Northern Iowan — April 6, 1973

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Justice Douglas headlines environmental conference; "Education for Survival" opens Monday	Profile of Justice Douglas and additional speaker Richard Falk; photo.
1	Panels focus on solutions to environmental problems	Highlights of conference; photo.
2	Sexism and racism	Points out instances of racism and sexism at UNI.
2	Back again	Recounts her student teaching experience.
2	"Godzilla has come"	Complaints about loud noises associated with remodeling project.
2	In memoriam: Robert Dalziel	Barbara Lounsberry's tribute to Professor Dalziel.
3	Former census chief to speak May 26	George Hay Brown will speak.
3	Advance registration schedule for Fall 1973
3	Financial aids--"uncertain"	Dennis Jensen explains potential changes associated with new BEOG program.
4	Pan-Am week festivities begin tomorrow	Detailed program of activities.
4	Newbirth	Will provide counseling to prospective mothers; will offer alternatives to abortion..
4	Visual World symposium starts today	Extensive schedule of programs, movies, and exhibits to be presented by Department of Art.
5	All night in the Union	Late night activities.
5	Project: Pitch In	Seeking campus clean-up teams.
5	SUNI days	Schedule.
5	"Pirates of Penzance" begins Thursday	Play preview.
5	Evening of one-acts April 8	Will present "Waiting for Godot,Box and Cox", and "The Dumbwaiter".
6	Student teaching applications due April 13
6	Workshop focuses on human relationships	Will focus on improving teacher education.
6	Balow keynotes Special Ed workshop	Bruce Balow will speak.
7	44 pledge frats	List of pledges for spring semester.
7	De Leon highlights Pan Am	Jesus de Leon will play guitar; photo.
7	New UNISA officers meet	Old officers sum up activities.
8	Soleri architecture--perfect urban system	Paolo Soleri will appear at conference; exhibit of work will be on display.
8	Life style workshop planed for Tuesday	Will focus on changing roles for men and women.
9	Storey to participate on Social Work Council; only undergraduate in nation selected	James Storey will be on national board.
9	Behrens authors article	Writes article on creativity.
9	Kao granted fellowship	Ruth Kao will use time for design and construction of work.
9	"Tartuffe" cast chosen	Cast list.
9	"European Room" aids students going abroad	Honors Program sets up lounge area.
10	Thoughts on lost awareness
10	Puerto Rican program and exhibits at museum	Argelia Hawley will make presentation.
10	Children's Theatre Company to perform here	Minneapolis will present two plays.
11	Sunseri to address conference	Will discuss Chicano studies.
11	Women's studies display in UNI library	Collection features about four hundred books.
12	Baseball opens conference season	UNI begins season with three games against South Dakota State; photo.
13	Netmen whip Parsons	Panthers defeat Parsons College to bring season record to 7-1-1.
13	Trackmen to Iowa State tomorrow	Panthers face Iowa State.
13	Untitled	"Jubilant Panthers cheer a UNI home run"; photo.
14	Athletes of the Week	Profiles of Steve McKinstry, Ken Schwartz, Jack Heinz, and Joe Wolf; photo.
14	Golf team wins opener	Panthers beat Wartburg, 463-472, in season opener.
15	Track third at Louisiana meet	Over spring break, UNI placed third out of five teams; photo.
15	Women host tennis meet	Panther women host Luther, Iowa State University, and the University of Iowa.
15	Rugby team opens season	Panthers travel to Davenport for season opener.
15	Baseball notice	A meeting will be held for men interested in JV baseball.
16	What's Going On . . .	Activities and meetings.
16	Student Home Economics Association	Professors Stan Grant and Susan Sherman will lead discussion.
16	Advanced lecture	Will discuss higher states of consciousness.
16	SISEA and Kappa Delta Pi	Pete Marin will speak.
16	Phi Alpha Theta	Will sponsor display of ethnic and minority literature.
16	Lash to serve on NHS program	Professor Lash will serve on a regional humanities board.