Northern Iowan — October 14, 1977

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Much debate, but no decision on gen. ed.	Motion to adjourn cuts short debate; considerable support for and criticism of proposal.
1	Large classes, faculty/student alienation concern freshmen	Jan Abel talks about the results of a survey of freshmen about their concerns with UNI.
1	Jepson: UNI success story	Profile of Lawrence Jepson.
2	Reject g. e.. proposal: Viewpoint	May need improvement.
2	Literary critic here	Ivor Rogers, a literary critic, will be speaking on "Science Fixtion: Sex, Religion and Politics".
2	Beach replies to charges	Mr. Beach states that his store does not keep a master list of all textbooks; explains that the textbook business is a complex and expensive process.
2	Exposed to a frightening reality	Has learned from article on Gerald Baker.
2	More than a cheap thrill	Believes film reviewer does not know what he was talking about.
3	Off the Record	Fashion trends; applauds UNISA for taking time over bookstore consideration.
3	Prize for best sundry store name: to open soon	A prize will be awarded to the student with the best name for a new store in the Union.
4	Troubadours: new sort of experience	Martin Best talks about the material that he performs.
4	UNI alumnus	Three alumni review events from the UNI Homecoming/Reunion weekend; photo.
4	Head coach Bender returns	Paul Bender heads reunion of undefeated 1927 football team.
5	Need some help?	Ombudsman Office in Baker is announcing hours.
5	Museum	Bill Witt will present show on Afghanistan.
5	One of UNI's greatest assets: Art Gallery	Description of facilities of new gallery which is scheduled to open January 15, 1978.
5	UNI--Where are you?: opinion	Critical of UNI students and faculty for not supporting good things on campus.
6	The Bakke case: discrimination or justice?	A look at the issues of the Bakke case.
7	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.
7	SIMS	Meeting will feature group checking, tapes, and open discussions.
7	Learning Resources Center	Courses in reading, composition, and study skills beginning.
7	Association of Office Personnel	Will meet for breakfast.
7	Women's gymnastics	Open gym for women.
7	DECA-OEA	Combined meeting will hear about sales projects.
7	Phi Upsilon Omicron	Will meet.
7	Purple Arrow	Will initiate new members.
7	Accounting Club	Will hear about liability.
7	King to highlight CEC meeting: two-day conference here.	Brief description of program.
7	The picture of concentration	Jim VanEschen works on the potter's wheel; photo.
7	UNI students given registration leniency	Slight changes in address will not interfere with voting.
8	Jerry Jeff concert: best in a long time	The concert kept the audience alive and cheering through two hour long sets; photos of the band; photo.
9	UNI hosts 14th conference for educators	About three hundred teachers will come to campus for the Conference for Teacher Educators.
9	Fall cleaning?	Washing of the greenhouse windows to allow the winter sun to stream in; photo.
9	Women's Center: to show positive aspects of feminism to all women	Elaine Pfalzgraf talks about the programs and directions of the Center.
9	Renting rules proposed	CCI presents ideas for renters.
10	Student coalition	IRUSC seeks applicants for jobs.
10	Opt out for IPIRG approved	UNISA favors opt-out method of funding.
10	Walkathon	Twenty mile walk sponsored by Phi Beta Lambda as fundraiser for March of Dimes.
10	Bike registration	Cedar Falls Police and RHA will engrave identification numbers on bicycles.
10	Coal, coal and more coal	A massive pile of UNI's coal; photo.
11	Faculty recitals	Professors Gault and Marleta Matheson will perform.
11	Plan now for independent study next semester	Professor Amend talks about the procedures and possibilities of independent study.
11	Mad scientist at work?	A chemistry student performs an experiment in one of the UNI laboratories; photo.
13	High school students to explore possible careers	"Explore '77" will be held in Dome.
13	New scholarship for business grad	Scott Cessna is first recipient of Day Dugan Scholarship; profile of donor Dugan Laird.
14	Field hockey	Team hopes for a win against both Luther and Grinnell.
14	Swimathon successful	The nineteen swimmers who took part in the annual Homecoming 24-hour swimathon set a new record of swimming 112, 780 yards.
14	Mavericks battle Panthers: Led by "steam machine"	The UNI football team will attempt to get back on the winning track with the game against Nebraska/Omaha.
14	Soccer action	The soccer team hopes to maintain the four game winning streak they have going.
15	Lady netters in fall finale	Tennis team members hope to gain higher status as they play in the state tournament.
15	Rommann honored	Dennis Rommann has been given 1977's Douglas Gaudes Memorial Golf Scholarship.
15	At the net	Volleyball players in action.
15	Volleyball downs Wartburg	Volleyball team, after Wartburg victory, working on tough spots to make them even stronger.
15	Harriers after improved times	The men's cross country team looks towards Bob Friedman to improve their time.