Northern Iowan — January 8, 1974

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Nixon prankster Tuck speaks here tomorrow	Profile of Dick Tuck.
1	Vet membership drive	Eight hundred veterans currently on campus; Veterans Club will set up table in Union in hopes of reaching membership goal of 150.
1	Student volunteers	Volunteer Bureau has operated since February 1972; still seeking students who want to work.
1	Washington trip	Professor Winter will lead spring break trip.
1	Pantomime	Class will present performance.
1	Snowshine	The sun shines through a snow and ice covered tree; photo.
2	Solicitors beware	UNI will continue policy of not providing information about students to private companies.
2	A. Bierce is Dead
2	KHKE: great service	Enjoys programming.
3	Trees purchased	Tomahawk has purchased trees which have been planted east of Seerley Hall.
3	Anti-Semitism vs. anti-Zionism	Attempts to delineate reasons for support of Israel.
3	International courses sought	Suggests possibilities for adding international dimensions to curriculum.
4	"Rare" books find security	Don Gray talks about the material in the Library's rare book collection.
5	Ski trip	Union will sponsor trip to Minnesota.
5	Chess players	Will meet.
5	Student Reading Association	Professor Harms will speak.
5	Vets	Will meet to discuss memorial to those killed or missing in Viet Nam.
5	Phi Beta Lambda	IRS representative will speak.
6	Jazz show bills Burton	Profile of jazz performers; photo.
6	Tomahawk to hold annual student book exchange	Book exchange schedule and procedures.
7	Women's basketball	UNI lost to Wartburg, 54-51.
7	Ailing wrestlers travel to Luther; seek second dual win	Panthers hope to bring home another win.
7	Untitled	Bill Runchey loses sight of the ball during the Mankato-UNI game; photo.
8	Panthers lose eighth game, 73-64	Mankato State hands UNI their eighth loss of the season.
8	Tankers return from Hall of Fame	Panthers spent two weeks working out in Fort Lauderdale.