Northern Iowan — October 18, 1977

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Protest rally at book store	About two hundred students and several faculty protest UBS policies; march to store; photo.
1	Reminiscent of 1968	Students gathering on the top of the Union to protest the high prices for books at University Book and Supply; photo.
1	Governor Ray	One of the top officials who visited for "State and Community Day" was Governor Ray Roberts; photo.
1	Apartment condemned: IGH fails to provide extinguishers	Students follow procedures; inspectors find apartment unsuitable for habitation.
2	Opt-out funding for IaPIRG: Viewpoint	Believes ISPIRG has potential and funding option should be approved.
2	Gallery tours	Sanford Shaman is seeking tour guides.
2	We want to win	UNI-Dome shown as a spewing tea pot.
2	In response to "Pumping Iron": the urge to excel is in every field	Defends weight training.
2	Iowan should consider its priorities	Criticizes choice to run extensive article on Gerald Baker.
3	In the public interest	Supports bottle bill.
3	Off the Record	Would like to see Hunter Thompson as speaker; still thinking about street parking rules.
4	Regents here Thursday	Will consider ISPIRG, among other things.
4	Austrian actor to visit campus	Herbert Lederer will present Schnitzler play.
4	A little chilly?	Students playing tennis before the weather turns too cold; photo.
4	Wheelchair basketball to highlight events: Awareness Day	Will assist in handicap awareness.
5	UNI Artist Series opens with H. M. S. Pinafore	Will be presented by Manhattan Savoyards.
5	Jazz combo	Part of FUNION activities.
5	Early swims	Pool open early in the morning.
5	Prexy's Pond?	A view of Prexy's Pond; photo.
6	Local merchants donate to auction	Will fund educational needs of Department of Industrial Technology.
6	Conference set for Friday	27th annual elementary leaders conference.
6	Towers through the trees	A quiet view of the Towers Complex just beyond the trees; photo.
7	Conf. set for Friday: UNI hosts Ed. Confab for first time	Many faculty will participate in conference on educational effectiveness.
7	Fun in fall	Two young children are shown playing in the leaves; photo.
7	Programs planned for UNI parents	Officials will travel to Davenport.
8	UNI art featured in series	Schedule of lectures on UNI art collection.
8	Becker lecture	Professor Whitsett will speak on Frederick Taylor.
8	Chilly protestor	Professor Morgan braves the cold and protests with the students for lower prices on books; photo.
9	March of Dimes Day	The poster child for the March of Dimes is shown with the mayors of both Waterloo and Cedar Falls; photo.
10	Golfers place 4th	The women's golf team placed fourth of seven teams in the UNI invitational.
10	UNI falls in final seconds	UNI football loses to Nebraska-Omaha, 19-17.
10	Loose ball	Trouble handling the football in the Nebraska-Omaha/UNI game; photo.
11	Successful weekend for soccer and rugby	UNI's rugby team wins over Wartburg, 22-8, and 6-6. Soccer team defeats Tama, 3-1.
11	UNI lady netters	A photo of the members of the women's tennis team; photo.
11	Hockey squad wins first match	Women's field hockey wins,1-0, against Luther, and loses, 1-0, against Grinnell.
11	Spikers split	At Graceland Invitational, women's volleyball team scores include: Briar Cliff-15-8, 12-15, University of Missouri-3-15, 6-15, Mid-America Nazarene- 15-7, 15-0, and Wichita State-10-13, 15-7.
12	A. S. I. D.	Will hold plant sale.
12	Adult student lunch	Larry Routh will speak.
12	Beta Beta Beta	Will plan St. Louis trip.
12	A. S. I. D.	Will meet at Operation Threshold.
12	Spanish Club	Will sing Spanish songs.
12	Republican Club	Will meet.
12	CBF	Will have Halloween barn party.
12	French Club	Will elect officers.