Northern Iowan — February 24, 1976

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Election change	Election delayed one week because of lack of candidates.
1	Sit-in?	A scheduled sit-in in the Gilchrist restrooms was not held; photo.
1	UNISA considers lawsuit	O. J. King believes students were denied due process in 24-hour visitation matter.
1	Brenden announces for student presidency	Ann Brenden outlines her qualifications and plans; photo.
1	SIIF seeks support	Petition will circulate to implement investment plan.
2	Idea hits K. C.	A student comments on the use of paper planes in the Dome.
2	Response to inquiries; Kamerick elaborates	President John J. Kamerick responds to several student inquiries relating especially to administrative procedures.
2	Hansmeier responds	Thomas W. Hansmeier urges Nate McCay to apologize to President Kamerick for his article; claims McCay acted hastily in saying that he was unable to meet with the President.
2	RHA elections	Will proceed despite shortage of candidates.
3	Better some than none	David Foster commends the Northern Iowan for its coverage of the 24-hour visitation issue.
3	Concerned with nuclear juggernaut; Sieleman for ISPIRG	Greg Sieleman speaks out for ISPIRG.
3	Who needs a fraternity?	James Arns speaks in favor of fraternities.
3	Moulage; NI Review	Review of the Orchesis performance, "Moulage."
4	Scholarships	Tomahawk will offer $150 scholarships.
4	Psych lectures	Professor Smith will talk about authority in the classroom.
4	Energy debate tonight; Stross vs. Laitner	Roland Struss and John A. Laitner will speak.
4	Ed. Center sets dedication dates	Dedication activities outlined.
4	Stansbury: "can't conceive of Dome concert"	Believes floor would be damaged.
5	Housing provisions	Limited housing available during spring break.
5	Summer registration info.
5	SUNI Days to feature activities	Description of activities.
6	Gymnasts miss nationals by .92	Panthers capture two out of three away dual meets, losing to Fort Hayes State of Kansas.
6	Women cagers cop second in state	Panther women take second in the State Basketball tournament, losing to William Penn.
6	Conference champs again; four UNI champs crowned	Panthers win their third straight North Central Conference wrestling tournament.
6	Cagers drop two NCC games	Panthers lose away games to North Dakota, 98-77, and North Dakota State, 97-85.
6	UNI fourth in quad	Panthers placed fourth in the "Big Four" quadrangular in the UNI-Dome; photo.
7	Concert Chorale	Program for performance.
7	UNI Symphony	Program for performance.
7	Chaney awarded prize	Wins prize in state exhibition.
7	"Gerber Baby" in demand; Cross speaks on CEC	Sally Cross talks about adoption.
7	ISPIRG members attend confab
8	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.
8	Der deutsche Verein	Professor Konig will talk about carnival.
8	After dinner speaker	Clark Elmer will talk about housing at UNI.