Northern Iowan — November 25, 1969

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Faculty will study minority problems	Interim report due December 1.
1	General ed program	Student Senate committee presents report on general education reform.
1	"John Birch Society is not a political organization"	Robert Welch speaks to crowd of 1200; photo.
1	Discuss institutional racism, demands; forum	Faculty, administrators, students express views.
2	Complaint is with directors	Continuing debate about UAB.
2	Untitled	UNI students allegedly sold marijuana cigarettes to the Tall Corn music children.
2	Don't want support of "silent majority"	Letter from soldiers in Viet Nam outlines position on Moratorium.
2	A Hippocratic oath for teachers	Goals for good teaching.
2	Presents the facts	Professor Crownfield addresses issues of the pre-planned structure of a recent faculty meeting.
2	Racism exists in everyone's mind	Believes UNI and its community have racist tendencies.
2	Must earn respect	Defends recent letter writer who claimed that many campus discussions are one-sided.
3	Moratorium must broaden perspective	Analyzes Moratorium.
3	Student leaders must face racism issue	Continues debate on institutional and personal racism.
4	Organizational News	Activities and meetings.
4	America presently has its own tired, poor, hungry	The Reverends Morris and Barrows speak on difficulties of African-Americans; photo.
4	Hearst to read his poetry today	Will read selections at Poetry Hour.
5	Previews	Activities and meetings.
5	Technical aspects mar the actors' fine performances	Review of "Camelot".
6	Four Panthers named to all-conference grid team	John Williams, Larry Green, Jim Luhring, and Jim Rudd were named to the NCC al-conference team.
6	'They got me!'	Gymnast performs; photo.
6	Jim Rudd is double winner	Jim Rudd and John Williams named permanent captains at a banquet; photo.
7	Final statistics announced	1969 football statistics.
7	Panther records fall	UNI's 1969 team set twelve records and tied another.
7	Perhaps a memory or two?	Guests enjoy banquet; photo.
8	PE depts. willing to participate in pass-fail experiment	Orally agree to consider pass/fail for general education courses.