Northern Iowan — December 6, 1977

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Yule tree to be lit	Program for the Christmas tree-lighting ceremony.
1	Human Rights group asks for recognition: priorities would be gay and women's rights.	UNISA also considers representation of international students.
1	Ole Waylon	Crowd in the UNI-Dome enjoys Waylon Jennings, Jesse Colter, and Hank Williams, Jr.; photo.
2	P. E. workshop	Department will hold methods workshop.
2	Voice of madmen	Dwight Saunders will speak on economic thought.
2	Something to be proud of	Applauds DIT proposal, which Regents will consider this month.
2	Stands fast on story	Reporter maintains that hunting story was accurate.
2	Put Christ into X-mas	Believes NI should not abbreviate the word Christmas.
2	What does drill team have to say about it?	Believes that Drill Team should speak for itself.
3	Letter to editor brings walkway	Information about a new, temporary walkway that was constructed along Hudson Road parallel to O. R. Latham Stadium.
3	Chili supper	News about a chili supper to celebrate Father Kissling's birthday at the Catholic Center.
3	Ceramics sale	In order to raise money for a speaker, the ceramic work of advanced and graduate students will be put up for sale.
3	Kentucky Fried Movie satiric but not successful	Review of the movie.
4	James Morris	A performer in the UNI Artists Series is featured, photo.
4	UNISA election	Will fill vacancies.
4	Chicago artists	Chicago artists will be bringing in work for a show when the new art gallery opens.
4	Three hours can be long time	Review of "The King and I".
5	Folk tales, stories, songs will be presented	Professor Scott talks about an Interpreters Theatre production; photo.
5	Holiday music	Art and Music Collection has recorded music available.
6	Jessie Colter	Jessie Colter headlined with her husband Waylon Jennings for almost 11,000 people in the Dome; photo.
7	Egypt/Africa	Speakers on current events of both Africa and Egypt will make presentations.
7	SAE's draw blood again	Sigma Alpha Epsilon held its blood drive and collected 181 pints of blood.
8	This is good, clean college fun?	One of the many snowball fights that occurred on campus; photo.
8	Death and dying	A workshop is being held on the topic death and dying.
8	Consumer call-in on KUNI
8	Job outlook for December graduates looks good	Larry Routh talks about prospects.
9	Outdoor concert	The fourth annual Campanile Christmas concert is being presented by Robert Byrnes.
9	Sounds of Christmas	The Women's Chorus performs along with other groups in the Christmas concert; photo.
10	Panther cagers drop two weekend contests	Panthers beaten, 68-60, by Western Michigan, and 99-83, by Western Illinois.
10	Grapplers topple Vikings	The wrestlers performed well, as they beat Cleveland State, 19--15.
11	Tankers place 8th	Men's swimming team placed eighth in the Hamline Relays against twelve other teams.
11	Squaring off	Kevin Kurth makes his move toward the opposition in the wrestling meet; photo.
11	Lady hoopsters lose	Panthers were defeated by William Penn, 51-45, in the junior varsity, and 75-50 in the varsity.
11	A Sports Column	Students have snowball fight.
12	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.
12	Student Reading Association	Will hold potluck.
12	Model UN	Will meet.
12	Sigma Delta Pi	Will plan for next semester.
12	OEA	Connie Foster will speak.
12	Dance	Disco dance workshop.
12	Tomahawk	Will go caroling.
12	Anthropology Club	Phil Nusbaum will speak on folk tales.
12	German Club	Will hold Christmas party.
12	Women's Studies Association	Will meet.
12	SISEA	Norm McCumsey will speak.
12	PBL	Will meet.
12	Alpha Kappa Delta	Initiation and dinner.