Northern Iowan — March 19, 1976

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Journalism meeting	Informal discussion with possibility of organizing club.
1	Ballots misplaced; new vote totals	Total now shows Brenden over Bushby and Johnson, 884-313-153.
1	Administrative Council reaches compromise	On 18-7 vote, Council will allow one men's and one women's hall to have 24-hour visitation.
1	Regents approve projects	Contract approved for master plan study of Married Student Housing; currently 278 Hillside Courts units, 48 College Courts units, and 99 trailers in South Courts.
2	SIIF needs campus support	Paul Klinge believes that SIIF would allow the development of many worthwhile student services.
2	America gone "fat and lazy"	Greg Sieleman believes Americans should vote if they support particular issues.
2	Signature magazine termed "classy"	Sheryl Eash speaks out in support of Signature.
2	Bender party coming in April	Brad Johnson extends a "thank you" to those who attended the 7th floor Bender party.
3	Welcome to my Module	Disagrees with opinions of columnist Bill Severin.
3	ISPIRG: in the public interest	Status of issues in General Assembly.
4	DECA members attend confab	Attend leadership conference in Des Moines.
4	"China Cups"	Museum will present program on demitasse collection.
4	Career Exploration Workshop Thursdays	Counseling Center will present program for women.
4	Lefever discusses détente	Ernest Lefever gives his impressions of the balance of power.
4	UNISA applications being taken; vice-presidential and comptroller	Position descriptions.
5	Wagner Chorale to perform; UNI Artists Series	Profile of group.
5	Honors meeting tomorrow	Leaders from honors programs at all three Regents universities will meet.
5	Union courses	List of non-credit courses.
6	Art show	Work by Gary Oyloe will be featured.
6	Mature students' group . . . opportunity to help each other	Students talk about their experiences and adjustments to college life; photo.
6	Workshop	Richard Nelson will speak on counseling techniques.
6	Art show	Work by Gary Oyloe will be featured.
8	Tax assistance	Accounting Club will help with taxes.
8	Center receives grant; eliminates "shoestring budget"	Women's Center receives federal grant of $25,000; will be administered by Extension.
8	Davis speaks at Iowa	UNI people travel to Iowa City to hear Angela Davis.
9	Lyceum offers variety	Highlights of speeches by Professors Samuels, Hovet, Highnam, and Skaine.
9	Russian program	Civic Arts Association will go to Iowa City to see the Don Cossacks of Rostov.
10	Netters face ISU after successful spring trip	Panther tennis team will face Iowa State and Western Illinois Saturday.
10	First ever UNI Judo tourney	UNI will host the first Iowa Collegiate Judo Tournament March 21.
10	Ward top instructor	Dr. Robert Ward was chosen as an outstanding Judo instructor by the Midwestern Judo Association.
10	Swimmers head for nationals	Coach Glen Henry hopes to see the Panthers place in the top twelve.
10	Gymnasts try for second straight NCC gym title	Panthers will travel to Brooking, South Dakota, to defend their NCC title.
10	Panthers third at Nationals; Bentrim national champ	Panthers Gary Bentrim and Dan Keller competed in the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships.
11	Panthers fourth in indoor meet	UNI's indoor track team finished fourth of nine teams at the NCC indoor track championships.
11	Enright tops UNI cagers	Mark Enright leads the Panther basketball team in statistics.
11	Anderson pleased with baseball team's spring trip performance	Coach J. D. Anderson pleased with baseball team's performance in the Pan American Baseball Tournament.
12	Cheerleading	Organizational meeting for those interested.
12	The Accounting Club	Kevin Kamienski will speak.
12	Department of Philosophy and Religion	Professor Thompson will speak on "Are We Obligated to Future Others?"
12	Personal growth	Women's Center will present workshop.