Northern Iowan — April 8, 1975

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	RHOC explores residence options; 24-hour visitation is major issue	Committee considering a number of issues.
1	Regents consider ISPIRG funding methods	Will consider the "opt-in" and the "opt-out" methods.
1	Untitled	Mick Parker plays frisbee; photo.
2	Caution Senate to strengthen itself	Believes Senate should consider difference between itself and the executive branch; not be afraid to disagree with one another; and use committees effectively.
2	Food service behavior disgusting	Believes many students behave very badly in dining centers.
2	A. Bierce is Dead
2	Symposium art correction	648 students attended recent conference.
2	Late schedules may hamper registration	In some cases students may have as little as one day to decide what classes to take.
3	Merchants help on Casino Night	Thanks those who helped.
4	McFee named ACE Fellow	Professor McFee selected for academic administration internship program.
4	Teaching French	Seeking students to teach schoolchildren.
4	Jesus as superman	Scene from "Godspell"; photo.
4	UNISA approves opt-out systems	ISPIRG funding method would require students to indicate if they do not want to contribute.
5	European flights	Union has information on flights to Europe.
5	Siddens exhibit	Professor Siddens will exhibit lithographs.
5	Profs elected	Professors Duea and Litwiller elected to ICTM offices.
5	Chubby Checker lives	A couple competes in a twist contest; photo.
5	Concert is still possibility	May be presented during SUNI Days.
6	Potpourri des Arts	Reviews of the John Hartford & Friends concert, Bob Dylan's album "Blood on the Tracks," and the movie "The Stepford Wives"; photo.
7	Office established to combat complexity; Ombudsman successful	Professors Jensen and Schmidt talk about the work of the office.
8	Econ scholarship	James Van Nostrand wins Leavitt scholarship.
8	Tomahawk	Elect officers; plan next year's projects.
8	Sequence design program offered	Jack Holzaepfel talks about the design courses.
9	Baseball hopes to open	UNI hopes to see fair weather to open season.
9	Big "maybe" for golfers	Panthers hope to open their season.
9	Four athletes from UNI honored	Ron Peters, Mark Onstott, Mike Doty, and Randy Krejci were chosen Outstanding College Athletes of America.
9	Thinclads open outdoors as winners	UNI wins the season opener, 84-70, over Augustana.
9	Netters continue to roll	UNI picks up two wins after defeating Luther and South Dakota State.
9	Women runners fourth at Iowa	UNI falls to Graceland, Grinnell, and Iowa.
10	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.
10	French Club	Will hold crepe party.
10	Intervarsity Christian Fellowship	Don Hightink will speak on relationships.
11	Stereo broadcasting begins	KHKE will change frequency from 88.1 to 89.5 and increase power from 2000 to 8000 watts.
11	Seminar on experiences; problems & successes	Class set up for English students returning from student teaching.
11	Desk damage "undone"	Plant services refinish damaged desks at about $10 per desk.