Northern Iowan — October 21, 1977

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Should UNI symbol be "Home of the Dome?"	Professor Wilson introduces motion at Faculty Senate about use of "Home of the Dome" and accompanying Dome logo; other officials react.
1	The protested symbol	The symbol illustrating the UNI-Dome with the Panther on top; photo.
1	Pumpkin-nappers: beware of penalties
1	Something for everyone planned for Parents' Weekend: Nov. 4, 5, 6	Schedule of activities.
2	A few points on general ed	Professor Harrington commends student interest in the subject but disagrees with several specific points.
2	Students not overcharged: Spoke with Beach, and found the facts	Student reports on his extended conversation with Robert Beach of UBS.
3	Untitled	Student protest at University Book and Supply should include shoplifting.
3	Untitled	Two students complaining about the prices of books; cartoon.
3	And a word from the president	Janet Callahan says that UNISA has no proof that UBS is overcharging students for books.
3	Off the record	Very poor voter turnout in campus precincts for Cedar Falls primaries.
3	And now a word from the sponsors	Doyle Crom thanks those who participated in the demonstration against UBS; suggests methods for further action.
3	Blame the professors, too: They aren't aware of current prices	Believes faculty should check on book prices before ordering them for their classes.
4	Score one for Klinkowitz	Review of "Vonnegut in America".
4	Science fiction writer and critic visits campus	Profile of Ivor Rogers.
5	String conference on Saturday	Sixty high school string players will be on campus.
5	Praise for public TV	Review of recent public TV programs.
6	Students awarded	Joan Disburg and Sherry Williams place second in individual events tournament.
6	Geiger: making the campus accessible to the handicapped: campus profiles	Profile of Mike Geiger; photo.
6	A surprising success: "79 Park Ave"	Review of the program.
7	UNI's Home Management House: more than just a classroom	Professor Pershing describes the home economics program carried out in the building.
7	Final touches	Workers finishing painting Women's Gym; photo.
8	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.
8	Tour guides	Seeking docents to assist in Gallery.
8	Phi Beta Lambda	Will host fall planning meeting.
8	Fate of gen ed. proposal in Faculty Senate uncertain	Professors Harrington and Jensen talk about what may happen next.
9	IaPIRG sponsors Bottle Bill forum
9	Swim hours
9	Art show	Richard Shaper will speak.
9	The Union at night	A view of the inside of the Union; photo.
9	Paper presented	Excerpts from paper by Frank Downes on continuing education.
10	Art display	Work by Tom Askman on display.
10	UNI graduate of life in the Peace Corps: Volunteer in Afghanistan	Bill Witt talks about his experiences in the Peace Corps.
11	Holography: lab art experiments at UNI	Physics faculty talk about the history of holography and work with it at UNI.
11	Halloween?	A view of the Power Plant at night from Prexy's Pond; photo.
12	Three part general ed. proposal to be decided Monday	Description of the proposed program.
13	KUNI in Davenport	Relay transmitter installed; Jennifer Alt is local correspondent.
13	Parking	Those with more than one vehicle may purchase pool permit.
13	UNICEF	Groups may collect money for UNICEF.
13	Conversation Area	The area between Bartlett Hall and the Women's Gym is now a place to study, thanks to Thelma Short; photo.
14	JV gridders overrun Statesmen	JV football team wins, 35-6, against William Penn Junior Varsity.
14	Lady spikers win	Women's volleyball team wins, 15-2, 15-4, and 15-9, against Mason City.
14	UNI faces Morningside: Tough game expected	Football moves to Sioux City for difficult game against Morningside.
15	Harriers at ISU	UNI closed the Tom Jones Invitational in Ames with fifth place.
15	Racquetball	Information about a meeting dealing with a racquetball club.
15	Lady linksters	Team photo; photo.
16	UNI Day Care	Kids and their parents; photo.