Northern Iowan — December 6, 1974

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Campus shorts	RHA will sponsor Christmas semi-formal dance; university will establish Maucker Cultural Enrichment Award.
1	Dome boards are approved by cabinet	Cabinet approves boards for policy and for programming.
1	"O Tannenbaum . . ."	Students enjoy Christmas tree lighting; photo.
2	Students are short changed again, again	Believes students are under-represented on Dome boards.
2	Defends art and architecture program	Believes students should have broader education in art.
2	Now Watergating in arts, architecture selection	John Volker objects strongly to implication that the Art and Architecture Committee rewarded a friend in selecting "Dichotomy".
2	Haman sees the light?	Professor Haman apologizes for implications on selection of "Dichotomy" design.
3	Misspelled graffiti	Wishes vandals would at least spell correctly.
3	Response to Paratores was overwhelming	Thanks students for response to Paratore visit.
3	Like robbing Peter to pay Paul; Dr. Barr's loss is objected to	Unhappy that department will lose religion position.
3	Poll was taken on reverse dating	Men and women seem to favor reversal of dating roles in informal poll.
3	Board of Regents and transcript office are out to rip you off?	Unhappy with $2 charge for transcripts.
3	Sculpture has archenemies	Professor Behrens responds to "Dichotomy" critics.
4	Job information offered	Job information available on microfiche; photo.
4	CIRUNA promotes relations	Group supports UN and international relations.
5	Society offers serious cinema	Northern Iowa Film Society plans to sponsor film series in spring.
5	Prof exhibits	Professor Echeverria will exhibit in Pennsylvania show.
5	Faculty concert is tonight	Program for performance of Woodwind Quintet.
5	Seminar "Previews UNI"	Exploratory course would offer a variety of professors and subjects.
6	Profs publish	Professors Berg and Spinelli publish work on teacher autonomy.
6	Experience odyssey	Preview of "Hang on to your Head".
7	Music scholarships	Department of Music will award six scholarships to incoming freshmen.
7	UNI developing preserves	Professor Dowell talks about the growing system of biological preserves.
8	24th Invitational tomorrow	UNI will hold its 24th annual invitational tomorrow.
8	Field hockey season ends	UNI finished its season by sending four players to the nationals.
8	Swim team to Big Eight Relay	UNI will compete in the annual Big Eight Relays today and tomorrow.
9	Women open schedule	UNI basketball team begins season; season schedule.
9	Frisk, Harms, James to All-Academic team	UNI players made the NCC's all-academic team.
9	Women swimmers debut	Women's team will open season against Luther.
9	Enright signs with UNI	Mark Enright, a high school prep, signed with UNI.
9	Meeting for gymnasts	Organizational meeting for new sport.
9	UNI wins, 91-90! Cagers impressive in first game	UNI beat Central Missouri, 91-90, in their season opener on Tuesday; photo.
10	Washington trip	Department of Political Science will sponsor spring break trip.
11	Anthro degrees expand curriculum	Anthropology major and minor available for first time this semester; faculty talk about course of study; brief profile of faculty.
12	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.
12	New English course	Professor Day will teach course on Willa Cather.
12	UNI Conservation Club	Will meet.
12	Student speeches	List of students and topics.
12	Phi Beta Lambda	Will hold Christmas party.
12	Francis Road	Will be distributed soon.
12	UNI Ski Club	Planning for trip to Colorado.
12	Extended library hours during final exams	Response to request from students for longer hours.
12	Senior recitals	Melanie Meer and Polly Anfinson will perform.
12	African program at Museum	Bob Eller will present program on Nigeria.
12	International Students Association	Will meet.