Northern Iowan — February 5, 1974

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Food stamps	Procedures for applying for food stamps.
1	Guidance seminar	Brief description of conference program.
1	Checkmate	Dan Walker takes first place in the UAB Chess Tournament; photo.
1	Union cuts light	Attempts to save energy.
1	Food hours cut; student leaders disturbed	John Ketter explains move as money-saving measure.
2	State of Union leads . . . nowhere	Would like full truth about Watergate.
2	Regents should reconsider UNI	Believes Board ignores UNI.
2	A. Bierce is Dead
2	Mockery of justice is called "premature blast"	Believes critic has not been involved with system long enough to understand the background.
2	Anti-UNI-Dome termed "baloney"	Believes Dome critics do not take the larger view.
3	Women's swimming pool unused	Complains about pool being unavailable because of tardiness in putting together a lifeguard schedule.
3	Student fee allocation requirements are told	Outlines rules and procedures.
4	Resignation is sought: "no cockroaches here"	Angry that pesticides were sprayed in his apartment.
4	Over-reactive adjectives: bias	Advises court critic to learn more about system.
5	Credits in France	PLS will run study program in France.
5	Mature students	Continuing Education program provides services for non-traditional students.
5	Vets lobby on benefits	Veterans Club petitions for changes in benefits.
5	Tallcorn coming Friday	Five hundred musicians and directors expected.
6	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.
6	Donut sale	Sigma Alpha Iota will hold rush later this month.
6	Economics Club	Fedon Petrides will speak.
7	Pittsburgh Symphony to appear here Feb. 13	Profile of orchestra.
7	Students to display photographs	Paul Berger's art students will display their work; photo.
9	New department head foresees expansion	Professor Stockdale outlines his goals for the Department of Sociology and Anthropology; photo.
9	Beautiful philosophy helps Waterloo pre-schoolers	Professor Parker talks about his work with his Pre-School Academy.
10	Klinkowitz co-edits magazine; "Fictional International"	Professor Klinkowitz talks about his responsibilities as co-editor of new magazine.
10	Merit System	Consultant will listen to views on system.
10	Wind Ensemble	Will perform in six cities.
10	Meditation Society	Will sponsor series of lectures.
11	Judo Club	The Judo Club will begin practice Tuesday.
11	Panthers drop two on the road	Panthers lose to South Dakota and Morningside, bringing their season record to 2-15.
11	Gymnasts qualify; Doty leads assault	Seven Panthers qualify for the National Collegiate Athletic Association finals
11	Swimmers blank Winona	Panthers defeat Winona State, 64-49.
11	Sports Focus	Rich Hoewing discusses the UNI basketball team.
12	Women's basketball	Westmar defeats the Panthers, 54-49.
12	Cook takes track championship	Bill Cook wins the All-Around Track Championship; photo.
12	Billiards news	Jerry Smith wins the UNI billiards tournament.