Alumnus — October 1, 1984

Page Title Summary
4 Foundation report marks silver anniversary gains Summary of report shows $1.23 million in contributions.
5 Jepson Symposium focuses on trade Features four speakers.
5 Untitled Campanile roof replaced; carillon renovation underway; photo.
5 Enrollment drops slightly; tuition to increase again Fall 1984 enrollment is 11,161; tuition will increase 6%.
5 Hearst Scholarship to Michael Mlinar Music major honored.
6 Panthers start at 4-0; earn early I-AA ranking Rated sixteenth; photo.
7 Graduates continue outstanding record in CPS examination Seven receive Sells Award; 63% of May 1984 class pass entire CPA exam.
7 Social work adds abuse certificate Students can earn substance abuse counseling certificate.
7 Becker Lecture opens history speaker series Ivor Wilks speaks; schedule for year.
7 Kamerick returns to teach history Visiting scholar at Iowa in 1983-1984; will teach two sections of Humanities I; photo.
8 Panther basketball opens Nov. 23; seek improvement on 18-10 record Season preview; photo.
9 Emil Bock to retire; on staff since 1939 Brief biographical sketch; photo.
9 Price Lab's Nielsen edits new Iowa history magazine for teachers Professor Lynn Nielsen will edit Iowa History Teacher.
9 Marlene Strathe named associate dean of education Has served on faculty since 1976.
10 Curris begins second year; today is the highest point President Curris reviews his first year at UNI including the budget problem, Old Administration, SCUP, staff changes, collective bargaining, and his vision for the future.
13 Graduate programs seek niche while battling low funding, enrollment Dean Downey looks at graduate study at UNI; considers problems and strong points; photo.
16 1984 Homecoming highlights Scenes include the parade; photo.
18 Drug-free youth is goal of Omaha alumnus, volunteer Profile of Mary Powers Jacobson; photo.