Northern Iowan — September 17, 1968

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1 Five new deans appointed Allen Shields will head CHFA; Howard Knutson will head COE; Donald Howard will be acting head of CBBS; William Lang will be acting head of the Graduate College; and Clifford McCollum will head CNS; short biographies; photo.
1 Regents approve master plan for Education Center Outline of plans for new Education Center; photo.
1 String Sextet to perform for UNI Chamber Series Season schedule announced for 1968-69.
2 More grades at UNI Reprint of editorial from Des Moines Register, September 13, 1968, suggests that UNI's new plus/minus grading system will promote greater grade-consciousness.
2 Freshmen express favorable opinions of Northern Iowa Reprint of article from Des Moines Register in which four freshmen explain why they chose to enroll at UNI.
2 Iron Duke's news article Reprint of article from Waterloo Daily Courier; Waterloo Elks Lodge plans to bring refugees to speak at UNI.
2 True again this year . . . . Campus dorm rooms are at capacity.
2 Stand still Editorial supports pass/fail grading but feels plus/minus grading will promote excessive grade-consciousness.
3 Completion of new Union scheduled for December Completion date set at December 20, 1968; description of facilities and services to be housed there.
3 Seven Magazine to meet tomorrow Organizational meeting announced.
3 Union activities offers Torchlight Concert Saturday Singers, dancers and other entertainers may audition for parts.
4 Dramatists to hold reception Sponsored by University Players drama club; plays for 1968-69 announced; theatre director is Stanley Wood; stage director is George Glenn; set designer and technician is Lyle Fisher; and costumers are Charlotte Lawton and Monabelle Hake.
4 Regents name Whitnah head of Social Science Professor Whitnah was approved as acting head and professor of history by the Board of Regents; biographical profile.
4 Czech painter Kadlec opens artist exhibits Exhibition of oil paintings by Eustach Kadlec and Otakar Stryhal will open Department of Art's annual series.
4 Untitled Mustang Marching Band from Independence performed at Saturday's game; photo.
5 Recreational swim hours announced Hours for women to swim are scheduled.
5 Untitled Mason shown mixing mortar for new Union, scheduled to be completed in December 1968; photo.
5 Dr. Shields to discuss the future of education New Dean of the College of Humanities and Fine Arts will speak about art education; Department of Art considers need for a new art building on campus.
6 Machine clicks; Wagner leads way in 33-6 romp; new record of 27 first downs Panthers defeat Western Illinois, 33-6, last Saturday; UNI line-up listed..
7 Cross country team opens here this Saturday Panthers' official season opens with meet against Winona State; 1968-69 schedule.
7 Fit for print (?) Sports Editor Steve Waller comments on Saturday's victory.
7 Meet the Dynamic Duo: tackles Hampton, Rater Profile of tackles Larry Rater and Bob Hampton; photo.
8 Purple Arrow Picnic to be held at Seerley Park on Thursday.
8 Previews Activities and meetings.
8 UNIverse is '68 Homecoming theme "UNIverse" theme may depict political quotes, poems, nursery rhymes, or original verse; variety show will be held September 24-26; other activities described.
8 UNI Judo Club holds meeting Tues. First meeting to be held Thursday.
8 Tomahawk Sales period for Tomahawk book exchange extended.
8 WRA intramurals Organizational meeting announced.
8 Christian Fellowship First meeting of Intervarsity Christian fellowship to be held Thursday.
8 Sigma Alpha Eta Picnic will be held in Seerley Park for members and others interested in speech pathology; invitation to tour clinical facilities and view slide presentation on the field.
8 KYTC Organizational meeting will be held September 17, 1968.
8 Construction continues on Wright, Sabin Halls Reconstruction and remodeling scheduled for completion around Christmas; new features and classrooms described.
8 Faculty meeting dates announced President Maucker announces schedule of faculty meetings for 1968-69 academic year; topics of discussion are given.