Northern Iowan — June 14, 1968

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	King Memorial Scholarship fund nears $6,500	Professor Evenson recommends establishment of committee to evaluate applications.
1	UNI artists dominate Mason City art show	Win twenty-one of sixty prizes.
1	AFT 'provisional local' leaders seek change	Group leans toward AFT rather than NEA; pledges in any case to remain loyal opposition.
1	90 participate in UNI Upward Bound project	Will introduce students to college life.
1	Northern Iowan summer Editors announced	List of editors; photo.
1	Students, alumni confused by construction, renovation	Review of campus construction includes Sabin Hall remodeling and completion of new administration building (Gilchrist Hall) and science building (McCollum Science Hall); photo.
2	Plant flowers on the 'back forty?'	Would like to see area near Redeker Center sodded or planted to prevent blowing dirt.
2	A hot summer ahead	Unfinished buildings lead to hot classrooms.
2	'This is contented cow country'	Believes university exists to keep people quiet.
2	Demonstrators are choking liberty	Professor Chabert believes that demonstrators use same tactics as those whom they oppose.
2	Commends new laundromat facility	Appreciates laundry facility in married student housing area.
3	Film Series announced for summer	List of films in series.
3	Six UNI students and instructors at Aspen, Colo.	Will study at art school there.
3	Summer golf course hours are announced
3	Four UNI grads receive Merchant Scholarships	Mildred Carlson, James Johnson, dwayne schramm, and Lawrence Agodoa win Merchant Scholarships.
3	Raun MacKinnon at Union Coffee House June 17-22
3	Poage named faculty advisor of CIRUNA	Will advise leadership conference in New York; description of CIRUNA.
3	Long weekend July 4, 5, 6 and 7	Weekend schedule.
3	19 seniors earn "Purple and Old Gold" awards	List of 1968 winners.
3	Mr. Gelb hosts first summer 'Dinner with Prof'
4	Previews	Activities and meetings.
4	Holy Memorial Scholarship established	Thomas C. Holy makes $2000 donation.
4	New Seven, Old Gold editors chosen	John Volker will edit Seven; Peter Lytle and Barb Schuman will manage Old Gold.
4	100 contemporary French prints on exhibit	Features work by well-known artists.
4	KWWL hosts 2nd '1st Iowa TV art show'	Prizes to be offered; works to be on display in early September.
4	Dylan collage of words, screen, music June 18	Presentation on the life and works of Dylan Thomas.
4	Plus-minus grades approved by faculty	Also approve new student grievance procedure.
4	Summer films, TV programs discuss prejudice	COURIMGE will sponsor series.
4	Owen, Iowa Sec. of Ag. nominee, to speak Thursday	Will address Young Democrats; photo.
4	Three security guards graduate from academy	Learn how to deal with problems that they are likely to face.