Northern Iowan — October 12, 1973

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Peace Corps	Will recruit on campus.
1	Maucker award	Seeking applicants.
1	SISEA	Considering possible programs for year.
1	New York writer	Dr. Raymond Federman, a New York writer, will open the Distinguished Critics Lecture Series; photo.
1	Budget exists for publication	John Nicol, advisor to defunct Free magazine, is considering other formats.
1	KHKE	Will carry Watergate hearings live.
2	Smoking pros . . . and cons	Contrasting viewpoints in light of recent UNISA motions urging stricter enforcement of campus rules on smoking.
2	You scream, ice cream	Enjoys soft-serve ice cream.
2	UNI-Dome answers needed now	Professor Cawelti would like answers on matters of need, use, and cost.
3	UNI-Dome project blasted	Asks if rumors are true: will student fees be used, are critics being heard, will student use be secondary?
3	UNI-Dome project blasted	Finds project silly.
3	UNI-Dome project blasted	Who is paying for it and exactly what will it be used for?
3	"Specifics" needed	Continues criticism of Mayor Crews for indecision.
4	Recycling drive creates awareness; "relative success"	Has success on campus; photo.
5	MSH results	List of election results.
5	English debate	Two UNI students will meet two English students in debate.
5	FCC's Johnson here	Nicholas Johnson will speak.
5	Auction buffs prepare!	Industrial Arts Club will hold auction.
6	Music theater--full season	Highlights of the year's three productions.
6	Everybody's watching	Ashley Alexander, UNI Marching Band director, watches as the pom pon squad practices for one of the upcoming half-time shows; photo.
7	Planning a trip to China	Professor Cheng takes a close look at China today.
7	Bicycle storage approved	In wake of thefts, bicycles may be stored in dorm rooms.
7	Social work conference
8	What's Up? ?	Activities and meetings.
8	Political Science Club	Offering career series.
8	Greek Night	Activities at Olsen's Boat House.
8	Nobel Prize author will speak here	Raymond Federman, an expert on Nobel Prize winner Samuel Beckett, will speak.
8	New major offered	Description of American Studies major.
9	Fransen leads NCC punters	UNI's Jim Fransen takes first place in NCC statistics race.
9	Tag . . . you're it	Dennis Roloff stops an opponent in an intramural flag football game; photo.
9	Panthers seek third win at Drake; Bulldogs lead series, 22-12-1	Panthers prepare to face Drake.
9	Hockey team to Luther	Panther women defeat Iowa City to gain second win of the season.
9	WRA co-rec night	The WRA co-rec night is set.
9	Harriers suffer first loss	Luther College defeats UNI, 24-33.
10	Table tennis tourney	Gear House of Rider Hall hosts a table tennis tournament.
10	Pass, kick results	Todd Hunemueller and Bob Dunn win the intramural pass and kick contests.
10	Ruggers at Dubuque	UNI heads to Dubuque.
10	Swimming outlook good	Coach Glen Henry expresses hopeful outlook for the swim team.
11	T. M. lectures and film	Schedule of lectures and activities.
11	New media M. A. approved	Professors Hardman and Kueter talk about the new program.
12	UNI takes interest in vets	Cliff Swartz talks about the services offered by the Veterans Affairs Office.
12	"Ballet West" review	Review of performance: "Ballet West."
12	Parking areas expand	Rules and regulations for the new year.
12	Rare book collection	Library purchases modern fiction collection at recommendation of Professor Klinkowitz.