Northern Iowan — September 21, 1976

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	New UNISA bills	UNISA meeting was held and two new bills were introduced.
1	Union fest tomorrow	Union Policy Board will be sponsoring Union Open House.
1	Officials say "no" to lofts	Lt. Robert Saul, assistant fire marshall of the Cedar Falls Fire Department, asks Department of Residence to ask students take down lofts because of code violation; photo.
2	Ready for a tuition hike?	Board of Regents may increase tuition as early as next year.
2	AFT: interested in unity?	Questions asked about AFT; are they interested in unity.
2	McCarthy support	Committeeman encourages support for putting Eugene McCarthy's name on the ballot.
2	Round two: Chabert's back	Henri Chabert writes to the Northern Iowan defending his previous letter.
2	MGSA set	Minority Graduate Student Association has been formed at UNI. Goals of the group are listed.
3	Welcome to my Module	Review of this year's Miss America Pageant.
3	Words and Voices	Two Reader's Theatre participants practice their lines.
4	Regents budget; less than asked for	Board of Regents proposed a budget and may increase tuition as early as next year.
4	Theatre building is on schedule	Tom Paulson explains that the new theatre building is on schedule and what will be in the building.
4	Critical Verite	Review of Bob Dylan's album "Hard Rain".
6	Chicago concert	The band Chicago will play in the UNI-Dome.
6	Words and Voices	"Words and Voices" theatre program will be held in the Union.
6	"Hill" bike race Sunday; sponsored by local merchants	Description of the bike race that will occur on College Hill.
6	Lunar rock samples at UNI; on loan to Geology Department	Samples of lunar rocks on slides will be on display in the Physics Building.
7	I. S. E. address	Jim Phelan will address students interested in Intercultural Student Experiences (I.S.E.).
7	Young Democrats	The newly formed UNI Young Democrats will elect a new treasurer.
7	Easy does it	Cheerleaders perform a stunt at a football game; photo.
8	Towers steps: on the way down	Clark Elmer answers questions about the condition of the Towers.
8	Concerts performed	Intermission West presented several concerts on campus Thursday and Friday.
8	Ombudsman helps people survive; office in Baker 323	Ombudsman Office in Baker 323 helps students solve their problems.
9	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.
9	Chimes	Will meet.
9	Vets Club	New membership meeting.
9	Bahai Fireside	Meeting for those interested in Bahai.
9	Folk Dance Club	Meets first and third Tuesdays.
9	Woody Allen on KUNI program	Woody Allen and William Tolbert will be broadcast next week on KHKE and KUNI.
9	"Women's roles"	Professor Glenda Riley will address students at Drake on "Women's Roles in Early America".
10	Field hockey team wins	Women's field hockey wins its season opener against Iowa, 4-0
10	UNI Panther gridders corral Mavericks 34-13	Quarterback Terry Allen runs for four touchdowns in the game, tying the school record.
10	A Sports Column	Support for cross country teams.
10	Golfers third at Iowa State	UNI shot 460 in the triangular.
10	"Sportscasting Seminar"	Department of Speech is offering an experimental course in sportcasting.
11	Harriers nipped	Men's cross country loses, 25-30, against Drake.
11	C'mon fellas!!!	A football player cheers for his teammates; photo.
12	Booster Club needs support	Booster Club needs support to become effective.
12	Rapp to speak	Steven Rapp will speak in Maucker Union's Hemisphere Lounge.
12	Untitled	Students sit on top of the Union during a concert; photo.