Northern Iowan — October 4, 1968

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	U of I professor: Greeks should accept non-whites	In an address at the 30th annual Panhellenic Scholarship Dinner Monday evening, University of Iowa professor Robert A. Corrigan urged sororities to seek non-white members.
1	Untitled	UNI cheerleaders urge students to learn the Loyalty Song; song lyrics given; photo.
1	Memorandum	In letter, President Maucker calls for students to avoid violent activity during Homecoming; he lists behaviors which may result in disciplinary action.
1	Minority group discusses Afro-American course	Afro-American history course, integration of Price Lab School, and a possible cooperative project with a Chicago Afro-American Center were discussed.
1	Student Senate forms new Student Affairs Committee	New committees described, tentative 1968-69 budget detailed, and senatorial and committee appointments listed.
2	Untitled	Giant fly eats with students in the Commons.
2	Izzie A. Ware	Fictitious account of a legislator's visit to UNI and his surprise at crowded parking lots, buildings in need of repair, long lines, and so on.
2	University: martyr of reason?	Argues against recent proposal to arm campus police.
2	Student-faculty 'hangout'; beer on hill	Letter suggests that faculty, as well as students, might favor sale of beer on the Hill.
2	Return picture, no questions	UNI branch of Association for Childhood Education (ACE) asks for return of picture stolen from exhibit of Korean children's art in the Commons.
3	Aspiring musician Carney has definite opinions, goals	Profile of singer Bryan Carney, who will perform at Union Coffeehouse Friday and Saturday; photo.
4	Spanish Club	Will meet Monday in the Cloister Coffee House.
4	WRA	WRA will sponsor a playnight tonight in the Women's Gym for both men and women.
4	Young Republicans	Young Republicans will meet Monday; local Republican candidates will be in attendance.
4	Peace Corps recruiters pleased with response	Peace Corps representatives now recruiting on campus say this year's response is better than last year's.
4	'Victory Bugs' to advertise Homecoming	The Homecoming Committee is sponsoring a "paint your car" contest.
4	'Morgan' featured by UAB	The film "Morgan" will be shown tonight as part of the Union Activities Board Film Series.
4	Beta Beta Beta	Call for students interested in the biological sciences to join Beta Beta Beta.
4	Bible Study	Concerned Christian's Bible Study will meet October 10, 1968.
4	Coffeehouse	Folksinger Craig Shenton will be featured tonight and tomorrow in the Cloister Coffee House
4	Christian Fellowship	Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship picnic will be held tomorrow.
5	Fifteen acts comprise Homecoming varieties	List of fifteen acts chosen for the 1968 Homecoming Variety Show to be presented October 15, 16, and 17.
5	Grad students English exams to be given	Graduate Candidacy Examination in English will be given October 29; the Graduate Comprehensive Examination in English will be given November 20 and 21.
5	Correction	Dave Seltzer of the Waterloo Courier was incorrectly identified as Jack Hovelson in a photo on page three of the October 1, 1968 issue of the Northern Iowan.
5	Concert, Queen Coronation to begin '68 Homecoming	Homecoming '68, UNIverse, will officially begin October 14 with the crowing of the Homecoming Queen; Homecoming Week activities listed.
6	New intramural schedule, scores	Schedules and results for flag football.
6	Meet the Panthers	Background on Dan Goddard, Marv Johnson, Jim Wagner, and Jim Vokoum; profile; photo.
7	Schooley could shatter career marks tomorrow	Phil Schooley may break records of Ralph Capitani this Saturday.
7	Top conference rusher leads Jackrabbit attack	UNI to face South Dakota State, and Darwin Gonnerman.
7	Denney wins as harriers lose it	UNI suffered first defeat of the season against Luther College on Tuesday.
8	Previews	Actvities and meetings.
8	Senate announces student internship seminar schedule	Student Government Internship Committee will present seminars to acquaint new students with Student Senate, Men's Union, A.W.S., Senate committees, and other areas of government.
8	Northern Iowa enrollment over nine thousand	Fall enrollment reported at 9076; breakdown given by gender, class, etc.
8	Hantula participates at East-West Center	James N. Hantula is participating in the Teacher Interchange Program at Honolulu's East-West Center, an institution set up to promote understanding between East and West.
8	Intramural swimming next week	A two-day meet will be held October 8 and 10; everyone is eligible except varsity swimmers.