Northern Iowan — May 10, 1968

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Untitled	Characters from Ben Jonson's "The Alchemist" share a kiss; photo.
1	Gordon Smith to address drama students	Will address 35th annual conference.
1	Faculty approves Bachelor of Technology degree	History of proposal; reactions of Industrial Arts faculty.
1	Madame Le advocates non-violence in Vietnam	Proposes that peace force replace armies.
1	Senator Eugene McCarthy wins Choice '68 election	Campus tally.
1	Announce unofficial results of collegiate primary poll	Tallies of votes on national level.
1	Rainey: in every person there is some good	Reacts to being chosen Favorite Man on Campus; biographical profile; photo.
2	It can be done	Pleased with recent passage of pass/fail grading option.
2	Calls Dr. Fox unfair	Professor Chang outlines his views on the recent controversy involving general education and the Bachelor of Technology; believes he can be a strong supporter of both programs.
2	'Private musings do not produce public benefits'	Outlines his views of the benefits of unionization.
2	'Words in the Wind'	Strongly critical of recent adoption of Bachelor of Technology degree with change in general education requirement.
3	'East High is NOT predominately Negro'	Believes writers should check their facts.
3	Reflections on a $3,000 message; bad dream #2	Considers all that he learned from Allen Ginsberg during his campus visit.
4	Rich McDonald heads Tomahawk for '68-'69	List of new officers.
4	Stafford believes printing can't translate thoughts	Excerpts from speech of William Stafford.
4	'Nat Turner' impact soft; could use Negro author	Review of book: The Confessions of Nat Turner.
5	The Challenge of Spring	UNI students enjoy the outdoors; photo.
6	Dubuque Ballet, orchestra feature Chopin, Strauss	Performance program.
6	Fred Meeker elected President of Iowa Y. D.s
7	Interpretation class presents poetry program	Will read modern poetry.
7	National forensic fraternity initiates 4 UNI students	Brief profiles of four Delta Sigma Rho initiates.
7	Hixson to hold faculty AFT open inquiry	National leader will talk with faculty as they consider value of union on campus.
7	Graduate art show features prints, photos	Student work on display.
7	Home Ec	Club will have picnic.
7	Marketing Club	Sponsors picnic.
7	Phi Delta Kappa	Announce initiates.
7	Sigma Theta Epsilon	Announce initiates.
7	Cyndi Hovden selected as Peace Corps intern	Will work in Washington this summer; photo.
8	Alpha Xi's, Phi Sigs win Greek Olympics	Highlights of week's activities; photo.
8	Placement tests to be administered Saturday May 18
9	Shull stages mass bowl-in	Clarke House receives the champion trophy.
9	Trackmen take soggy Luther meet, 100-43	Panthers defeated Luther despite rain; photo.
10	Track entries due today	Intramural track entries must be returned.
10	Undefeated UNI golf team hosts 3 teams tomorrow	Panthers hope to add another win to their 4-0 record tomorrow.
10	Drake over UNI tennis team 6-3 Monday	Panthers defeated by Drake.
10	Women plan intercollegiate competition	Meeting to be held to discuss adding intercollegiate competition for women.
10	Panthers seek revenge in today's track dual	UNI hopes to end season with a win over Mankato State.
11	Panthers face tough test at North Dakota U. today	UNI hopes to claim another victory in today's game.
12	Previews	Activities and meetings.
12	Senator Miller speaks at Industrial Arts Fair	Students will display projects.
12	Jack Holstad concert Monday
12	TKEs sponsor double feature
12	Foreign language proficiency exams given tomorrow
12	Spring Seven emphasizes literary, visual perception	Editor talks about new issue.
12	Shull Hall sponsors pizza eating contest	Contestants will compete for prizes.
12	Koloc concert to promote Seven	Bonnie Koloc will present traditional and contemporary music; photo.
12	Dr. King Action Committee sponsors panel	Will discuss effectiveness of federal program.
12	Graham plays in 14th Faculty Concert Series	Concert program.