Northern Iowan — April 9, 1968

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Wesley Foundation to sponsor 'Meal in Upper Room'
1	Tower completion for fall semester doubtful	University considering alternatives for fall; photo.
1	MU-AWS sponsoring Spring Fling Week	Schedule of activities.
1	Hoffmans will work next in Iowa City	Mr. Hoffmans will represent draft resistance groups.
1	Dr. Martin Luther King honored at Convocation	Students consider meaning of Dr. King's message.
1	Nominations this spring for queen election	Housing units may nominate candidates.
1	OEO grant finances 'Upward Bound' program	UNI receives $122,017 grant.
1	Glenn announces cast for 'The Alchemist'	Professor Glenn discusses the play; list of cast members.
2	In Memoriam (Dr. Martin Luther King)	Professor Crownfield considers Dr. King's thoughts and values.
2	Commends administration	Believes decision to allow CADRE to meet on campus was correct.
2	As the nation mourns . . . .	Presents national reactions to Dr. King's death.
2	'Terrible but ordinary tragedy;' perspective	Believes Dr. King's vision and message have had widespread effects.
2	Bachman: 'Black is beautiful'	Presents views on racial problems.
3	'Why not look at home?'	Believes university should seek deans from its own ranks.
3	Fight our own racism	Believes that eradicating racism is paramount.
3	Schizophrenic university	Believes that there is inconsistency in the university's attitude toward Dr. King's death and the attempt by CADRE to interview on campus.
4	'Individual must decide for himself:' Townley	Representatives of draft resistance group CADRE interview on campus.
4	Cheerleading try-outs rescheduled	Cheerleading try-outs moved to next Monday.
4	Hanna, Brewer to attend newspaper conference	Two day conference in Illinois features speakers and workshops.
4	Meeker to announce political plans tonight	Will tell if he is going to run for state office.
4	Sack lunches for Thursday evening meal	Event coordinated with Spring Fling.
4	Seeland, Gashel attend DSR-TKU Conference	Attend national forensic conference.
4	Regular classes, no tests Good Friday	Students may attend religious services.
5	Riverside singers to appear April 17	Part of Chamber Music Series.
5	Home Ec Club	Will work on hand puppets.
5	Summer session reservations for men this week	May make room reservations.
5	Father Mitchell returns to UNI to perform	Episcopal priest and wife will present concert.
5	Jones, Baldwin point to poor America race scene	Review of work by Leroi Jones and James Baldwin.
6	Golf course times set for class use	Students enrolled in golf classes now have schedule.
6	Golf team story inaccurate, staff apologizes	The story printed in last Friday's Iowan was an exaggeration of facts.
6	Baseball team wins 1 of 3, to play against Coe today	Panthers hope to even their record in today's game; photo.
7	UNI netmen defeat Penn Saturday	Panthers dominated every match against William Penn; photo.
7	WRA tennis league starts	Twenty women joined tennis league.
7	Waugh district All-American team member	Waugh named to District 5 All-American team.
7	UNI coaches discuss use of freshmen on varsity	Freshmen may be used in wrestling, track, golf, tennis, and gymnastics.
7	Witham says activity fees not guarantee of admission	Despite activity fees, capacity cannot be changed and students aren't guaranteed entrance.
8	Previews	Activities and meetings.
8	Iowan's amateur art exhibit begins Tuesday	First such show will be on display on campus.
8	Purple Key applications are available
8	Department of Business to hold dinner	Will hold student recognition dinner.
8	Jazz-Op meeting tonight at 10 in Auditorium	Those interested in music, dance, art, or poetry should attend.
8	Senior Comp test to be given on April 18
8	Fritz Konig to read modern Swedish poetry	Biographical sketch of Professor Konig.