Northern Iowan — October 7, 1969

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Enrollment up over last fall	Fall 1970 enrollment is 9496; 4.7% increase over previous fall.
1	Study of race efforts urged	OCS tries to get clear sense of sometimes conflicting or over-lapping efforts of Forum and COURIMGE.
1	Minority group committee tells of recruiting needs	Outline of current recruiting efforts.
1	STOP benefit dance
1	Museum now open	Open weekday afternoons.
1	Rock group pops concert postponed
1	Classical guitarist in chamber music series	Christopher Parkening will play.
1	Van Dyke to speak at moratorium rally	Dick Van Dyke will speak in Indianola.
2	Rap security for stop sign violation	Believes security officer ran through stop sign.
2	Untitled	The hawks and doves in a battle one another.
2	Lauds minority group committee	Believes COURIMGE had done good job.
2	Blacks can't compete?	Believes anyone offered a job for which there was not open competition would be insulted.
2	"Stop, please, stop"
2	Village is good home	Likes Sunset Village; cites need for inexpensive housing.
2	Thanks wives for wearing armbands	Appreciates those who supported moratorium at Faculty Dames brunch.
2	Proposes blackboard fund drive	Humorous response to Professor Fox.
2	"Diggers are niggers"	Relates experience of trying to rent apartment.
2	Function of UAB is use of Union	Believes UAB should limit its concerns to activities in and around Union.
3	Organizational News	Activities and meetings.
3	Support the moratorium
3	Draft counseling
3	Present Brecht's Galileo	Professor Wood talks about the forthcoming production.
3	Work of Russian poet read	Michael and Lynn Borich will read work by Yevtushenko.
4	Candidates ready for queen's election	Photos and brief biographical sketches of candidates; photo.
6	Potpourri	Activities and meetings.
6	Mature women to form organization	Will attempt to meet needs of non-traditional group.
6	UAB fall outing at Wahpaton
7	EMC aids faculty, students	EMC programs and services; photo.
8	"Camelot" is lusty musical; produced here	Music department will produce play.
8	Noted educator will speak on black novel	Charles Nilon will speak.
9	Historical association to present lectures	Professor Eiklor will speak to new group.
9	Music prof performs in faculty concert
9	Untitled	Bridge under construction on Dike Road; photo.
10	Panthers win at SDSU	Panthers defeated South Dakota State University on Saturday, 24-14; photo.
11	Intramural battle draws to close	Intramural games head into their last week of the season.
11	Matmen preparing for season	UNI will begin their season January 10.
11	Hopes to squelch Wartburg	UNI lost to Wartburg at the Les Duke Invitational last Saturday.
12	Equipment stolen from photo lab	Equipment disappears after end of summer session; no suspects.
12	Underground newspaper in circulation under new name; New Prairie Primer	Editors talk about their new newspaper; photo.
12	Untitled	Shaded sidewalks; photo.