Northern Iowan — November 15, 1974

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Faculty women sue university; alleged sex discrimination	AFT supports class action suit brought by faculty women.
1	Where's my hardhat?	Sculptor Phil Ogle looks at his sculpture mounted in the library; photo.
2	Dome board--who's got the control?	Believes students should have strong presence on Dome Policy and Programming Boards.
2	Open gym lacks basketball space	Unhappy that basketball is not allowed during "Open Gym" sponsored by WRA.
2	Males have hard time getting dates	Cites recent difficulty in getting dates; believes many women go home on weekends to avoid campus men.
2	Van Cliburn was mediocre musical	Believes that performance by Cliburn was not strong.
3	A student speaks out on UNISA; the truth hurts	Believes that some senators are not doing their jobs.
3	Teachers played as administrative pawns	Continues quarrel over role of teachers and administrators.
3	Piano not fault of Artist Series	Professor Jones states that difficulties during Cliburn concert were due to a problem with a very old piano.
4	Bloodmobile here	Sigma Alpha Epsilon will sponsor Red Cross blood drive.
4	TeleFUNDays are slated	Will attempt to raise $300,000 from thirty thousand alumni.
4	Turkey Foot museum program	Mr. and Mrs. Robert Messerly will present program.
4	"Dichotomy" adds art to library	Phil Ogle talks about his newly-mounted sculpture in the library.
5	Student plays to be presented	Will present two one-act plays; photo.
5	Pianists stress harmony	Profile of the Paratore Brothers.
5	Rider to lecture	Professor Rider will speak on man's thoughts on the nature of matter.
5	Sieleman to confab	Will attend conference on nuclear energy.
6	P. E. depart. clarifies requirements	Physical education classes will be open to both men and women students; general education requirements.
7	Student films	Nine students from Professor Scholz's film class will show work.
7	New lit course	Class on literature and ecology will be offered.
7	Scotland is captured in "magical musical"	Review of "Brigadoon".
8	Paratores: artists in residence	Will stay on campus for four days; photo.
9	Gymnastics alum meet	UNI will host annual Alumni meet tomorrow.
9	Untitled	Action against Grinnell; photo.
9	Power laden wrestlers to Fargo	UNI team will travel to Fargo for the Bison Open Tournament tomorrow.
9	Nationals next in line	UNI will compete in the NCAA national meet this week.
10	Beatles are alive and well	Review of the Beatles epic "Away With Words", starring John, Paul, George, and Ringo.
11	Swimmers open at All-Iowa Relays	UNI team will open its season at the All-Iowa Relays today.
11	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.
11	Russian Club	Professor Jamosky will show some of his films.
11	Words and Voices	Will present "The Truth about Pygmalion".
11	Folk Dance Club	Will review dances.
11	Shaping our world	Professor Pritchard will speak on music.
11	UNI-Ski	Will hold second meeting; plan for trip.
11	Jazz is performed in its glory	Review of performance by St. Louis Jazz Quartet.
12	New frat organizes	Sigma Phi Epsilon colonized November 1, 1974.
12	Swimmers compete in All-Iowa relays	Team photo; photo.
12	Bike storage service	RHA sponsors winter bike storage.