Northern Iowan — March 25, 1977

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	"Old Maid" starts here March 31	Preview of "The Old Maid and the Thief"; photo.
1	Steamline breaks	Steam rising from a broken steam pipe outside of the Science building; photo.
1	The rest of your life . . .	Professor Lash talks about his new course, Work and Leisure.
1	Former gang leader to talk Saturday	Nicky Cruz will tell how his religious faith changed his life.
1	Gen. Ed. proposal goes back	Senate believes more hearings need to be held.
2	Let's not rush ed proposal	Wants UNI to consider all options before making a decision in its new general education program.
2	Replace a bit of UNI's past	Claims that removing the Class of 1916's 26th Street gateway has cost UNI a part of its tradition.
2	Thanks for paving decision	A thank you for the pavement of Campbell Hall parking lot.
2	Criticizes student gallery	Criticizes the judges of the student art display case for being unfair.
2	They urge tenure for Tom Hill; petition drive started	Believes Tom Hill, professor of anthropology, deserves tenure and asks students to sign a petition supporting him.
2	NI coverage now 'balanced'	Congratulates the Northern Iowan for its balanced reporting of the faculty and regents negotiations.
3	Vonnegut	Will appear on campus; photo.
3	Suffers problems with library	Upset that participants in the dance marathon paraded through the library a few times. Feels that there has been an increase in extracurricular activities in the library and does not like it.
3	In response . . .	Appreciates A. C. Haman's letter on spelling.
3	Comments on bargaining	Critical of tactics in faculty and Regents negotiations.
3	More gallery complaints	Believes that the committee for the student-run art gallery (which is made up of students) consistently chooses their own work to be displayed and awards their own work at the expense of other students.
3	Dancers deserve recognition	Disappointed at the lack of recognition for different organizations for their help in UNI's dance marathon.
4	Dance winners announced
4	Martin: goes to work when most get up	Mick Martin talks about his job as night desk assistant in Dancer Hall.
5	Organization reports due at UNISA office	List of organizations deemed defunct because they have not turned in their report.
5	Library O.--to overcome the awe some people have	Professors McGrew and Hodges talk about the library orientation class.
6	Untitled	Soviet pianist Lazar Berman; photo.
6	No reply to invitation	President Carter has not replied to an invitation to speak at UNI Commencement.
6	Dance group sponsors workshop	Sherry Saterstrom will lead workshop.
7	Tenure given to 12 faculty members	List of those who received tenure.
7	Wilson, Miller to sing	Scott Wilson and James Miller will sing with the Metropolitan Chorale.
7	Untitled	Members of the Interaction Chamber Players, from New York City, play; photo.
8	Regents approve faculty promotions	List of those who received promotions.
8	Cottrill	Elected president of state professional association.
8	Metro mayors Crews and Rooff discuss rent problems in forum	Also express views on bottle bill, parking, sidewalks, and a half-way house.
9	Math scholarship awarded	Criteria for the Hamilton award.
9	Applications available for UNISA positions	Position descriptions.
9	$1200 map table added to library	Charles Seavey talks about the new table.
9	It's still solid!	Art instructor John Brown and students.
10	Swimmers finish outstanding year	UNI finished its season by placing twenty-second in the National Collegiate Division II championships, in Youngstown, OH., last Saturday as Kevin Meacham and Ron Dearborn earned All-American honors.
10	Home opener for ruggers	UNI will open its season Sunday versus Wartburg.
10	UNI netters travel to Eau Claire	UNI will compete in the Eau Claire Quadrangular Tournament this weekend as the number two seed.
10	Gymnasts finish season	UNI ends its season this weekend at the NCAA Division II Tournament in Wheaton, Illinois.
11	German discussions on campus Monday	Gerhard Brinkmann will discuss German education.
11	Cheerleading tryouts Monday	Outline of new squad arrangements.
11	Colombia study available; summer exchange in Bogota	Brief description of the program.
12	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.
12	LTC	CBF will sponsor leadership training.
12	ACEI	Will discuss Minneapolis trip.
12	Mini-courses	Center offers classes in study skills.
12	Wesley Foundation	Spring clean-up.
12	Geo-Forum	Professor Clark will talk about the Amanas.
12	Anthropology Club movie preview	Will view film on Hindu religion.
12	Concrete couch	Student studying outside the library.