Northern Iowan — February 6, 1973

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Untitled	Maureen Forrester, Canadian contralto, will perform at UNI February 7; photo.
1	Discrimination by sex at UNI	Salaries for women faculty are lower than those for men; discussion of causes and remedies.
1	'Escape into reality'	Union will offer series of non-credit classes for personal enjoyment.
1	The problem of rape	Two rapes reported near campus this school year; police offer advice.
1	Student Senate establishes Special Events Council	Also Professor Rackstraw talks about upcoming conference on environment.
2	A no to pass-no credit	Professor Krogmann believes that the grade system change has not produced good results.
2	A yes to pass-no credit	Professor Crownfield outlines benefits of grading system; asks for consistency.
3	Opportunity to learn English; course for non-native English speakers	Will be taught by TEFL students.
3	Untitled	UNI students perform in "The Birthday Party" starting February 14; photo.
4	Make applications for two $125 scholarships	Procedures for applying for Faculty Men's Club scholarships.
4	Spencer to speak on mainland China	J. E. Spencer will speak.
4	Poll to measure impressions of 'Free'
5	What's Going On . . .	Activities and meetings.
5	Phi Alpha Theta and the Historical Association	Professor Marie Kloss will discuss feminist movement.
5	John Hartford here Feb. 26	Photo.
5	Free entertainment
6	Cagers split weekend	UNI defeated Morningside, 90-77, but lost to South Dakota, 68-80; photo.
7	Intercollegiate softball	A general meeting for women's softball will be held Wednesday.
7	Cal-Poly whips grapplers	Panthers lose to Cal-Poly, 27-8; photo.
7	Swimmers increase wins	Panthers lose one, but win two in weekend action.
8	Is withholding grades unconstitutional?; possible landmark case in legal action	Interview with student who has outstanding bills.