Northern Iowan — February 15, 1977

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Enrollment up	Spring 1977 enrollment is 9178, a 5.8% increase over Spring 1976.
1	Lawsuit settled out of court	UNI will pay plaintiffs $95,000 in suit over historically lower pay for women faculty.
1	Preparing for more cold	An igloo outside of Bartlett Hall; photo.
1	Energy stickers--way to conserve.	Stickers near light switches call attention to the importance of saving energy.
1	Home Ec evaluates recipes	Test Rath contest recipes.
1	Life and death topics of controversial talks	Upcoming speakers will talk about euthanasia and abortion.
2	The women win	Happy that the class action suit filed by female faculty members was settled in their favor.
2	Promoters	In trying to get Melissa Manchester to tour the campus the promoters of her concert acted more honorably than most in their profession.
2	Blood drive thank-you	Sigma Alpha Epsilon thanks UNI students and staff for their support in Tuesday's blood drive.
2	A need for parking awareness	Students should pay more attention to the rules.
2	Does the faculty deserve a raise?	Believes UNI professors have not earned a pay raise.
3	Photo winner	Diane Stark wins Seventeen magazine prize.
3	Smokers objects of "great deal of scorn"	Dennis Jensen leads the way for smoke-free public spaces in Cedar Falls.
3	Berg: looking for changes	Profile of Professor Tom Berg; photo.
4	Fiction and future topic of colloquia	Professor Remington will open Future Studies discussion.
4	Thrust of Decisive Action Party to increase student body's voice.	Platform of party.
4	Art faculty show	Cynthia Smith looks at an exhibit by Ed Harris at the art faculty show.
5	Prof published	Professor Hollman publishes article on liability.
5	'Mandrake' opens tomorrow; at the Studio Theatre	Play preview; photo.
5	Extension offers television course in classic theater	Three credit hour class featuring BBC productions.
5	Women's Studies organization set	Professor Hovet opens the first meeting.
5	Untitled	Some day care children playing in the Ed Center; photo.
6	Leonard decision saves matmen	UNI defeated South Dakota State, 21-16, Saturday in the Dome.
6	Two more wins for swimmers	UNI won twice last weekend against Wisconsin-LaCrosse and Stout State.
6	Track team third in Big 4; sets three records.	UNI finished third in the Big Four indoor meet in the Dome on Saturday despite breaking three school records; photo.
6	Panther cagers drop two games	UNI lost to South Dakota State, 87-78, on Friday and to Augustana, 96-83, Saturday in a pair of NCC road losses.
7	Insect study	Lowell Thalman funds study to collect and preserve insects from Biological Preserves.
7	Faculty recital	Program for performance by Professor Kratzenstein.
7	General studies major gives broad educational background	Participating students talk about the program.
8	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.
8	Historical Association and Phi Alpha Theta	Will discuss Alex Haley's "Roots".
8	GTU	Will discuss upcoming conventions.
8	Conservation Club	Will discuss paper drive and canoe trip.
8	Torch and Tassel and Chimes	Will meet.
8	Donut sales	ASID sponsoring sales.
8	Untitled	A couple at the Bender/Dancer semi-formal and Hagemann formal.