Northern Iowan — May 9, 1975

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Students: S. Vietnam loss no threat	Results of survey by Professor Vajpeyi's class.
1	Iowan summer staff announced	Staff roster and assignments.
1	Outdoor art	Paul Seegers displays sculpture; photo.
2	Ninny awards announced: Sheriff unprecedented two time winner	List of mocking awards.
2	Campaign promises--what are the results?	Believes O. J. King has not delivered on his promises.
2	Correction	There are no residence hall directors on the Administrative Council.
2	Feels wiser use of golf course is necessary	Would like to see course open more hours for recreational play.
3	A. Bierce is Dead
4	Recognition breakfast	Sixteen faculty and staff will be honored.
4	Hearst reception tomorrow	President Kamerick will honor Professor Hearst, who will receive UNI's first honorary degree.
4	Pratt publishes	Professor Pratt publishes article on discipline and learning.
4	Women's studies active	Plan to put women's studies proposal through curricular process in the fall.
5	Civic group	UNI Civic Arts Association will meet.
5	Prof in seminar	Professor Crownfield will attend seminar at Esalen Institute.
5	Le Beau awarded "Cubby"	Profile of Carol Le Beau.
5	Jewish literature to be studied	Professor Wohl will teach course on American Jewish experience.
6	Chorus concert	Program for Women's Chorus.
6	Scholarships	Two students win Tomahawk scholarships.
6	Iowan rated first class	NI wins several awards.
7	The Windhover	Kim Hackett works on pilot license; photo.
8	"You can never quit learning"; Potter looking forward to retirement	Lengthy profile of Professor Jeannette Potter.
9	Sculpture on the lawn	Sculpture students display work; photo.
10	Art head honored	Professor Lash will appear in "Who's Who in America".
10	Geographers attend meeting	Six faculty and eight students attend national meeting; Professor Nijim presents paper.
11	Netmen take great record to NCC	UNI finished up its regular season by beating Drake on Wednesday, 6-3; photo.
11	J. V. baseball successful this year	UNI has first successful year of J. V. play, due to the hard work of George Miller.
11	Softball team to state	UNI will play in the state tournament.
11	Three women regional	Three members of UNI's team will compete in the Region 6 Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women Championships.
11	Baseball teams title hopes dim	UNI will face Morningside this weekend in their last regular season game.
11	One last time	Looking forward to completed Dome.
12	Good-bye O.R.	The old stadium gate; photo.
12	Warren findings challenged	Excerpts from speech by Bob Katz.
13	In perspective; 1974-75 overview	Aerial shot; photo.
14	The UNI-Dome: progress, questions, controversy	Summary to date; photo.
16	Controversies headline front page to year's end	Paul Kilmer challenges ticket policy; O. J. King promotes confidence vote on Vice President Hansmeier; petition urges naming of Dome for President Nixon; photo.
18	Speakers, music: concerts and controversy	Survey of speakers and performers in 1974-1975; photo.
20	Theaters combine to portray comedy to fantasy	Review of Theatre UNI and Music Theatre productions for 1974-1975.
22	UNI continues her dominance in NCC sports; four crowns, national championship highlight year	Look back at UNI's winning year, 1974-1975; photo.
23	Banner year for women's sports; new sports, new faces make year successful	Look at this years women's athletics; the addition of new sports; photo.
24	People made 1974-75 a year to remember; UNI--a "whirlwind of activity"	Review of fun and less than fun events.