Northern Iowan — April 22, 1977

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	SUNI-Days	Students enjoy billiards.
1	Free billiards	A man shoots pool as part of SUNI-Days activities; photo.
1	Montagu: book hailed as one of the best of all time	Profile of Ashley Montagu.
1	Basking in the 104 degree heat	Mechanical failure sends heat through the radiators in Campbell Hall.
1	Neu to highlight media conference Saturday	Many members of the Economics Department will participate; highlights of the program.
1	No problems with 24-hr. visitation	Directors of Dancer and Rider Halls report no special problems with the two year experiment.
2	Some problems with courts	Do not like that many local residents use UNI's lighted tennis courts; causes UNI students and faculty to have to wait when the courts are for them.
2	"Mechanicals:" a must to see	A review of the play "The Rude Mechanicals".
2	Rewarding experience	Grateful to a student who returned her valuable necklace and to the Northern Iowan for having a "Lost and Founds" section.
2	Questions validity of gift	Only three seniors are on the gift committee which decided what the senior gift would be without taking a poll or survey.
3	"Gateway" stands for jazz group's goal	Profile of four members of Jazz Band who have formed their own ensemble; photo.
4	"Greenpeace America" works for the environment	Description of the ideas and programs of Greenpeace; photo.
5	Gish honored	Professor Gish wins NEH appointment to study at UC-Davis this summer.
5	Series ends year with Ailey rep	Profile of the Alvin Ailey Repertory Ensemble.
5	Extension offering 43 courses; but no one knows	Frank Downes talks about the program and the students whom it may benefit.
5	Swim for heart	WRA will sponsor fundraiser.
6	Knight praises Stallone; interview--part II	Interview with film critic Arthur Knight; photo.
7	Untitled	Karen Hansen and Scott Smith in "The Rude Mechanicals"; photo.
7	Honor organizations initiate new members; Torch and Tassel	List of initiates for Torch and Tassel and Chimes.
7	Red Cedar divided for offices	Union under heavy demand for space.
8	IEMA officers	UNI people among recently-elected officers.
8	Planning and Placement offer varied services	Quick look at services.
8	Organic food store unique to Cedar Falls	Description of services and policies of Cottontop Coop; photo.
9	UPB prez	Jim Vansteenburg elected president.
9	Wind Ensemble	Will play in Illinois.
9	Washington seminar set	Professor Alberts talks about the four-week seminar.
9	Ensemble concert	Detailed program of performance.
10	7 home games for gridders	UNI will have seven home games in the 1977 season.
10	Varsity-Alumni coaches named	Anchormen Tom Peterson of KWWL and Larry Hightchew of KCRG will be honorary coaches for the UNI Varsity-Alumni football game April 30 in the Dome.
10	Softballers seek district crown	UNI starts the district tournament tomorrow in Decorah and will face Luther, Wartburg, Loras, and Upper Iowa.
10	Ruggers host All-Iowa Tourney	UNI hosts twenty-eight teams in the All-Iowa Rugby Tournament this weekend.
10	16 enter Kansas Relays; 9 events	UNI lost a dual meet to Minnesota last Saturday, 91-54, despite qualifying five men for the NCAA Division II meet. Sixteen Panthers will compete in the Kansas Relays beginning today in Lawrence, KS; photo.
10	Panther baseballers take 2 wins	UNI swept a doubleheader from Wartburg, 11-0 and 9-6, on Tuesday in Waverly.
10	A sports column	A look back at the spring sports.
11	Judo members in national meet	Sean Ward and Valerie Potts lost their first two matches in the National Amateur Athletic Tournament last weekend in St. Louis.
11	Netters cop dual	UNI defeated Drake, 8-1, Monday in Des Moines.
11	NCC raises scholarships	The NCC decided to raise the number of athletic scholarships to member schools; football raised from 40 to 45; basketball raised from 10 to 12; total of 15 for other sports.
11	UNI baseball in the NCC; impressive statistics	A history of UNI baseball in the NCC.
12	What's this!	A skit during Greek Week; photo.