Northern Iowan — November 30, 1973

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Nicholas Johnson	Third District Congressional candidate will speak.
1	More grads get jobs	Dean Rhum reports that 95% of students earning UNI graduate degrees between 1969 and 1972 found jobs or continued study.
1	Noehren battles heating crisis	Difficulties in controlling room temperatures with any precision.
2	You and the squeeze	Urges students to think about ways to save energy.
2	Fundraising not favored	Alumna does not support Dome; believes priorities have been reversed.
2	Stewart declares we've hit new low	Believes cowpaths are natural development in light of inadequate sidewalks.
2	Aid is needed	Professor Sunseri seeks aid for drought-stricken areas in Africa.
2	Holiday reflection	Wonders about meaning of holiday.
3	Needed: Bookstore Committee members	Will conduct feasibility study.
3	Student participation questioned	Offers arguments for student involvement in decision-making.
3	"Joynt" aids personal choices	William Martin describes services at Cedar Falls center.
4	Nijim program	Will present viewpoint on Arab-Israeli conflict on Cedar Rapids television station.
4	Colombians visit	Three UPN officials on campus.
4	Bad omen?	UNI gets a blanketing of snow; photo.
4	Robinson on Buddhism	Professor Robinson will speak on topic "Is Buddhism an Atheism?"
4	4 plays	Brief description of plays.
5	Student-run bookstore takes off!; volunteers are needed in nearly every area of the project	A look at some of the questions that need to be answered.
5	Christmas tree lighting scheduled for Monday	Will sing carols; only one tree will be lit.
6	Madrigal renaissance popularity; an evening with Madrigal singers and strolling minstrels . . .	Description of the madrigal program.
6	Who's afraid?	Theatre UNI will present "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"; photo.
7	UNI-CUE gets money	Will use Baty money for early childhood education.
7	Japanese trio featured	Japan Trio will perform; profile.
7	Munchkinland	Will improvise story of the Wizard of Oz.
7	Mime is back!	Mimes will perform.
8	"Bloodstone"	Will perform; photo.
8	"Transfer and Storage" premieres	Review of movie "Transfer and Storage" made by Professors Glenn and Scholz.
9	What's Up? ?	Activities and meetings.
9	Museum program on polished rocks	Professor Herb Silvey will present program.
9	French Club	Will go caroling.
9	Purple Arrow	Will hold dinner and initiation.
9	T. M.	Will run one more set of introductory lectures.
10	Women's Phys. Ed. offers new class	Also offers classes on several schedules.
10	And another thing, Santa . . .	Santa Claus listens to a child's wish list; photo.
11	Lemon isn't	Steve Lemon takes the all-university intramural tennis title.
11	Jim Berry: a new era at UNI?	Coach Jim Berry plans to improve the UNI basketball team; profile; photo.
11	Wrestling invitational here; Iowa, Wisconsin among entries	Panthers hope to win the UNI Invitational wrestling meet.
11	Two Panthers are all-NCC	Steve Lounsberry and Mike Woodley named to the first team all-North Central Conference; photo.
11	Swimmer at Big Eight	UNI prepares to compete in the Big Eight Relays for the first time.
12	Panther of week to Miller	Profile of wrestler Jim Miller; photo.
12	Diane Braun, an unusual success; first national competitor in field hockey for UNI	Despite just having learned to play field hockey, Diane Braun advances to the national competition; photo.