Northern Iowan — October 25, 1977

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Sundry store	New store will be called "Union Station"; other names also noted.
1	Fire Prevention Week	Staff members from the health center show how to extinguish a fire; photo.
1	KCRS requests funds for amplifiers	UNISA also recognizes several organizations and considers Mayor Crews' request to assist in funding sidewalk to College Square.
1	Opt-out kept by IaPIRG	Regents vote to continue funding plan.
1	Musica Orbis	Will perform.
2	Peg and Jon	Information about the radio call-in featuring the mayoral candidates.
2	Major inflation pressing problem, says prof	Professor Skaine believes that the length of major courses of study is expanding at the expense of other worthwhile college courses.
2	Speaking as an individual	Professor Claus claims that he spoke to the Regents as an individual and not as a representative of an organization; does not believe United Faculty has done a good job on faculty salaries.
3	It's jazz	Jazz Band will perform two student compositions.
3	Still too many questions	Does not believe recent letter had all the answers on prices at UBS.
3	Gordon: speaks out on Iowan's "sexist editor"	Did not like tone of recent column by Kevin Milroy, especially in his references to women.
3	and Baker and more sexism	Appreciated lengthy article on Gerald Baker.
3	Help veterans at Christmas	Urges students to become involved in mail project.
4	Sarah Menke to star in "Step on a Crack"	Profile of Sarah Menke; photo.
4	Guitar lessons	School of Music will hire classical guitarist if there is sufficient interest.
4	Sororities push for own housing	All six sororities have or are looking for a house; photo.
5	Guthrie duo presents Shakespeare scenes	Susan Dafoe and Tom Hegg will perform.
5	Birth control advocate to lecture on sensible sex	Profile of Lonny Myers.
5	4our Letter Word	A group is pictured at the opening of the jazz room in the union, where each Friday night different groups will play; photo.
6	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.
6	Anthropology Club	Will meet to get acquainted.
6	ACEI	Will discuss purposes of group.
6	PSO	Professor Frodi will talk about her research.
6	C. E. C.	Will hold general meeting.
6	Adult student luncheons	Ray Schlicher and O. R. Schmidt will speak.
6	New landlord/tenant act on Iowa: legislature's agenda	Would clarify rights and obligations of both parties.
7	Regents approve UNI contracts	Approve contracts for Men's Gym renovation and boiler replacement.
7	Investigation of Ron Butler murder, UNI student, continues	The murder of a UNI student is being investigated; Ron Butler was stabbed to death in his Waterloo home.
7	Social Services	Karl Guetzlaff, Chris Harshbarger, and Marsha Batt will speak.
7	Board of Regents here	The Board of Regents is pictured as they discuss and then approve funding provisions for IaPIRG; photo.
8	Interpreters Theatre to present gentle satires on fairy tales	Scene from rehearsal; photo.
9	UNI goes to the sky	Pictures from a helicopter field trip for students working on an M. A. or M. S. in counseling; photos.
10	Women's Center	Professors Grace Ann Hovet and Barbara Lounsberry will speak on the women's movement.
10	Shuttles, ships, and satellites NASA projects in the works	Excerpts from speech by NASA official William Anderson.
10	Study time	Student studying on a grassy knoll; photo.
11	Tuba fest to begin Thursday	Schedule for Octubafest.
11	Drops, but returns	Profile of Lavern Teepe who returned to school after being away for a long time.
11	Back from the Hill	A student has fun doing gymnastics after a trip to the Hill; photo.
12	German program given by UNI Wind Ensemble	Will feature soloists Marilou Kratzenstein and Les Thostenson.
12	Methods for language teachers subject of Friday conference	Many UNI faculty will participate.
12	Campus St.	A view of the sign for Campus Street; photo.
13	UNI's Residence Hall Association: striving for better relationships: Plans to sponsor several events	Committees will work on "layering" of dorms, alcohol, constitutional revision, and publicity.
13	The making of art	Students are taking apart appliances for the sole purpose of beautiful art; photo.
14	Footballers scalp Chiefs	UNI wins over Morningside, 30-13.
14	Strikers beaten in tourney	The women's field hockey team lost all four games in a tournament, against Wooster-2-0, against Indiana-5-0, Western Illinois-4-0, and Lake Forest-1-0.
15	Golfers second in fall finale	Women's golf closed out the season by placing second in the Iowa Invitational.
15	Soccer	The soccer club loses, 5-2, to Cedar Rapids.
15	Rugby Action	Rugby tied, 6-6, with Quad Cities, and then lost,36-0, to Palmer.
15	Lady spikers cop third	The volleyball team won third place with the following scores: St. Ambrose-11-5, 11-6, Loras won-6-11, 4-11, and Coe-15-3, 15-1.
15	A sports column
15	Iowa and ISU crush harriers	UNI cross country loses to both Iowa and Iowa State, 16-44 and 15-50, respectively.