Northern Iowan — December 2, 1977

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Senate approves doctoral program	Faculty Senate approves Doctor of Industrial Technology degree; will go to Regents.
1	8,000 use Union during typical day	Shows slight decrease over recent years.
1	Christmas is here	A view of the mall at Christmas time; photo.
1	Regents present budget proposal for 1978-79	Will include funds for Hudson Road overpass, upgrading of the School of Business, and enrollment growth.
2	Design UNISA logo, win $15	Information about a contest dealing with ideas for the logo of UNISA.
2	Deadline today to file for UNISA	A reminder about the due date for the UNISA candidate applications.
2	UNI pheasant hunters have been victim of sexist attack	Humorous response to earlier hunting article.
2	Is UNI Drill Team disgusting? Ridiculous!	Enjoyed Drill Team performance; questions viewpoint of earlier critic.
3	Still searching for Butler murderer	Information about the search for the murderer of UNI student Ron Butler.
3	Bio-feedback	Peter Lang will make a presentation on biofeedback and meditation.
3	In the public interest	Latest information on the bottle bill.
3	Pedersen's Sandman album one of best	Herb Pedersen's newest album Sandman is not only one of his best, but Southern California's best as well.
3	Crystal album gets nowhere fast	Although Crystal Gayle has won an award and one song is quite popular, the entire album has no movement.
4	Veterans receive check increase	Will receive 6.6% raise.
4	Three's a crowd	A look at the current status of tripled rooms and the prospects for next semester; photo.
5	Math award	Maureen Thielen wins $150 scholarship.
5	Ceramics sale	Ceramics sale will raise funds for speaker.
5	The King and I	A scene from the UNI production of "The King and I"; photo.
5	Choruses, wind ensemble perform sounds of Christmas	Over two hundred students will perform; program for performance.
5	New psych courses to be offered	Will offer Community Psychology and Psychology and the Law.
6	X-mas activities	Brief schedule of Christmas activities including gift exchange and window painting.
6	Poetry award	A UNI student's piece was chosen to be included in the bi-annual College Poetry Review.
6	Giving a pint	A student gives blood in the drive sponsored by the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, photo.
6	Research over teaching? Senate opposes change	Faculty questions role of research in new mission statement.
7	Untitled	A proposed mission statement for the University of Northern Iowa, as well as University of Iowa, and Iowa State University.
8	Art photographs on display at area bank	Samples of photographs taken by art students on display at a local bank.
10	The Sea Horse	A scene from the play "The Sea Horse" with Cathy Fank and Tom Quade; photo.
10	Volunteer today, it's good experience for tomorrow	Carolyn Dullard talks about the possibilities of volunteer work.
11	Strike up the band	An empty gazebo in the middle of winter; photo.
11	Economist discusses energy	Excerpts from speech by Kenneth Boulding.
14	Knights hold off roundballers	The UNI women's basketball lost its first game this season to Wartburg, 47-44.
14	Men swimmers away	The men's swimming team will be competing in a relay in Minnesota.
14	Big Mac Shoot-Off set to begin Jan. 6	During the half times of each men's basketball game after Christmas, there will be a chance for students to win prizes during a competition sponsored by McDonalds.
14	Panthers edge Duhawks	In men's basketball, the Panthers beat the Loras Duhawks, 88-84.
15	Busy weekend for lady tankers	Right after the holiday, the women swimmers compete in upcoming tournaments.
15	On the move	UNI attempts to get the ball at the Loras/UNI game; photo.
15	Wrestlers host UNI Invitational	Competing in their own Invitational, Coach Chuck Patten and his squad expect good results.
16	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.
16	Administrative Management	New society will be initiated.
16	Museum	The Rev. Edgar Brammer will present program at Museum.