Northern Iowan — January 13, 1978

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Run for a world record	Track coach sponsors a twenty-four hour jog-a-thon in the UNI-Dome.
1	Life goes on	Unhappy students scatter around campus after the long three week break for Christmas; photo.
1	Fired Food Service employee files grievance	Student employee fired because he would not buy a board contract.
2	Too bad, lobbyists	The bottle bill has strong popular support.
2	A promise of dedication	Northern Iowan planning to do very good job this semester.
2	In full swing	UNISA still seeking logo.
2	Get involved	There are two open positions for students on the Mission Statement Committee.
2	Acting and special effects make Close Encounters excellent film	Review of the movie, "Close Encounters of the Third Kind".
3	World touring pianist to perform Monday	Profile of Barbara Nissman; photo.
3	Tomahawk	Last day to pick up books.
3	P. E. departments have joint reorganization	Men's and Women's Physical Education Departments get together to redesign physical education major; division coordinators named..
3	X-mas vacations busy time for UNI recruiters	Noreen Hermansen talks about the Admissions Office program in which high schoolers can listen to the alumni of their school talk about UNI.
4	Speech tonight	Art Morrison from Coe College will speak.
4	Long Day's Journey at UNI	Milwaukee company will present play.
4	Student teaching blues	A student discussing the rigors of student teaching.
5	Speech classes delayed 2 days for new building	The first classes in the complex were cancelled this week due to unfinished work on the building; photo.
5	Strayer-Wood: many advantages over Old Aud.	Although there seems to be a lack of space in some areas, the organization of the rooms is better than in the Auditorium; Theatre UNI staff talk about their new facilities.
6	Energy problems worse than you think	Leland Wilson talks about energy conservation and the results of his citizens' workshops; photo.
6	Energy-Environment Simulator	Dr. Leland Wilson informs the citizens of Cedar Falls about the amount of energy being used and wasted; photo.
7	UPB activities to help student enjoy themselves	Quick description of activities offered by UPB.
7	R.A.'s needed	Quick description of duties and qualifications.
7	Bookstore blues	Students wait in line at the bookstore; photo.
8	Women's Pool hours set	The hours for the spring semester at the women's swimming pool.
8	Chinese thought class, Taoism, is offered this semester	Professor Hsu talks about the class.
8	The eleventh hour	Students fixing their schedule for the new semester; photo.
9	Students offered discount through buying cards
9	Members elected to Women's Center	Four returning and six new women were elected to the board for the Cedar Falls-Waterloo Women's Center.
9	Volunteers	Tutors needed in several areas yet this semester.
9	Tutors needed	Tutors needed in the UNI-CUE program for youngsters.
10	Wrestlers host Cyclones	Wrestlers prepare for a competition against top-ranked team from Iowa State.
10	Hoopsters away	Women's basketball team prepares to win this weekend.
10	Cagers face Augie and Jacks	The men's basketball team loses, 92-77, to Augustana.
10	A Sports Column	Urges support for winter sports.
11	Volleyball champs	The men's winning team from intramural volleyball.
11	Tumblers open in triangular	The women begin their gymnastic season in Minneapolis.
11	Gymnasts face ND	The men gymnasts open their season by hosting their rival North Dakota in the Men's Gym.
12	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.
12	The Iowa Mountains?	Tall snow pile; photo.
12	Soccer Club	Will meet.
12	Transcendental meditation	Will offer introductory lecture.
12	Shalom Society	Will meet.