Northern Iowan — April 29, 1975

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Contract final for concert	Charlie Daniels Band will play.
1	Coed houses face squeeze	One floor of Dancer Hall may remain co-ed; fewer students signing up.
2	UNI has viable concert market	Urges students to attend concert to prove that UNI can support concerts.
2	Salary presentation joint work of faculty and student organizations	Professor Crownfield attempts to credit those who assisted with the presentation to the General Assembly.
2	Salaries involve larger scope and variety of problems	Professor Millar points out that AFT representatives also assisted in presentation to General Assembly.
2	A. Bierce is Dead
3	Chabert responds	Believes letter writer's message was all too clear.
3	Union films have problems?	Unhappy with "technical difficulties" in film showing.
3	Chabert's letter defeated own purpose
4	Lang workshops offered	Creative language arts experiences course at PLS this summer.
4	Co-op to offer benefit	Cottontop Co-op will hold dance.
4	Greeks are active	Greek Week includes awards, kegger, variety show, and softball.
4	Senate in action	O. J. King urges revision of Dome board make-up.
5	Poetry reading	Will serve as memorial to the late Richard Rackstraw.
5	Carmen coming	Department of Music rehearsing "Carmen" for benefit performance.
5	Chinese exhibit	Bus will go to Kansas City for Chinese art exhibit.
5	Workshop applications available	Applications available for two four-week interdisciplinary summer sessions
6	There's no business like show business!	Marlins prepare for spring show; photo.
8	Anatomy courses	Will offer courses in anatomy and physiology for nursing students this summer.
8	Hopes for improvement; Union director elected v.p.	John Ketter elected to professional organization office; photo.
9	"Our Town" coming	Scene from play; photo.
9	Nijim in conference	Will participate in seminar on issues in Mediterranean basin.
9	Doud to post	James Doud appointed to NCA committee.
9	Wilson co-authors	Professor Wilson writes article on reading order and recall.
9	Long on cities	Excerpts from speech by Norton Long in Robinson Lecture.
10	Western Illinois snaps UNI streak	UNI lost to Western Illinois last weekend.
10	Women win 7 lose 1 in weekend	UNI took seven of eight road games held over the weekend; photo.
10	Golfers 13th at Drake	UNI took thirteenth place at the Drake Relays Invitational tournament.
10	Walker shines	UNI women participated in the State Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women championships; Helen Walker took second place in the discus.
10	Schwartz 6th at relays	Ken Schwartz took sixth place at the Drake Relays.
11	Diamond crew top of NCC	UNI beat North Dakota State over the weekend, 2 games to 1. These games put them at the top of the NCC; photo.
11	Prof elected	Professor Brimm elected vice chairman of NCA Commission on Schools.
12	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.
12	Intramural track meet
12	Intervarsity Christian Fellowship	Clair Hein will speak.
12	UNI Tae Kwon-Do Club	Seeking interested new members.
12	The Spanish Department	Challenges other languages to field day.
12	Student Reading Association	Mary Dohrman and Grace Leinen will speak.
12	UNI Golf Course	Hours and regulations.
12	Special Words and Voices	Professor McDavitt's students will present lectures.
12	Torch and Tassel	Will hold tea for woman educator of the year.
12	UNI Women's Studies Association	Will begin to formulate women's studies minor.
12	Philosophy and Religion Colloquium	Professor Thompson will discuss Freud.
12	Leisure Services Society	Will discuss car wash project.
12	Kappa Delta Pi	Spring initiation banquet.