th Open House; Szechwan food for thought; 'Grease II' is greasy kid stuff; Trekkies rejoicing as 'Star Trek' returns with another sci-fi winner; Round three for 'Rocky'; Duerksen defends title; Cyclists compete in marathon; One Block I section dropped for fall


Prospectus, June 23, 1982, Inger Gire, Clem Wallace, Jimm Scott, Mark Hieftje-Conley, Jeff Little, Albert Sapp, Jan Alexander Jun 1982

Prospectus, June 23, 1982, Inger Gire, Clem Wallace, Jimm Scott, Mark Hieftje-Conley, Jeff Little, Albert Sapp, Jan Alexander

Prospectus 1982

BOARD APPROVES INSURANCE, ANNEX PLANS AT MEETING; News Digest; 594 earn Parkland honors during spring semester; Forecast? Wet!; Sullivan schedules summer musicals; Bugs coming; New drug proves effective; Kids enjoy 'playtime'; Land lab serves students, public; Cycle your way to good health; Authentic Sioux warsuit purchase for Illiniwek; Celebrate!; Community Calendar; Edmunds' 'DE7' features pre-Beatles rock and roll; Fanzines: preview of the future?; Stones live on in 'Still Life'; 'E.T.' looks like another big hit for Spielberg; Slow but steady racers earn money for charity


Prospectus, May 5, 1982, Pedro Carroll, Michael Vitoux, Kathy Lester, Rodney Keller, Albert Sapp, Jimm Scott, Mark Hieftje-Conley May 1982

Prospectus, May 5, 1982, Pedro Carroll, Michael Vitoux, Kathy Lester, Rodney Keller, Albert Sapp, Jimm Scott, Mark Hieftje-Conley

Prospectus 1982

STUGO HEARS NEW BUDGET; News Digest; Phi Beta Lambda wins Organization of the Year; Gissing, Feaster elected to StuGo; Support for Ground Zero Week is appreciated; StuGo VP thanks voters; Where was P.C. students and staff; Dental students receive pins and caps at ceremonies; Channel 12 series deals with atomic bomb 'father'; P.C. Happenings...: Stretch, revitalize to relieve stress, Brown and Brodie appearing tonight, Health awards given to RTTers, June 1 is deadline for ISSC awards, P.C. horse show set for May 8, Register by May 14 for Fest exhibit at Civic Center; Final Examinations -- Spring, 1982; Swimming scheduled …


Prospectus, April 28, 1982, Inger Gire, Chad Thomas, Moe Feaster, Ed Young, Martha Hutchins, Micheal Madix, Richard Wear, Terri Mayer, C. Manley, Scott Dalzell, S. W., Albert Sapp, Jan Alexander, Charles Archibald Apr 1982

Prospectus, April 28, 1982, Inger Gire, Chad Thomas, Moe Feaster, Ed Young, Martha Hutchins, Micheal Madix, Richard Wear, Terri Mayer, C. Manley, Scott Dalzell, S. W., Albert Sapp, Jan Alexander, Charles Archibald

Prospectus 1982

BOARD PLANS FOR COLLEGE EXPANSION; News Digest; Candidates present views; Previewing really is censorship; Second StuGo forum flops on its back; ERA supporters rally together at capital; Don't push your opinions, beliefs on others; Variety of students enroll in art transfer program; P.C. Happenings...: May Day festival to be featured, Music program to be performed, Phi Beta Lambda attends convention, Walks planned through woods, Help yourself to health, Learning to adjust to newborn baby; Parkland serves area through TV classes; Event offers chance to sell food; Origin of Arbor Day hazy; Parkland plans for Arbor Day activity; Soft pretzels make …


Prospectus, February 24, 1982, Bill Thrift, James E. Marlin, Terri Mayer, Rosalind Weber, Carol Manley, Inger Gire, Pam Halle, Mark Hieftje-Conley, Steven Brink, Albert Sapp, Jimm Scott Feb 1982

Prospectus, February 24, 1982, Bill Thrift, James E. Marlin, Terri Mayer, Rosalind Weber, Carol Manley, Inger Gire, Pam Halle, Mark Hieftje-Conley, Steven Brink, Albert Sapp, Jimm Scott

Prospectus 1982

SCHEDULE CONFLICT CANCELS PARKLAND APPEARANCE: SECRETARY OF STATE JIM EDGAR OFFERS VIEWS ON PROBLEMS AND D.W.I. LAW CHANGES; News In Brief; New D.W.I. law explained in detail; Heavy snows cost college $27,500 for salt, help; Letters To The Editor: New vice-president voices opinons, Dean says thanks, Student Government; StuGo votes yes on TV; State police design PFR program; Ripley receives Yaxley award; P.C. Happenings...: Exhibit features sculptures, Camerata to perform concert, Panel discusses adoption, Learn to handle stress, Pick up first aid cards, PACT presents 'Coping with Miscarriage'; Smile, children!: S.A.D.H.A. to celebrate dental health with activities; Counseling Center provides …


Prospectus, January 18, 1982, Scott Dalzell, Mark Hieftje-Conley, Albert Sapp Jan 1982

Prospectus, January 18, 1982, Scott Dalzell, Mark Hieftje-Conley, Albert Sapp

Prospectus 1982

521 MAKE HONORS; News In Brief; Scholarship Bank contributes information; Reagan declares January as Blood Donor Month; Flying may be easier to do; Discrimination is against law; Researcher writes chapter for Rubik; Register for telecourses; Willard adds new flights; Krannert offers art exhibit; Burnham hosts prenatal classes; PC clubs offer various activities; Generics save up to 40 per cent; Be safe when using space heaters; How to survive if stranded; Choose winter clothing for its safety, comfort; Fireplace heat need not go up in smoke; Will the college be open today?; Mercury drops to 23 below: 1982 opens with snow, …