Northern Iowan — April 18, 1975

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Faculty to appear before legislature	Representative O'Halloran calls for hearing about salary issues.
1	Faculty Senate raises pass/no credit to C-	Previous level had been D-.
1	All fall down . . .	Several UNI women get into a muddy tug-o-war as part of Hagemann Hall's "Olympics"; photo.
2	Allow us to grow . . .	UNI has problems far beyond faculty salaries; Regents do not yet perceive UNI as a university.
2	P/NC change--not a good move	Does not believe faculty made a strong enough case to change the passing grade level.
2	Charges lack of spiritual depth	Believes reviewer missed religious message of Godspell.
2	Time for student input	Students need to be involved even more in decisions that affect them.
2	ISPIRG--the whole story	Believes student opinion nearly completely ignored in ISPIRG decision.
3	Five years a dome--students have hassles; a visit to Pocatello	Detailed report on Minidome at Idaho State University; photo.
4	Panel discussion	Will discuss regulatory process.
4	UNI reps attend breakfast	Wayne Morris, Greg Sieleman, and Carol Le Beau attend Governor's Prayer Breakfast.
4	Scholarships	Faculty Men's Club offering two $125 scholarships.
4	CIA speaker	William Parmenter will speak.
5	Model UN festival begins	Eight hundred students and advisors will be on campus.
5	Prof to speak	Professor Wiesenfeld will speak on why the Greeks did not develop calculus.
5	Campus election	North side dorms announce election results.
5	Latin festival	To be held at UNI Museum.
6	Profs present papers	Professors Wilson and Brooks present papers at AERA conference.
6	Pre-school promotes self-confidence	Description of Professor Parker's academy; photo.
7	Dickinson's long history; 52nd running will be last of its kind	After completion of the Dome, the Dickinson Relays will move indoors and will be open for high school athletes only.
7	Golfers finally get to play	UNI competes in a triangular at Des Moines.
7	Netters roll, tough weekend ahead	Panthers sweep Grinnell, 9-0.
7	Panthers host ND for three games	Panthers prepare for a three game series against North Dakota this weekend.
8	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.
8	Student Reading Association	Planning potluck dinner.
8	Chess tournament	Union tournament will feature five round Swiss system.
8	Women in Business	Panel discussion of four area businesswomen.