Northern Iowan — February 19, 1974

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Science workshop	Will present unified science approach.
1	Greek novelist	Petros Ambatzoglou will speak.
1	Untitled	Ron Lange takes advantage of the warm weather to wash his car; photo.
1	Speech-Art Complex okayed	Regents approve project budget; description of facilities; house at 1233 West 23rd will become CBBR; parking spaces added to Hillside Courts.
1	Life theory proposed	Clifford Matthews believes that proteins, not amino acids, came first.
2	Recent speakers have been boon	Notes that good speakers have drawn good crowds.
2	Polling place is justified	Believes that one site serves all well.
2	Anderson conclusion is right, but reason is wrong	Believes collective action is necessary.
2	Students reminded of obligation	Scolds students for not becoming involved in decisions and then complaining later.
3	'Nam, energy shaking foreign aid; Heyl visits UNI	Excerpts from presentation by Mary Jane Heyl.
3	A. Bierce is Dead
4	What's Up	Activities and meetings.
4	Professors	Professors Roberts and Kloss will discuss their book on social movements.
4	Ping-pong	Union will hold tournament.
4	Humor lecture	Professor Cheng will lecture on Chinese humor.
4	Alpha Phi	List of ten initiates.
4	Eastman Quartet to appear here on Thursday	Profile of group.
5	Chicago trip planned; individual studies	Will visit cultural sites.
5	Human sexuality	Will conduct session at Judson House.
5	Renaissance	Professor Forest will make presentation on Shakespeare.
5	Pittsburgh Orchestra delights audience	Review of music: Pittsburgh Orchestra.
6	How to bite the hand that feeds you	Excerpts from presentations by Sam Keen.
7	Panthers edge SDS; record first NCC win	Panthers defeat South Dakota State, 68-67; photo.
7	Wrestlers end dual season with sweep	Panthers end season with 15-2 record.
7	Women's basketball	Panthers defeat Iowa City, 85-46.
8	Gymnasts shatter records	Panthers defeat North Dakota 140.25-117.85; photo.
8	UNI runners finish second	Panthers lose to the University of Iowa.