Northern Iowan — November 14, 1975

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Dreier honored	Profile of Professor Dreier, who received a distinguished service award from the Rural Education Association.
1	Library hours	Thanksgiving hours.
1	Industrial tech to "cluster"	Professor Rudisill talks about a change in the curriculum which will emphasize technology, rather than industrial arts, and show the relationship of technology to people and society.
1	Search begun for new dean	Committee formed to search for Dean of the College of Education.
1	Hot stuff	UNI coeds Sharon Johnson and Melissa Ketter serve up some chili at Hardee's; photo.
1	Damage still mystery	Officials cannot decide why panels tore during storm.
2	NSA conference intelligent method	The Northern Iowan staff recognizes the benefits of the National Student Association conference being held.
2	Support KHKE/KUNI "Public Radio Week"	The Northern Iowan staff urges students to support their local radio stations.
2	Students fall for cheap ad tricks	Frank Camp wonders about students who fall for marketing ploys.
2	The problem of world hunger	Controversy over the annual Halloween food fight remains; world hunger is real.
3	Mickey comments	A UNI student offers humorous solution to inflating the Dome.
3	Welcome to my Module	Steven Maravetz comments on current UNI happenings.
3	Presidential statement; on collective bargaining confab	O.J. King urges students to participate actively in collective bargaining discussion.
4	"The Crucible" to open	UNI Music Theater will present "The Crucible"; photo.
4	Klink receives service award	Profile of Professor Klink, who won a distinguished service award from Iowa Life Long Learning Association.
4	Dept. leadership discussed	Faculty Senate debates the concepts of department head vs. chairman and the relationship to collective bargaining.
4	Planning, placement report released	Just 6% of liberal grads are unemployed; 64% of education grads found jobs.
4	Give blood Tuesday	Blood drive scheduled.
5	Map reprinted	Part of Explorations in Iowa History project.
5	Studio broadcasts	Schedule of live folk performances.
5	Human Resource course offered
5	Salute to red, white, blue	Extensive preview of "Yankee Doodle", with special emphasis on costuming; photo.
5	Up, up and away	Putting the finishing touches on his project, a gigantic kite, Larry Sykes hopes it will fly; photo.
6	WSI training	Women's PE Department will offer course.
6	Sunseri published	Professor Sunseri publishes article on slavery in New Mexico.
6	Herrold, Carter feature art; jewelry, sculpture, painting	Profiles of Professors Herrold and Carter; photo.
7	Museum films	Will show films about Hopi and Sioux Indians.
7	Smile Sherri!	The March of Dimes poster child, Sherri Lyn Dietz, was on hand to help promote the Phi Beta Lambda walkathon; photo.
7	FBLA sponsors walkathon	Fourth annual event will attempt to raise money for March of Dimes.
7	Women in print; Women's Studies resource center	Professor Hovet talks about collection of material about women.
9	Albrecht named	Professor Albrecht named to advisory board.
9	MSH plan being prepared	Preparing to get rid of aging trailers.
10	Cross country team heads for nationals	UNI will fly to Anaheim, California, to compete in the 18th Annual NCAA Division II Cross Country Championships; photo.
10	Bowl bid? Panthers must beat Wahawks; best since 1964	Panthers hope to gain victory over Wisconsin-Whitewater Saturday.
10	Volleyball team heads to State	UNI will compete against Graceland, Cornell, Wartburg, and St. Ambrose at State.
10	Liars, "Damn" Liars and Statisticians	Dick Fridley continues sports quiz.
11	Soccer team cops EISL crown	UNI's soccer team tied with Moline, 2-2, to win the first Eastern Iowa Soccer League crown.
11	Lack of depth but swimmers still tough	Coach Glen Henry remains optimistic about the men's swimming season despite lack of depth.
11	Hockey players compete in Midwest tournament	UNI field hockey players left for Carbondale, Illinois, to compete in the Midwest Field Hockey Tournament.
12	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.
12	Free concert	Shadric Smith and Greg Brown will perform.
12	Rappelling	Final fall session.
12	Purple Arrow	Initiation dinner.
12	Married Housing Women's Association	Organizational meeting.