Northern Iowa Today — June 1, 1986

Page Title Summary
1 Bringing the basics into focus; substantive changes made in general education program Close look at newly-revised program.
2 Program strengthening includes foreign language New proficiencies required under revised general education program.
2 A new building comes to campus; two others undergo remodeling Architect will be hired for new Business Building; renovation projects include conversion of east wing of Bartlett Hall for offices and modernization of auditorium; photo.
2 Campus speakers represent many different viewpoints Speakers include Geri Jewell, Margaret Atwood, Larry Linville, Hatem Hussaini, John LeBoutillier, and Marc Berkowitz.
3 Lab School names auditorium after Butzier Named for Kenneth G. Butzier, who retired last year after twenty-five years at PLS.
3 Environmental Institute sponsors study tour on energy Will take month-long tour of energy-related sites; four credit hour class.
3 Seminar to turn the economy around Two day seminar will feature nationally-known speakers.
3 KUNI savors Wine $ Tulips event Four hundred people attend event.
3 Scholarship honors first woman teacher Women's Studies Scholarship named for Frances L. Webster; photo.
3 Jazz band releases album Releases recordings made in Switzerland.
3 Science buffs explore Canada and Alaska Seventeen Iowa science teachers and students will participate in forty-five day tour; six credit hour class.
3 Music, religion and strife are Elderhostel topics Will study Afghanistan and American music and religion.
3 ROTC unit places eighth in nation Finishes eighth in Ranger Challenge in field of seventy-eight teams.
3 Hessburg becomes student body president Connie Hessburg elected in runoff against Kerisa Chung.
3 High research ranking for teacher education UNI ranked sixth in nation in educational research and development productivity in teacher education.
3 Men's Glee Club tours Europe Will present concerts in Italy and Austria.
3 Individual events team has outstanding year; debate team qualifies for nationals Individual events team finished eleventh in national tournament; debate team qualifies for national tournament for sixth consecutive year.
3 Ceramics lab investigation continues Six students will undergo further medical tests; Professor Cassino files lawsuit for an injunction to close Art Building.
4 Transition study recommends actions to eliminate hassles students face Committee deals with problems associated with identification cards, registration, and orientation.
4 Graduates feel forced to move out of state for jobs Study shows that more than half of the graduates of Iowa universities leave state to find work.
5 Hard times force breeding lab to close; University struggles to find home for rats Lack of funds will force rat laboratory to close; photo.
6 Banquet to honor achievement and service award winners Brief biographical sketches of winners.
6 Gift will benefit heart attack victims Century Companies donate $20,000 for cardiac rehabilitation program; photo.
6 Seniors sponsor activities to raise money for class gift $16,750 pledged in senior class campaign; will be used for locator maps.
7 Two men leave their mark at UNI after more than 30 years of service Biographical profiles of Donald O. Rod and Ross Nielsen, who will retire soon; photo.
7 Nancy Bramhall Appointed to National Student Exchange Council.
7 Raymond Kuehl and Randall R. Bebb Receive awards from Association of Teacher Educators.
7 Andre Walther Awarded medal by French government.
7 John Ketter Receives award for outstanding leadership.
7 Barbara Yager Receives award for meritorious service.
7 Geraldine LaRocque Attends conference on teacher education.
7 Bonnie Litwiller Elected to Board of Directors of NCTM.
7 Judith M. Finkelstein Elected to board of NCSS.
7 Mary Bozik Receives award from Central States Speech Association.
7 Whitfield "Chip" East Receives award from AAHPERD.
8 Track team leads the way in conference titles Excellent success in recent years for track and cross country teams; photo.
8 Athletic fund drive exceeds goal Drive nets $455,000.
8 Records set at spring conference meets. Brief listing of records and performances in several sports this spring.