Northern Iowan — October 19, 1976

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Regents increase tuition by 10%	Board of Regents will increase tuition for the three Regents universities. List of rates for 1977-79.
1	Homecoming parade Saturday at 9:30 a.m.	Information on the Homecoming parade and floats.
1	Marilyn Horne to perform; next Artists Series performer	Marilyn Horne will be the next performer in the UNI Artists Series on October 26. Profile of Marilyn Horne.
1	"Celebration"	"Celebration" has been selected as next year's Homecoming Variety Show.
1	A wizard?	A student plays pinball in the Union; photo.
2	Still questions on adm. Actions	Further questions on the nature of the $565,000 payment for the UNI-Dome floor.
2	24-hour visitation working	Support 24-hour visitation at Rider Hall.
2	More on O'Halloran	Gives support to Mary O'Halloran, candidate for state representative.
2	Collective bargaining: another view	Believes there are other points about collective bargaining that need to brought up for discussion.
2	Urges work through system	Says any complaints of Union Services need to be brought before the Union Policy Board.
2	O'Halloran support	Support for Mary O'Halloran, candidate for state representative.
3	UMR to Drake	Janice Hildreth, Fred Fotis and Barbara Beddow to make presentation at the Upper Regional Association of College and University Housing Officer.
3	GTU confab	Gamma Theta Upsilon to host booth at the West Lakes Conference.
3	UNISA election	Special election to be held.
3	Swim hours changed	New hours at the Women's pool.
3	Brenden helps UNI decrease tuition hike	Ann Brenden, UNISA president, spoke to Regents to ask for a ten percent raise in tuition rather than a twelve percent increase.
3	Rec club plans	Recreation Club plans Halloween party for socially handicapped and underprivileged children.
4	Planning session tomorrow	Women's Center to hold planning session.
4	Football tickets	Homecoming football tickets for sale.
4	Democrat dance	Young Democrats to sponsor dance to meet candidates running for office. Steven Rapp, Ted Anderson, Mary O'Halloran to be in attendance.
4	History lecture	Phi Alpha Theta to sponsor lecture given by Professor Donald Whitnah.
4	Henscheid	Ed Henscheid to give informal concert at Maucker Union.
4	Teaching science topic of first NSTA seminar	Success of first pilot chapter of National Science Teachers Association at UNI prompts national organization to start other chapters. Local chapter to sponsor first seminar on October 21.
5	Boots honored	Myra Boots given award by the Iowa Speech and Hearing Association.
5	Give a hell	Yelling contest to be held at Homecoming game.
5	Rappelling	Master Sergeant Harley Kaiser to take group to Steamboat Rock for rappelling.
6	Panthers wallop Wildcats; defense shines again	Strong defense leads UNI to 38-0 win.
6	A Sports Column	Feels Homecoming is a time to show spirit.
6	Judo tournament	AAU men's and women's judo tournament to be held. Guest instructors include Inn Kim and Jim Wooley.
6	Harriers place fifth	Men's cross country team places fifth in University of Wisconsin Invitational.
6	Netters place	Women's tennis places fifth.
7	Union Program Office sets non-credit courses	Seven mini-courses offered through Maucker Union Program Office.
8	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.
8	Accounting Club	Will discuss internal auditing.
8	Words and Voices	Will hear Halloween stories.
8	Self determination of nations	Professor Whitnah will speak at Phi Alpha Theta meeting.
8	European Community	Marie-Jose De Saint Blanquat will speak.
8	Conservation Club	Will discuss trip to Yellow River.
8	Woman's gymnastics team	Organizational meeting.
8	A.S.I.D.	Will make plans for Omaha trip.
8	Women in Business	Will discuss interviewing.
8	Untitled	A student enjoys the weather; photo.