Northern Iowan — April 5, 1974

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Iowan receives first class rating	Receives award from Associated Collegiate Press; excerpts from report.
1	Grand Dragon to speak in Men's Gym, 8 p.m. tonight	William Chaney will speak; photo.
1	Brush up	Mary Reichenberg displays one of the pieces for the student art show . . . a giant toothbrush; photo.
2	This might be your only chance	Urges students to attend speech by Klan member.
2	Every university should have token conservatives	Gerald Baker talks about conservatives, ISPIRG, and politics.
2	Disciplinary is pathetic, humorous	Mark Rae says that the new rules against streaking are an example of the tools of conformity.
3	Vietnam Veterans Day was indeed a sham	Believes US owes thanks to vets.
3	And UNI shall always remain a suitcase college	Unhappy with rules on residency status.
3	"Help a child to walk"	Phi Beta Lambda will sponsor pledge walk.
4	Cash awards for needy students	Additions to BEOG program.
4	Union: more than just coffee	Brief description of programs in first five years of operation.
5	Plaehn given degree	Professor Plaehn gives Grant Wood lithograph "Honorary Degree" to UNI.
5	Counselor seminar	Richard Dustin will speak.
5	Sweet Shop proving to be a big success	Penny candy on sale in Union's Penny Lane; photo.
6	Education majors must apply for teaching	Students must report.
7	Have high hopes for walk-a-thon; Phi Beta Lambda	Procedures for event.
8	I-Club	Will select Dickinson Relays queen.
8	Bridge	Union will sponsor lessons.
8	Bake sale	Sigma Alpha Iota will hold sale.
8	Baseball	Will hold informational meeting for those interested in JV team.
9	One-acts presented	Will present "An Interview with F. Scott Fitzgerald", Merit Badge", and "Answers".
9	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.
9	Clark on campus	Senator will speak at ICTE conference.
9	Untitled	A dog "waits forlornly for his master to return from class"; photo.
9	Blacks in white America	Clarence Major will speak at conference; other events scheduled.
10	Visual World Symposium to feature wide varieties	Brief description of program.
10	Russian Language Institute applications due April 15	Students can earn eight hours of credit during two months in Russia.
10	SUNI Days	Seeking good ideas for activities.
11	Recycling is still alive and kicking	Students collect paper from offices; photo.
11	'Broadway': musical voyage	Preview of Kurt Weill production.
12	Batik is making it big	Union Craft Shop will offer batik demonstration; photo.
12	Boys in the Band: search for relief	Play preview.
13	Untitled	The Hirschberg Circus and Bar Mitzvah Band is scheduled to appear at UNI; photo.
13	Daley opponent here	Dick Simpson will speak in Robinson Lecture Series.
13	Enrollment	429 new students admitted for spring 1974 semester.
13	Pan-Am Week	Jesus Pinzon will perform Colombian music.
13	Society sponsors films	Alpha Kappa Delta will present series.
13	No deposit necessary for registration	Part of new optional billing plan.
14	Potpourri de l'arts	Reviews of "Three Dog Night"'s performance, the films "Thieves Like Us," "Fritz the Cat," "The Last Detail," and Foghat's album "Energized."
15	Netmen head to Wisconsin	Panthers prepare to face the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse and Winona.
15	Trackmen will face Iowa State tomorrow	UNI opens its outdoor season against Iowa State; photo.
15	Baseball team has first season win	Panthers defeat Wartburg College, 3-1 and 8-5.
15	Gymnasts 9th in Nationals	Panthers place ninth, outscoring Mankato State.
15	Swimmers fail to place in NCAA	Coach Henry voices his approval of the swimmers' efforts.
16	Workshops offer training for women	Will offer athletic training workshops, movement education, and gymnastics coaching sessions.
16	Expenses reimbursed	Limited campaign expenses will be reimbursed.
16	Indian comedy shown
16	Mexico featured	Dan Yeager will talk about remote areas of northern Mexico at Museum.
16	Pope to speak	Larry Pope will address AAUP.
16	KHKE back on air	On air daily from 10AM through midnight; some programs shifted from KUNI.
16	30-hour dance is not the last tango	Hope to raise $10,000.