Northern Iowan — November 23, 1976

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Bargaining approved; United Faculty given representation rights	UNI faculty approved collective bargaining, 358-116; United Faculty selected as agent over AFT, 288-133, with 43 selecting neither organization.
1	Triple rooms: little relief	Clark Elmer comments on the crowded living conditions on campus and says it could be this way next year also.
1	Last stop on tour	The Doobie Brothers perform in the UNI-Dome.
1	Dance marathon	Looking for theme and logo.
2	No apathy in UNI faculty	Faculty voter turnout was high, 86%, and voted in favor of collective bargaining.
2	More than oom-pah-pah!	Student commends the UNI Marching Band for their great job this year.
2	Applauds Rainbow girls	Notes local groups' reactions to racially discriminatory membership practices of club.
2	The bump?	Flo and Eddie open for the Doobie Brothers.
3	Wohl lecture	Harold Wohl will lecture on "A Literary Analysis of History" for the History Lecture Series.
3	Women's Center to hold program on aging	Highlights of program.
3	The plight of the lefty: they face a hostile world; only 10 percent	Feature on left-handed people living in a right-handed world.
3	Senate discusses IPIRG, rentals	UNISA discussed lists of landlords and students seeking apartments; bill allocating $1 for IPIRG passed.
3	Doobie Bros.	The Doobie Brothers perform in the UNI-Dome.
4	Percussion	Randy A. Hogancamp will be the featured performer in the Faculty Concert Series.
4	Pre-finals party	All-dormitory pre-finals party will be held.
4	Library art/music section offers relaxed atmosphere	Description of the facilities in the library's art and music section.
4	The lights dim, show rolls; no Bergman's, at least not yet	Beginning fiction film production class will be offered at UNI and taught by George Glenn.
4	Gobble, gobble . . .	Thanksgiving centerpieces decorate dining center tables.
5	Murphy award	Kathleen Murphy received the annual I. B. McGladrey Award for excellence in accounting.
5	Business conducts $23,000 survey; funded by commission	UNI's Center for Business and Behavioral Research will conduct a survey that will assess needs of senior adults.
5	Theory/method combined to train English teachers	Theory and practical skills are combined to train better English teachers at UNI.
5	Profs perform	Emil Bock and Russell Baum will perform in Russell Hall.
5	String Quartet	Faculty String Quartet will perform next in the Faculty Concert Series.
5	Dancing, dancing . . .	Students learn to folk dance; photo.
6	Panthers explode for win	UNI ends the season with a 47-20 win over Wisconsin-Whitewater.
6	Field hockey news	Three UNI players and their coach are set to compete at the national level.
6	Swimmers open	UNI swimmers make a poor showing at first meet of the season.
6	Cagers gear for season	UNI expects to be a major contender in its conference as it starts the season.
6	Lady hoopsters optimistic	A team of veteran players returns to start the season.
6	A sports column	Speculates on reactions to women's groups that assist men's teams.
7	Christmas tree	Christmas tree lighting will include a carillon concert and a music program at the Campanile.
7	Life support unit in Dome; advanced first aid station	A life support unit has been established in the UNI-Dome.
7	Prof published	Ed Harris' Art-Film class will have an exhibition of their semester's work.
7	The New Laugh-In	A student acts in a skit at the Wesley Foundations coffeehouse.
8	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.
8	Dadaism	Exhibition in Union.
8	Sewing festival	UNI Center for Urban Education is presenting a sewing festival.
8	Untitled	Students participate in a jewelry workshop.
8	Industrial arts	Ron Bro, Nick Teig, and Don Darrow are consultants for a workshop in industrial arts.