Northern Iowa Today — June 1, 1985
| Page | Title | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Renewed commitment results in changes | Detailed look at results of SCUP report. |
| 2 | Realignment spurs public relations program | Alumni Services, Admissions, and Public Information Services will report to Rick Stinchfield to develop and implement public relations program. |
| 2 | Economics moves to strengthen curriculum | Explanation for move of Department of Economics from College of Social and Behavioral Sciences to the School of Business. |
| 2 | Theatre class develops child abuse program | Touring theater class will put together program for next fall. |
| 2 | Museum moves to new location | Will move from Physical Plant building to former spa on Hudson Road. |
| 2 | Accounting students score high again | Ties for second nationally with a 61.5 % pass rate on CPA last year. |
| 3 | Michaela Pop-Cornis, Marcel Pop-Cornis, and Robert Ward | Speak at Society for Romanian Culture conference. |
| 3 | Bob Washut | Performs with Jazz Band I at Notre Dame festival. |
| 3 | Ron Bro | Receives Fulbright award to lecture in Egypt. |
| 3 | Changing attitudes is the goal | Wheelchair basketball game included in first Handicapped Awareness Week; photo. |
| 3 | Randall R. Bebb | Honored by Association of Teacher Educators. |
| 3 | Constantine Curris | Speaks at hearing on funding of higher education. |
| 3 | Glenda Riley | Honored by Marquette University. |
| 3 | Nancy Price Thompson, Jerome Klinkowitz, and Robley Wilson | Win PEN awards. |
| 3 | Fred (Don) Carver | Named president-elect of Teacher Education Council. |
| 3 | Robert Krajewski | Elected to board of directors of Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development. |
| 3 | Robley Wilson | Article appears in the "New Yorker". |
| 4 | Studying modern languages at Northern Iowa | Survey of curricula and teaching methods, as well as opportunities to study abroad; photo. |
| 6 | Consultant advises Alumni Association | Bob Forman visits campus. |
| 6 | Find old classmates in new directory | Alumni directory will be distributed in September. |
| 6 | Alumni receive awards at graduation | Allen Walker Reed and Ronald William Roskens awarded honorary degrees. |
| 6 | Scholarships encourage continued study | Darlene Biggers, Judith Johnson, Clayton Laurie, and John McCann win Merchant Scholarships. |
| 7 | Legislative appropriations reflect poor economy | Appropriation shows slight increase. |
| 7 | Athletics inducts charter class to Hall of Fame | First class of UNI athletics Hall of Fame to be inducted in October 1985; brief biographical sketches of charter members. |
| 8 | Track team ends winning streak | Place third in Mid-Continent after winning nine consecutive years. |
| 8 | Best year ever for wrestling recruits | Mark Schwab, number one recruit in nation, signs with UNI; list of other recruits. |
| 8 | Campaign raises funds for athletics | Athletic Club raises $267,000 in cash and $40,000 in trade-offs. |
| 8 | Volleyball team competes abroad | Plays in two tournaments in Netherlands. |
| 8 | Women's tennis has winning season | Finish with 8-4 record, fifth in Gateway. |
| 8 | Men's golf team has average season | Finish in middle of pack in late tournaments. |
| 8 | Three women's track records are broken | List of record setters. |
| 8 | First losing season in softball history | Finish with 24-30 record; photo. |
| 8 | Busy season for baseball record book | Thirty-eight new records set. |
| 8 | Men's tennis players and coach receive conference awards | Finish second in conference. |